Crypto Research
1,890 Results
On Tuesday, the market experienced cascade of liquidations as nearly $4.0 billion of long positions across the entire crypto market were wiped out. Approximately $1.0 billion of BTC long positions and $855 million of ETH long positions were liquidated.Tuesday’s liquidations were possibly exacerbated by the leverage embedded in the Ethereum market and the wider altcoin universe.BTC and ETH found ample buying support above their 200-day moving averages and continue to...
Bitcoin stalled this week but continues to trade above its 200-day SMA. Ethereum received some late inspiration and has surged beyond $3,500 for the first time since the industry drawdown in May.Dating back to 2011, September is the only month in which BTC has experienced a negative average return (this should not be a grave concern for investors).Bitcoin’s supply action last week was an anomaly as coins resume being removed...
Price is a function of supply and demand. It was mentioned in this week's FSI Crypto Weekly (August 25, 2021) that the Bitcoin price has received a boost from the supply side of the equation. Sean Farrell, VP of Digital Assets, provides insight and clarifies the chart featured in the report. *Recorded August 26, 2021
Recap of price performance; A pattern emerges in BTC & ETH dominance; Market structure remains unchanged and ripe for an institutional nudge; Takeaway: Buy BTC and ETH into any near-term weakness; Alpha Opportunity; Metaverse Summer
RECAP OF PRICE PERFORMANCE First, let’s quickly recap what we observed the past week for BTC and ETH. Some observations: 1. Below (Exhibit 1) is the 7-day chart featuring the price action of BTC and ETH. Bitcoin surpassed the $48,000 - level, Ethereum traded above $3,300, and the total crypto market cap reached $2.0 trillion for the first time since the industry drawdown in May. 2. Last week we highlighted...