During the course of the early morning trading sessions on Thursday (EST), 24-hour statistics show the crypto economy dropped more than 11% in value against the U.S. dollar. While the leading crypto asset bitcoin shed close to 10%, a myriad of alternative digital assets lost close to 20% in value. The crypto market downturn is
Bitcoin is currently down on the charts and has broken below $35,000 as at the time of this writing. As the crisis between Ukraine and Russia rages on, with reports of the latter already invading the former, the markets have taken a beating down even before the financial markets open for trading for the day. …
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The crypto was red on Wednesday night but took a nosedive on Thursday morning when it became clear that Russia was attacking Ukraine. Yesterday, US stocks went into freefall as tensions in Ukraine continued to escalate. The SPX500 (-2.25%), DJ30 (-1.69%), and NASDAQ100 finished heavily red with investors fleeing safer assets. Tensions have been high …
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Dogecoin (DOGE) is expected to reach $0.163 a unit this year, according to a top product comparison site. In a survey, some 33 analysts predicted the value of DOGE to reach $0.316 per unit by 2025. By the end of 2022, DOGE is predicted to reach a price of $0.25, the analysts said. According to …
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As markets move around, our writer takes a cool-headed look at UK shares he would buy now for his portfolio.
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Apple will reportedly soon be able to repair Face ID faults, rather than having to replace the phone.
On-chain data shows Bitcoin investors haven’t moved large amounts to exchanges in response to the Russia-Ukraine war (at least for now). Bitcoin Exchange Reserve Doesn’t Spike Up Following The War Breakout Between Russia And Ukraine As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the BTC reserve hasn’t moved significantly after the news of …
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On the heels of Ukraine’s economic troubles, Bitcoin and Ethereum have taken a pounding in the crypto market. According to multiple news reports Thursday, around two dozen Russian cruise missiles have hit specific targets in two cities in Ukraine, including its capital, Kyiv. Russia’s attack undoubtedly is the cause of the current tremor shaking the …
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