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Bitcoin has reclaimed its 50-week moving average, a level historically associated with bear-market endings. Analysts caution that one weekly close above the indicator is not sufficient to confirm the start of a new bull market.
Strategy founder Michael Saylor says the Clarity Act’s collapse is beneficial for the digital asset industry, arguing that crypto businesses can work effectively with regulators without the proposed legislation, Bitcoin Magazine reports.
Standard Chartered reportedly sees Arbitrum (ARB) potentially rising 70 times by 2030. Cointelegraph also highlighted the missed CLARITY legislation, legalized tokenized stocks and progress on a Bitcoin Reserve.
A Glassnode and Bybit report says Bitcoin’s outperformance has defined the crypto market for two years, while speculation and froth have concentrated in its riskiest corners.
Bitcoin Magazine says Gen Z represents less than 5% of the new-home market, while SALT Lending’s Hunter Albright suggests the generation’s limited access to housing may shape its interest in bitcoin as a wealth-building asset.
T. Rowe Price’s Blue Macellari said Bitcoin is now central to the debate over monetary debasement. Bitcoin Magazine’s report focuses on her perspective on the current Treasury market and does not include price targets or investment advice.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $310 million as demand broadened on Friday, with Fidelity driving the rebound. The two-day recovery eased a difficult week but did not fully offset the midweek withdrawal gap, according to CryptoSlate.
Bitcoin rose 24.6% over five August days while active leverage declined, with short positions responsible for 89% of liquidated dollars, a Glassnode and Bybit report found. The data highlights forced short closures as the rally’s main liquidation driver.
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Crypto pioneer Marc van der Chijs, who sold much of his bitcoin for AI investments, now warns the technology could trigger systemic banking and infrastructure shocks and is considering moving some profits back into crypto.
Michael Saylor responded to Jason Calacanis’s comparison of bitcoin with obsolete CDs and DVDs. CoinDesk summarized Saylor’s reply with “The orange tie stays,” highlighting the ongoing debate over bitcoin’s long-term relevance.
Bitcoin rose to an intraday high of $81,400 on Friday, nearing the low-$82,000 area that has capped recoveries since late August. Any weekend breakout would occur while crypto markets trade but US spot Bitcoin ETF shares remain closed.
A Wall Street Journal report cited by Bitcoin Magazine says ECB President Christine Lagarde blocked Binance from gaining a foothold in the European Union. The source also notes her past criticism of Bitcoin and support for CBDCs.
A Wall Street Journal report cited by Bitcoin Magazine says ECB President Christine Lagarde blocked Binance from establishing a foothold in the European Union. Lagarde has previously criticized Bitcoin and supports central bank digital currencies, the source says.
Gilt yields fell after the Bank of England paused active auctions, but its £368 billion portfolio unwind continues. CryptoSlate says the eight-year process leaves a prolonged rates risk for Bitcoin.
Cointelegraph’s September 18 roundup covers daily crypto trends and events involving Bitcoin, blockchain, DeFi, Web3 and regulation. The supplied material links the coverage to BTC, AIN, DAI and NOW, without detailing individual developments.
