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Bitcoin is leaving traders guessing as the bull market's future depends on the last week of February.In multiple tweets ...
19/02/2023

Bitcoin is leaving traders guessing as the bull market's future depends on the last week of February.

In multiple tweets on Feb. 17, popular trader and analyst Rekt Capital flagged crucial resistance battles ongoing on BTC/USD across multiple timeframes.

Bitcoin price squares off with bear market downtrend
Bitcoin hit new six-month highs this week as the latest innings of its 2023 recovery kept the bull-bear debate raging.

After a consolidatory start to the month, February has become a reckoning point for Bitcoin price strength. Gains have been harder to cement than in January, when BTC/USD finished up nearly 40%.

For Rekt Capital, now is the time to pay attention — whether trading daily, weekly or even monthly timeframes.

The weekly chart perhaps represents the biggest struggle in the wake of the 2022 bear market. Bitcoin is currently attempting to beat out an area of resistance it failed to conquer last August, so far without success.

“Ultimately, a Weekly Close above this key area is what BTC needs to achieve to break this confluent area of resistance to continue moving higher,” Rekt Capital wrote in part of an update on the weekly chart.

The picture is complicated thanks to two other major resistance trend lines lying overhead, coming in the form of the 50-week and 200-week moving averages (MAs).

As Cointelegraph reported, these have formed their first-ever “death cross” — a potential nail in the coffin for those hoping that a new bull market is beginning.

On monthly time frames, an equally tense situation is developing. Here, too, BTC/USD is “getting very close to breaking the Macro Downtrend,” Rekt Capital says.










Crypto giant Binance Holdings Ltd. is considering ending relationships with US business partners as regulators turn up t...
19/02/2023

Crypto giant Binance Holdings Ltd. is considering ending relationships with US business partners as regulators turn up the heat.

The company, which operates the world’s largest crypto exchange, is weighing the retreat after its relationships with a key banking partner and stablecoin issuer ran into trouble amid intense scrutiny from authorities, according to a person familiar with the issue. Binance has been probed by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service.

Binance Holdings is looking at whether to sever ties with intermediary firms such as banks and services firms and is reassessing venture-capital investments in the US, according to the person, who asked not to be identified discussing details that had not yet been made public. It will consider de-listing tokens from any US-based projects, including Circle’s stablecoin USD Coin, the person said.

Binance Holdings isn’t authorized to serve crypto customers in the US. Instead, there’s Binance.US, a far smaller exchange that claims to be independent and said it has no plans to leave the US.

Binance Chief Executive Officer Changpeng Zhao, known as CZ, signaled the potential retreat earlier this week. “Given the ongoing regulatory uncertainty in certain markets, we will be reviewing other projects in those jurisdictions to ensure our users are insulated from any undue harm,” Zhao said Monday on Twitter after Paxos Trust Co. announced it would stop issuing Binance-branded stablecoin.

On Friday, Zhao tweeted that Binance had “pulled back on some potential investments, or bids on bankrupt companies in the US for now.” He said it’s “false” that Binance would de-list all US-based tokens.






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