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Bitcoin slips below $60,000 as outflows from ETF continue and Fed pressure mounts#binabcesqure Bitcoin fell below the $60,000 level on Sunday’s main session, amid continued outflows from ETF funds, strengthening the US dollar, and expectations of tighter monetary policy—further weighing on market sentiment. Bitcoin was trading down 1.46% at $59,919.00 by 18:09 Saudi Arabia time, after briefly holding above the $60,000 level earlier over the weekend. The digital coin is on track to post a rare second consecutive quarterly loss, which would be only the third time the year has started with back-to-back quarterly declines.

Bitcoin slips below $60,000 as outflows from ETF continue and Fed pressure mounts

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Bitcoin fell below the $60,000 level on Sunday’s main session, amid continued outflows from ETF funds, strengthening the US dollar, and expectations of tighter monetary policy—further weighing on market sentiment.
Bitcoin was trading down 1.46% at $59,919.00 by 18:09 Saudi Arabia time, after briefly holding above the $60,000 level earlier over the weekend. The digital coin is on track to post a rare second consecutive quarterly loss, which would be only the third time the year has started with back-to-back quarterly declines.
#binabcesqure Cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual assets that use cryptography to secure transactions and rely on a decentralized network known as the "blockchain" instead of central banks. These currencies allow for direct "peer-to-peer" (P2P) money transfers anywhere around the globe. Key cryptocurrencies and their pricesBitcoin (BTC): The first and most renowned currency, currently stabilizing around $64,000.Ethereum (ETH): The second-largest cryptocurrency, known for supporting smart contracts, trading around $1,734.Alternative coins (Altcoins): Includes thousands of other currencies like Ripple (XRP) and Solana (Sol).Characteristics of cryptocurrenciesDecentralization: Not subject to government or financial institution control.Transparency and privacy: All transactions are recorded on a public ledger, but user identities are often encrypted.High volatility: Prices are prone to massive and rapid changes based on supply and demand or economic news.Trading platforms and regulation Buying and selling occurs through centralized exchanges like Binance or decentralized platforms. These platforms face ongoing regulatory challenges; for instance, Binance has encountered restrictions threatening its licensing in EU countries. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT) $BNB
#binabcesqure Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual assets that use cryptography to secure transactions and rely on a decentralized network known as the "blockchain" instead of central banks. These currencies allow for direct "peer-to-peer" (P2P) money transfers anywhere around the globe. Key cryptocurrencies and their pricesBitcoin (BTC): The first and most renowned currency, currently stabilizing around $64,000.Ethereum (ETH): The second-largest cryptocurrency, known for supporting smart contracts, trading around $1,734.Alternative coins (Altcoins): Includes thousands of other currencies like Ripple (XRP) and Solana (Sol).Characteristics of cryptocurrenciesDecentralization: Not subject to government or financial institution control.Transparency and privacy: All transactions are recorded on a public ledger, but user identities are often encrypted.High volatility: Prices are prone to massive and rapid changes based on supply and demand or economic news.Trading platforms and regulation Buying and selling occurs through centralized exchanges like Binance or decentralized platforms. These platforms face ongoing regulatory challenges; for instance, Binance has encountered restrictions threatening its licensing in EU countries.
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#binabcesqure According to Kraken, buying Bitcoin at a price below its 200-week moving average has historically produced average returns exceeding 100%. Bitcoin’s price fell briefly below its 200-week moving average twice within the past two weeks, which is a rare event, but Kraken believes it represents historically excellent investment opportunities for buyers. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT) $SPCXB {spot}(SPCXBUSDT)
#binabcesqure According to Kraken, buying Bitcoin at a price below its 200-week moving average has historically produced average returns exceeding 100%.
Bitcoin’s price fell briefly below its 200-week moving average twice within the past two weeks, which is a rare event, but Kraken believes it represents historically excellent investment opportunities for buyers.
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#binabcesqure European stocks pull back at the close.. but register weekly gains European stocks dipped at the end of Friday's trading, pressured by uncertainty surrounding the sustainability of the ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, while the British government faces increasing political challenges with rising debt and a budget deficit. The French index "CAC 40" led the daily declines, losing 46 points (a drop of 0.55%) to close at 8421 points, but it maintained a positive weekly performance with a growth rate of +0.84%. The British index "FTSE 100" followed suit, dropping by 36 points (0.35%) to close at 10363 points, deepening its total weekly losses to 1%. In Germany, the "DAX" index closed at 24985 points after losing 40 points (0.16%), however, it remained the biggest weekly winner with a jump of +1.42%. On the flip side, the regional index "Stoxx Europe 600" saw relative stability; it only dipped by one point (0.24%) to settle at 635 points, ending its week with slight gains of +0.38%. The Swiss Foreign Ministry announced the cancellation of a meeting between the U.S. and Iran that was set to take place yesterday to kick off the next phase of negotiations, with media reports indicating that this move came as a result of ongoing military clashes in Lebanon.
#binabcesqure European stocks pull back at the close.. but register weekly gains
European stocks dipped at the end of Friday's trading, pressured by uncertainty surrounding the sustainability of the ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, while the British government faces increasing political challenges with rising debt and a budget deficit.

The French index "CAC 40" led the daily declines, losing 46 points (a drop of 0.55%) to close at 8421 points, but it maintained a positive weekly performance with a growth rate of +0.84%.
The British index "FTSE 100" followed suit, dropping by 36 points (0.35%) to close at 10363 points, deepening its total weekly losses to 1%.

In Germany, the "DAX" index closed at 24985 points after losing 40 points (0.16%), however, it remained the biggest weekly winner with a jump of +1.42%.

On the flip side, the regional index "Stoxx Europe 600" saw relative stability; it only dipped by one point (0.24%) to settle at 635 points, ending its week with slight gains of +0.38%.

The Swiss Foreign Ministry announced the cancellation of a meeting between the U.S. and Iran that was set to take place yesterday to kick off the next phase of negotiations, with media reports indicating that this move came as a result of ongoing military clashes in Lebanon.
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