$80M Hyperliquid Whale Bet Predicts Bitcoin Crash and Oil Rally
Bitcoin continues to show strength above $68,000 but one Hyperliquid whale is betting on a crypto market crash and that oil prices will rally.
Bitcoin continues to show strength above $68,000 but one Hyperliquid whale is betting on a crypto market crash and that oil prices will rally.
F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun sold a Pattaya condo for 7 BTC, a fraction of the 2,900 BTC he paid in 2015, highlighting Bitcoin’s huge outperformance over gold and stocks.
Bitcoin and altcoins attracted buyers near their respective range lows, but the current global macroeconomic and geopolitical scenarios limit the upside of crypto market rallies.
Bitcoin’s chance of trading above $75,000 in April decreased as Friday’s price action showed deepening negative sentiment from investors.
Bitcoin bulls will need to make a last minute push in order to sway Friday’s $18.6 billion options expiry in their favor.
Bitcoin’s hold on $70,000 slips as rising treasury yields, inflation concerns and the risk of a prolonged war in Iran discourage investors.
Bitcoin and stock markets rallied after President Trump delayed military action in Iran, but BTC futures data shows traders are afraid to open bullish positions.
Bitcoin and altcoins are nearly 20% up from their February sell-off lows. Are bulls taking control of the crypto market?
Bitcoin and altcoins rallied toward their respective range highs as investors piled into crypto despite the war in Iran and record-high oil prices.
Markets turned green on Monday, and technical charts hint that a break above longer-term overhead resistance levels could kickstart a strong bull trend.
Bulls reclaimed control of the crypto markets on Wednesday as BTC soared above $69,000 and several altcoins made double-digit gains.
US trade policy and stock market weakness spilt over to crypto markets, where Bitcoin and altcoins are at risk of falling to new year-to-date lows.
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