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Could Bitcoin Plummet to $80,000—or Lower? Experts Warn of a Deep Decline
The price of Bitcoin is hitting a three-month low, causing many market analysts to warn of a potentially stronger price drop. According to Geoffrey Kendrick, head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered, Bitcoin could continue to decline to the $80,000 range, or even lower.
Additionally, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes also noted that Bitcoin is approaching a dangerous price zone he refers to as 'goblin town' – a term that implies a strong bear market.
Additionally, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes also noted that Bitcoin is approaching a dangerous price zone he refers to as 'goblin town' – a term that implies a strong bear market.
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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Up 175% Year-Over-Year – Reaching $40.6 Billion
📈 US spot Bitcoin ETFs are seeing explosive growth, with net inflows up 175% year-over-year. Between January 13 and February 5, 2025, total inflows into these funds reached $4.4 billion, compared to $1.6 billion in the same period in 2024.
🚀 Bitcoin ETF – One of the Most Successful Launches in History
Since their approval, the #ETFbitcoin funds have attracted a total of $40.6 billion in net inflows, making it one of the most successful ETF launches in financial market history.
🚀 Bitcoin ETF – One of the Most Successful Launches in History
Since their approval, the #ETFbitcoin funds have attracted a total of $40.6 billion in net inflows, making it one of the most successful ETF launches in financial market history.
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Spot vs Futures Strategy
#SpotVSFuturesStrategy
Spot vs Futures Strategy (SpotVSFuturesStrategy)
In the world of trading and investing, understanding the differences between spot markets and futures markets is crucial, especially for traders looking to develop effective strategies based on these instruments. The "SpotVSFuturesStrategy" is known as a trading approach that relies on analyzing the relationship between prices in the spot market and the futures market, and exploiting time or price differences to achieve profits.
Spot vs Futures Strategy (SpotVSFuturesStrategy)
In the world of trading and investing, understanding the differences between spot markets and futures markets is crucial, especially for traders looking to develop effective strategies based on these instruments. The "SpotVSFuturesStrategy" is known as a trading approach that relies on analyzing the relationship between prices in the spot market and the futures market, and exploiting time or price differences to achieve profits.
#SpotVSFuturesStrategy
For traders with a lower risk tolerance, spot trading offers direct asset ownership, immediate settlement, and a simple buy‑and‑hold approach—ideal for long‑term investors. In contrast, futures trading allows leverage and directional bets (long or short) without owning the underlying, offering higher return potential but also greater risk, margin calls, and complexity zebpay.com+15nasdaq.com+15binance.com+15blockchain-council.org+3coinsread.com+3economictimes.indiatimes.com+3. A balanced strategy: use spot for core holdings, and selectively hedge or speculate with futures, especially to profit in sideways or declining markets. Basis trading—buy spot, sell futures (or vice versa)—can exploit price convergence between cash and futures markets .
Hashtags:
#SpotVsFutures #TradingStrategy #RiskManagement #BasisTrade #CryptoTrading #LeverageVsOwnership
For traders with a lower risk tolerance, spot trading offers direct asset ownership, immediate settlement, and a simple buy‑and‑hold approach—ideal for long‑term investors. In contrast, futures trading allows leverage and directional bets (long or short) without owning the underlying, offering higher return potential but also greater risk, margin calls, and complexity zebpay.com+15nasdaq.com+15binance.com+15blockchain-council.org+3coinsread.com+3economictimes.indiatimes.com+3. A balanced strategy: use spot for core holdings, and selectively hedge or speculate with futures, especially to profit in sideways or declining markets. Basis trading—buy spot, sell futures (or vice versa)—can exploit price convergence between cash and futures markets .
Hashtags:
#SpotVsFutures #TradingStrategy #RiskManagement #BasisTrade #CryptoTrading #LeverageVsOwnership
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