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Bitcoin Recovers to $32K After Dipping Below $30K to 10-Month Low

The last time the largest cryptocurrency by market cap traded under $30,000 was in July 2021.

Bitcoin hit a 24-hour low of $29,763 before bouncing back above $30,000. (CoinDesk)

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Market Wrap: Cryptos, Stocks Tumble Amid Extreme Bearish Sentiment

BTC dropped by as much as 11% over the past 24 hours while several altcoins underperformed.

Mercado bajista —bear market, en inglés— de cripto. (Olen Gandy, Unsplash)

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Bitcoin Under Pressure; Support at $27K-$30K

BTC's breakdown is confirmed and upside appears limited.

(Archivo de CoinDesk)

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Bitcoin Funds Had Surprise Inflows as Markets Plunged

Some $45 million flowed into these funds in the week through May 6. Investors apparently bought the market dip.

Digital-asset funds had $40 million in net inflows in the seven days through May 9. (CoinShares)

Finanças

First Mover Americas: Institutions Look to Be Selling BTC in Falling Market

The latest moves in crypto markets in context for May 9, 2022.

(PonyWang/Getty images)

Mercados

Bitcoin Tumbles to Lowest Price Since July 2021 as Market Panic Grows

Cryptos slumped across the board all weekend and added to declines Monday morning as global equity markets swooned.

brown bear (Fabe collage, Unsplash)

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DeFi Locked Value Falls to Yearly Low, $27B Lost Over the Weekend

The drop is likely due to falling token prices and risk-off sentiment in the broader market, analysts said.

“Whoever controls liquidity controls DeFi.” (Rahul Pabolu/Unsplash)

Opinião

The Fed Raised Rates and Markets Freaked Out

After Jerome Powell’s press conference, all markets reacted aggressively and then swiftly retraced their moves as market sentiment shifted overnight.

(The Scream, undated drawing Edvard Munch, Bergen Kunstmuseum/Wikimedia Commons)

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Market Wrap: Crypto Sell-Off Stabilizes Amid Bearish Sentiment

BTC was roughly flat over the past 24 hours and down by 6% over the past week. Traders remain cautious.

(Drew Beamer/Unsplash)