Strategist links oil selloff to a softer Fed and support for gold and bitcoin
Robbert van Batenburg of The Bear Traps Report says falling oil and gas prices point to a dovish Fed, which he sees as good for bitcoin.
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Robbert van Batenburg of The Bear Traps Report says falling oil and gas prices point to a dovish Fed, which he sees as good for bitcoin.
The purchases came as bitcoin's price fell to $75,000, according to figures from the analytics platform Santiment.
A CriptoNoticias report links fund outflows, corporate selling and tighter macro conditions to a smaller buyer base for bitcoin.
The Bitcoin mining hardware maker's equipment sales dropped 90%, and the report says it is turning toward energy in Texas.
Schwartz said he arranged the sales with lawyers so he would not face accusations of trading on confidential information.
CriptoNoticias says holders who bought higher may sell into a rebound, adding pressure on the recovery, and gives no price level.
The analysts cite competition from other assets, large liquidations of trader positions and changed strategies among big investors.
The most serious, CVE-2025-62861, could leave a node unable to build block templates until it was restarted, according to ForkLog.
The miner raised about $1.1 billion and put $750 million of it toward term loans, leaving under 5% of its coins pledged.
Bitcoin has lagged behind the recent rally in U.S. stocks as traders await the release of the October inflation report.