Bitcoin fell below $65,000 on November 15, its lowest level since July, amid macroeconomic concerns, market liquidations and possible competition for investment from AI companies. The broader crypto market cap dropped to $2.19 trillion.
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Michael Saylor highlighted positive returns from Strategy’s income-paying preferred shares, traded as STRC, while bitcoin fell near $64K on Nov. 14, down more than 21% over one month. The slide pushed the company’s bitcoin holdings further below their acquisition cost. Saylor Highlights Income During Bitcoin’s Slide Michael Saylor, founder and executive chai…
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Bitcoin liquidation events exceeding $500 million have become common, reflecting significant market volatility. Recent trading sessions have seen large losses, including a $1.3 billion liquidation. Factors affecting the market include high oil prices and potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. Additionally, investors seem to be favoring artificial intelligence…
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Bitcoin was down about 4% on the day amid a tepid market reaction to October’s US PPI reading, which came in below expected levels.
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A $5.8 million Bitcoin options loss pushed Nakamoto’s quarterly operating revenue below zero, while the company extended repayment of $60 million in Kraken debt to 2027.
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Headlines: Wall Street steadies despite Nvidia drama but dip buyers are still walking a tight rope US bond market cracks resurface as higher for longer fears return to haunt Wall Street Higher real yields and stronger US dollar weigh on gold as Trump puts Iran deal in jeopardy Japan prime minister Takaichi fires another verbal warning as USD/JPY flirts with…
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Equity markets are falling as well, with interest rates and the dollar surging amid an increasingly hawkish Federal Reserve.
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Jane Street ended Q3 with 19% fewer shares in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, and a higher share price lifted the stake’s value to $957 million.
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