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The head of research for digital asset manager 3iQ wrote that the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization is still riding tailwinds from multiple spot bitcoin ETF filings and other June events.
Buying for the trust has picked up on hopes the SEC might soon approve a spot bitcoin ETF.
The bank previously said it expected the cryptocurrency to reach $100,000 by then.
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for July 10, 2023.
China is exporting deflation across the Western world. Ultimately this will be good for risk assets as it relates to the end of the global interest-rate increase cycle, one observer said.
PLUS: The dYdX Foundation's Charles d'Haussy says that dYdX's move away from Ethereum might be the beginning of a broader trend.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the nonfarm payrolls report for June at 12:30 UTC.
Such ETFs have existed for some time in Canada and Europe, but have failed to attract large investor interest, the report said.
PLUS: Bitcoin tumbled below $30,000 for the first time in almost two weeks after a disappointing ADP private sector jobs report and ISM services index, but regained some ground later on Thursday.
- 12:55Michael Saylor has released Bitcoin Tracker information for the seventh consecutive week, possibly hinting at another increase in BTC holdingsOn December 22, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor released Bitcoin Tracker related information for the seventh consecutive week. However, this time it was different from before as he stated: "The orange dots on the website have an incentive effect." (Note: After each purchase of BTC by MicroStrategy in the past, a green dot would be marked on the corresponding date on their website and blue was used for BTC price trend lines. This time, previous green dots on the site turned orange.) According to previous patterns, MicroStrategy always increases its holdings of Bitcoin the day after such news is released.
- 11:00Analyst: It seems reasonable for Amazon to keep a "small portion" of its cash in BitcoinAccording to The Washington Post, Morningstar analyst Dan Romanoff stated that although gold is typically considered the most suitable asset for hedging against inflation, Bitcoin might be a more useful tool for this purpose. Over the past five years, both Bitcoin and gold have appreciated in price beyond inflation, with Bitcoin's increase being much larger. Dan Romanoff believes that despite there not being much historical data on how cryptocurrencies perform during different economic cycles, it could be reasonable to make small investments in Bitcoin. He added: "If Amazon can keep a small portion of cash in Bitcoin, it seems quite sensible."
- 10:59Data: Over the past 2 days, nine new wallets have transferred out more than 362,000 LINK from CEXAccording to Lookonchain monitoring, in the past 2 days, 9 new wallets have withdrawn 362,380 LINK (approximately 8.19 million USD) from CEX.
