
Historical market drawdowns could signal the dawn of a digital currency era
With the history of policy revolutions post-market crashes, could cryptocurrencies become the new standard post-2024?
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With the history of policy revolutions post-market crashes, could cryptocurrencies become the new standard post-2024?

As US CPI matches 3.1% expectation, Bitcoin continues to show strength above $40,000

Over 23,000 Bitcoin flood exchanges in the past week, hinting at investor strategy pivot.

Bitcoin's dramatic value plunge to $40,000 followed by record transfer from short-term holders.

After six upward revisions, Bitcoin's mining difficulty drops as hash rate wanes.

Bitcoin's price has crashed on an upward run but funding rates suggest traders are holding their ground.

Analysts see Bitcoin's latest setback as an ebb in bull market, with historical trends suggesting Bitcoin's recent 10% decline is a typical.

Deflation in China's economy may portend a recession, while Bitcoin sees potential gains from monetary policy.

Binance and CME continue divergent paths as Bitcoin volatility leads to $400M in liquidations.

Miner revenue hits $50 million, outpacing long-term average.

Non-farm payroll growth and lower unemployment fail to shake Bitcoin's price, hinting at a decoupling from the broader economy.

Despite a stellar rise in USD, Ethereum's gain over Bitcoin remains a modest 6% above the YTD low.

A potential US spot Bitcoin ETF could mirror Canada's success, projecting a market cap that challenges the top 100 ETFs.