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  Small whales are becoming increasingly popular in the cryptocurrency industry, particularly with Bitcoin. Individuals, institutions, and exchanges that own large quantities of a cryptocurrency's tokens are referred to as whales. A whale account, for example, is one that has 1,000 Bitcoins or more in Bitcoin (BTC). Pantera Capital and Fortress Investment Group are two instances of well-known whales. Satoshi Nakamoto, who is alleged to have mined over a million Bitcoins, is another well-known—yet widely speculated—whale. Bitcoin whales are similar to other prominent asset holders in that their actions have disproportionately large effects on the bitcoin market, either through higher volatility, lower liquidity, or a combination of the two. Whales frequently place enormous sell orders on the books that are lower than other sell positions in the market, causing price instability and a chain reaction. When whales take their massive sell orders off the market or cause enough panic sell...

Bitcoin falls as Wall Street stocks fall.   On Monday, bitcoin fell to its lowest level since July 2021, falling in lockstep with sagging US stock markets on fears about the Federal Reserve's aggressive tightening policy.   &nbsp Bitcoin, the world's most valuable cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell to $30,331.28 for the fifth straight session. Bitcoin was last trading at $30,724, down 9.8%. &nbsp The S&P 500 index fell to its lowest level since April 2021 on Monday, owing to falls in mega-cap growth stocks. The Nasdaq was down more than 3%, while Apple (AAPL.O) was down more than 3% and was the Nasdaq and S&P 500's heaviest weight.   &nbsp Hiro's chief executive officer, Alex Miller, says "Market volatility is caused by speculation. Because bitcoin is so speculative, its price, as well as the rest of the crypto market, is falling in lockstep with the rest of the market."   &nbsp Hiro creates developer tools for...

Bitcoin is expected to reach $28,000, according to Peter Brandt.  This is not investment advice; instead, it is offered for informational reasons only. It does not necessarily reflect U.Today's viewpoint. Because every investment and every trade has risk, you should always conduct your own research before making any decisions. We do not advise investing funds that you cannot afford to lose. Bitcoin might reverse course, according to a famous trader with over 50 years of expertise, and fall below $30,000. The trader speculated that the next reversal might see the price sink below the rising channel. Since the middle of February, the trader has been using a very frequent pattern that Bitcoin has been creating. The channel's completion normally results in a decrease equal to the channel's width, as seen in the diagram. The daily BTC chart shows that it has already left the channel and is currently in free decline, with no substantial support zones built along the way. A...

 The Senate Building in Mexico City now has a Bitcoin ATM (Report) The Senate building in Mexico City is home to the country's 14th Bitcoin ATM. Another Bitcoin Automated Teller Machine (ATM) has apparently been installed in Mexico City, this time in the Senate building. Some local leaders, like Miguel ngel Mancera, were reportedly behind the action. The Senate's Front Door has a Bitcoin ATM. According to local reports, the Mexican government built the 14th Bitcoin ATM at the Senate building in Mexico City, indicating that the digital asset would be used again in the future. Cancun, Tijuana, Guadalajara, and Culiacán are among the cities with the remaining 13 such devices. It's worth mentioning that the move was pushed through by certain well-known Mexican leaders. Miguel Angel Mancera, the past mayor of Mexico City, is one of them. He believes bitcoin has established itself as a viable rival to major payment networks like PayPal and Visa, and that it is on its way to b...

  As the price of bitcoin continues to fall, Elon Musk mocks legendary investor Warren Buffett's attack on it—and signals that the price will continue to fall.  Tesla is supported by Dogecoin. TSLBillionaire Elon Musk insulted Warren Buffett after the Berkshire Hathaway BRK.Achief executive again attacked bitcoin—during a week in which "bitcoin Jesus" returned to the public realm and listed his top "contenders" for the title of the world's preeminent cryptocurrency. "Haha, he says 'bitcoin' so many times," Musk said in response to a video of Buffett attacking bitcoin on Twitter TWTR, which was shared by crypto-backed venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, who called it "wild" that Buffett can attack bitcoin "while nakedly shilling diabetes"—referring to Buffett surrounding himself on stage with boxes of See's Candies. Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman Charlie Munger both used the compan...