1. Rekt Capital: Bitcoin's historical average monthly increase in October reached 22%. 2. Bitcoin is between $61,700 and 7
1. Rekt Capital pointed out that historically, Bitcoin has had an average increase of 22% in October. 2. There is selling pressure on Bitcoin prices between $61,700 and $70,500 currently. 3. Fear continues as BTC drops below $58,000, causing short-term investors to panic and exit. 4. Despite analysts predicting that Bitcoin prices may rise to $110,000, there is also a risk of dropping below $40,000 first. 5. A report from Bitfinex suggests that the bottom may be between $40,000 and $50,000. 6. Bitcoin is expected to revisit the low point area of $50,000 in the coming weeks, with $54,000 potentially serving as a strong support level
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Rekt Capital: Bitcoin's historical average monthly increase in October reached 22%.
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Bitcoin faces continued selling pressure between $61,700 and $70,500.
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Viewpoint: The fear sentiment has lasted for 23 days in the past month, with short-term investors choosing panic exits after Bitcoin fell below $58,000.
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Analysis: Bitcoin is expected to rise to $110,000, but may first fall below $40,000.
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Bitfinex Report: The bottom of Bitcoin may be between $40,000 and $50,000.
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Analysis: Bitcoin may revisit the $50,000 low point area in the coming weeks.
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QCP Capital: Bitcoin may find strong support at $54,000, and the options market still shows a bullish signal in the medium term.
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Bitcoin miners' income hit a 12-month low in August.
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VanEck predicts that by 2050, each Bitcoin could reach $2.9 million.
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Santiment: Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery.
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Hong Kong Ethereum ETF saw a net inflow of over 1,600 coins in August, with a monthly increase of over 10%.
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The Trump family's crypto project appoints Corey Caplan, co-founder of Dolomite, as a project advisor.
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The total on-chain transaction volume of Bitcoin and Ethereum decreased by 15.3% in August.
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The ETF Store President: Four Bitcoin spot ETFs rank in the top four in terms of new ETF inflows in the U.S. this year.
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The Financial Services Agency of Japan issued tax reform requirements for the fiscal year 2025, mentioning virtual currency transactions for the first time.
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Li Jia Chao: Expect more trade applications to be promoted after tokenized trading and asset management