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Raoul Pal suggested that profit-taking by institutions was the likely reason for recent Bitcoin sell-offs but that the selling is likely done for now. origin »
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Institutional investors are salivating over opportunities in growth equity and depressed tokens that took an undeservingly excessive hit during crypto's bear market, market participants said during Wednesday's Consensus 2023 event.
There’s value in crypto, even if regulators and politicians don’t dig enough to see it.
The week beginning May 5 and ending May 11 witnessed one of the biggest crashes in the history of cryptocurrency. While the crash was devastating for retail investors, it seems… The post Institutional Investors Racked Up $274M Worth of Assets Amid Market Crash appeared first on CoinCentral.
Crypto asset management firm CoinShares says the optimism generated by the launch of Ether (ETH) futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) triggered an influx of institutional funds into the second-largest crypto by market capitalization.
Chinese state media are predicting further declines for gold and the precious market in general amid a possible parabolic advance for Bitcoin (BTC). Indeed, several market analyses show an increasing pivot away from traditional haven assets like gold towards BTC as investors look to capitalize on the top-ranked crypto by market capitalization reaching new heights.
CEO Brad Garlinghouse said Ripple is "in a very strong position... and I intend to press our advantage" through new investments.