Cryptocurrency markets are trending lower on Tuesday as investors brace for tomorrow's FOMC meeting.
Notable Statistics:
- IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increasing by 32.6% and daily active addresses growing by 16.1%. Transactions greater than $100,000 are up from 6,332 to 9,291 in a single day. Exchanges netflows are down by 426.1%.
- Coinglass data reports 110,223 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours for $209.24 million.
- Crypto trader Ted Pillows noted that long-term holders purchased 167,000 BTC worth $13.9 billion. He believes Bitcoin will follow gold.
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- Bitcoin Is ‘Past The Bull Cycle Peak,’ Top Analyst Warns
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Trader Notes: Stockmoney Lizards sees the current dip as a normal correction in a bull market and cautions traders not to be misled. He expects BTC to break $108,000 within weeks or months.
CrediBULL Crypto notes Bitcoin is ranging between support and resistance, while forming a higher timeframe bottom, with price action remaining choppy as it awaits a breakout.
Crypto trader Roman highlights that BTC's 4-hour chart aligns with his plan to see $70,000 tested as weekly support before any short-term upside.
He warns a drop below $80,000 could lead to a swift decline and believes the market is waiting on the FOMC for direction.
Crypto Raven points to a gap between Bitcoin's price and Global M2 growth, historically a correlated metric. He sees this as a sign BTC is due for a catch-up rally toward at least $100,000, stating, "The bull market is far from over."
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