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Bitcoin jumps above US$50,000 in recovery from latest rout

The Straits Times2021-03-04

HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - Bitcoin held gains above US$50,000 (S$66,600) in Asia trading on Thursday (March 4), putting the largest cryptocurrency back on track after steep losses last week with bullish ...

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許湘婷SERENEKOH
·2021-03-04
It’s so volatile today!
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WeiKeong
·2021-03-04
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Jojofi
·2021-03-04
Interested
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·2021-03-04
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B1B2
·2021-03-04
To infinity & beyond
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·2021-03-04
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Tongs
·2021-03-04
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PierreTan
·2021-03-04
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·2021-03-04
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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. The outlook for the cryptocurrency industry is still under fierce debate. Proponents point to growing institutional adoption while critics say bitcoin is a giant bubble destined to burst like its 2017 boom and bust cycle.\nRegulators\nOn Tuesday, Gary Gensler, nominee for chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, said that making sure crypto markets are free of fraud and manipulation is a challenge for the agency.\nMr Gensler, who served as a CFTC chairman during the Obama administration, has been viewed as a strong advocate for digital assets. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. The outlook for the cryptocurrency industry is still under fierce debate. Proponents point to growing institutional adoption while critics say bitcoin is a giant bubble destined to burst like its 2017 boom and bust cycle.\nRegulators\nOn Tuesday, Gary Gensler, nominee for chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, said that making sure crypto markets are free of fraud and manipulation is a challenge for the agency.\nMr Gensler, who served as a CFTC chairman during the Obama administration, has been viewed as a strong advocate for digital assets. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. The outlook for the cryptocurrency industry is still under fierce debate. Proponents point to growing institutional adoption while critics say bitcoin is a giant bubble destined to burst like its 2017 boom and bust cycle.\nRegulators\nOn Tuesday, Gary Gensler, nominee for chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, said that making sure crypto markets are free of fraud and manipulation is a challenge for the agency.\nMr Gensler, who served as a CFTC chairman during the Obama administration, has been viewed as a strong advocate for digital assets. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. The outlook for the cryptocurrency industry is still under fierce debate. Proponents point to growing institutional adoption while critics say bitcoin is a giant bubble destined to burst like its 2017 boom and bust cycle.\nRegulators\nOn Tuesday, Gary Gensler, nominee for chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, said that making sure crypto markets are free of fraud and manipulation is a challenge for the agency.\nMr Gensler, who served as a CFTC chairman during the Obama administration, has been viewed as a strong advocate for digital assets. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. The outlook for the cryptocurrency industry is still under fierce debate. Proponents point to growing institutional adoption while critics say bitcoin is a giant bubble destined to burst like its 2017 boom and bust cycle.\nRegulators\nOn Tuesday, Gary Gensler, nominee for chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, said that making sure crypto markets are free of fraud and manipulation is a challenge for the agency.\nMr Gensler, who served as a CFTC chairman during the Obama administration, has been viewed as a strong advocate for digital assets. 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The coin had surged as much as 11 per cent during US trading on Wednesday.\nThe cryptocurrency has been volatile with prices plunging 21 per cent last week before recovering with the earlier broad bounce back in global equities. On a technical basis, the GTI Global Strength Indicator, which detects trend fluctuations, has begun to curl upward, suggesting a bullish move for bitcoin. The coin is up 13 per cent this week.\n\"With the return of the stimulus fueling activities in the US and elsewhere - this is very good for scarce assets such as bitcoin,\" said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.\nMeanwhile, more big-name investors are backing crypto. Bloomberg reported late Tuesday that billionaire hedge-fund manager Marc Lasry and former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo have invested in crypto-asset and blockchain investment firm BlockTower Capital.\nBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are also driving growing interest from mainstream investors in Canada, as the introduction of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds helped drive US$5.2 billion in inflows in February, the second-highest month of such flows on record.\n\"Bitcoin is now, for the most part, steadily getting constant endorsements,\" said Ed Moya, senior market analyst for OANDA. \"You're still in the early stages of this institutional interest and that's why I think you're probably going to have people become a lot more open minded to cryptos.\"\nThe investments underscore a growing trend of institutional money flowing into the digital space, which is simultaneously gaining attention from regulators as the nascent industry seeks to carve out a place in mainstream finance. The outlook for the cryptocurrency industry is still under fierce debate. Proponents point to growing institutional adoption while critics say bitcoin is a giant bubble destined to burst like its 2017 boom and bust cycle.\nRegulators\nOn Tuesday, Gary Gensler, nominee for chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, said that making sure crypto markets are free of fraud and manipulation is a challenge for the agency.\nMr Gensler, who served as a CFTC chairman during the Obama administration, has been viewed as a strong advocate for digital assets. 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