Bitcoin above ___ on August 25?
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JP-COINDESK: Bitcoin surpasses $72,000 -- breaking through the 200-day moving average
Bitcoin breaks out of six-week range, tops $71,000 as $3 billion in shorts get wiped out. • Six weeks of compression ended in the largest short liquidation since at least 2021, with $3 billion of bearish bets forced to buy back into thin supply.
Bitcoin breaks out of six-week range, tops $71,000 as $3 billion in shorts get wiped out. • Six weeks of compression ended in the largest short liquidation since at least 2021, with $3 billion of bearish bets forced to buy back into thin supply.
Bitcoin breaks out of six-week range, tops $71,000 as $3 billion in shorts get wiped out. • Six weeks of compression ended in the largest short liquidation since at least 2021, with $3 billion of bearish bets forced to buy back into thin supply.
Bitcoin breaks out of six-week range, tops $71,000 as $3 billion in shorts get wiped out. • Six weeks of compression ended in the largest short liquidation since at least 2021, with $3 billion of bearish bets forced to buy back into thin supply.
Bitcoin briefly touches $70,000 on Trump crypto push. • TradingView data showed bitcoin hit US$70,000 on Coinbase before slipping below that level. It was still up more than 7% over 24 hours.
Bitcoin surges above $68,000, liquidating $1.4 billion shorts as Treasury buybacks boost risk appetite. • BTC rose about 6% while ether, solana and crypto stocks climbed after the Treasury doubled the size of its bond buybacks.
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This market will resolve to "Yes" if the Binance 1 minute candle for BTC/USDT 12:00 in the ET timezone (noon) on the date specified in the title has a final "Close" price higher than the price specified in the title. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No".
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