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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 -5.96% 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 -5.96% 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...