💰 Bitcoin’s bullish swing backed by record high short-term holder realized price

Bitcoin on-chain data by Glassnode portrays a bullish sentiment, underscored by robust support levels influenced by short-term holders‘ behavior. The Short-Term Holder Realized Price (STH RP), reflecting the average on-chain acquisition cost for coins moved within the last 155 days, recently soared to an all-time high of $57,547. Notably, its 7-day percent change stands at 4%, a significantly elevated figure following a remarkable 11% surge – marking the highest level since 2021.

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💰 Over 5% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply now held in ETPs

According to data from the Bold Report, Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) have achieved a significant milestone, accumulating over 1 million BTC. This translates to an impressive $74 billion in assets under management (AUM). This accumulation represents more than 5% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, which is approximately 19.7 million Bitcoin.

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💰 Bitcoin tumbles to $66,000 triggering over $240 million in market liquidations

Bitcoin’s price took a tumble on April 2, briefly dipping just to $66,000 before recovering slightly to around $66,500 as of press time. This drop from the digital assets’s all-time high of approximately $73,500 on March 14 represents roughly a 10% decline. Coinglass data shows that the plunge triggered a flurry of liquidations across the digital asset ecosystem, with over $240 million worth of positions being closed out in the past 12 hours.

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💰 Circle CEO praises Ripple for launching own stablecoin on XRP

Jeremy Allaire, the CEO of stablecoin issuer Circle, has welcomed Ripple’s entrance into the market. Earlier today, crypto firm Ripple revealed plans to launch a stablecoin that would be 100% backed by US dollar deposits, government bonds, and cash equivalents. Circle is the issuer of USD Coin (USDC), the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization. The firm’s asset is enjoying a renaissance, emerging as the best-performing among major stablecoins during the year’s first quarter.

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💰 Morgan Stanley, UBS on the verge of approving Bitcoin ETF exposure

Morgan Stanley and UBS are actively competing to become the first major banks to offer their clients access to spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to people familiar with the matter. Sources said that Morgan Stanley wants to be the first major bank to offer its clients full access to spot BTC ETFs and will try to frontrun UBS by making an announcement a few days earlier. Arch Public co-founder Andrew Parish shared the development on social media, citing sources.

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💰 Terraform co-founder Do Kwon found liable for civil fraud: reports

A jury has found that both Terraform Labs and its cofounder, Do Hyeong Kwon, misled investors and are found liable for civil fraud, according to multiple reports. Deliberations began Friday afternoon after both sides made closing arguments in the morning, according to reporting from Coinage. The trial lasted two weeks. The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Terraform and Kwon in February 2023 over the algorithmic stablecoin Terra USD, which collapsed in a dramatic fashion a year earlier.

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💰 Bitcoin's Path to Halving — Anticipated Increase in Difficulty Sets Stage

In April, bitcoin (BTC) miners face two significant events: the upcoming difficulty adjustment and the subsequent halving. During the last adjustment on March 28, at block height 836,640, the difficulty decreased by a modest 0.98%. However, this reduction may be erased in the next adjustment, which is projected to increase by anywhere from 1.2% to 2.16%. The upcoming difficulty adjustment is anticipated to happen at block height 838,656, providing miners with 1,344 blocks to mine until block 840,000.

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💰 Bitcoin ‘pretty unlikely’ to revisit $50K price level, says analyst

The frequency of Bitcoin reaching higher support price levels, as well as the “lack of immediate froth” in the derivatives markets, suggests that its price is unlikely to retrace down to $50,000 anytime soon, according to a crypto analyst. Senior analyst at digital asset fund UTXO Management, Dylan LeClair, explained in an analyst note on April 7 that if Bitcoin rises back into the $70,000–$75,000 price range, it will put significant pressure on short positions. “As we’ve consolidated, an increasing amount of short liquidations are building from 70-75k,” he stated.

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💰 Bitcoin Sees Third Best Quarterly Trading Volume in 3 Years: Report

The first quarter of 2024 turned out to be Bitcoin’s (BTC) third-best in the past three years, according to a report from crypto data analytics platform Kaiko. Q1 2024 was Bitcoin’s best quarter in a year as the network witnessed a surge in trading volume. The $1.4 trillion traded in the quarter was the largest cumulative amount the network had seen in more than two years, representing a 107% increase from the $674 billion recorded in Q4 2023.

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⬜️ dYdX community votes to stake $60 million from treasury to boost security

The community of decentralized derivatives exchange dYdX has voted to stake 20 million dYdX Chain tokens, worth about $60 million at current prices, with Cosmos staking provider Stride in order to boost the economic security of the network and encourage stake diversity among its community. In a vote with 81% participation, the measure passed with 91% support, though some dissenters on the original proposal noted that the proposal's passage could lead to a reduction in dYdX's APY, making the token less attractive to new investors.

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💰 Bitcoin ETF activity to remain robust until the halving: Santiment

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows are likely to remain high until the Bitcoin halving later this month, according to on-chain analytics firm Santiment. The blockchain data firm observed that Bitcoin ETF volume hasn’t slowed since the asset hit an all-time high in mid-March, adding, “Trader activity is still notably higher than the turning point that began in late February after an influx of individual trading began” in a post on X on April 8.

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❄️ Toncoin (TON) Hits ATH Flipping Cardano for Top Ten Spot

Toncoin hit an all-time high of $6.50 on April 9, following a monumental 20% gain on the day, outperforming every other crypto asset in the top 50. The big move has enabled it to flip Cardano (ADA) and take the tenth spot with a market cap of $22.4 billion. Cardano, which is still languishing more than 80% down from its 2021 peak, has been dumped out of the top ten despite a 4% daily gain to top $0.61. Moreover, the social messaging platform Telegram-native asset has made more than 150% since the beginning of March, according to CoinGecko.

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💰 Solana 'leads the battle' for blockchain payments, Bernstein says

Looking back at recent stablecoin metrics, Solana is "leading the battle" for blockchain payments amid growth in market liquidity and improved investor sentiment, according to research and brokerage firm Bernstein. “The big change this cycle has been the dominant market share of Solana (43% highest share) in value of stablecoins transferred vs. prior cycle market leader Ethereum,” Gautam Chhugani and Mahika Sapra wrote in a note to clients on Tuesday.

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🪙 VanEck, CoinShares CEOs doubt SEC will approve spot Ethereum ETFs: CNBC

Firms that gained the Securities and Exchange Commission's approval for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund are not feeling very confident that the agency will greenlight proposals for an ether product, according to reporting from CNBC. VanEck CEO Jan van Eck told CNBC in an interview posted on Tuesday that he expected the VanEck Ethereum ETF to be rejected in May – the first deadline approaching for when the SEC will decide whether to allow those products to pass.

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💰 Bitcoin ETF battle heats up as BlackRock closes in on Grayscale

It has been three months since spot bitcoin ETFs began trading and BlackRock's fund appears to be on pace to usurp Grayscale's as the biggest of the crypto-based investment vehicles on offer. According to Trackinsight data compiled by The Block Data Dashboard, as of Tuesday, BlackRock's IBIT fund had $18.2 billion in assets under management compared to Grayscale's $23.2 billion. Grayscale's ETF started with nearly $30 billion in AUM as the firm's exchange-traded fund is a conversion of its flagship fund.

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💰 Bitcoin price gains despite a pullback in global markets as ECB holds rates steady

Bitcoin's price gained on Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) voted to keep interest rates on hold for the fifth consecutive meeting. Although bitcoin typically closely tracks risk-on assets like major equity indices, the cryptocurrency's upward trajectory came as global markets inched down. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for a fourth day in a row, the S&P 500 declined 1% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.1%. In Europe, the regional Stoxx 600 index fell 0.7%, and London's FTSE fell 0.67%.

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