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Bitcoin has been oversold for quite some time and shows no sign of letting up. The cryptocurrency retook $20,000 when it looked like the Federal Reserve could dial back its aggression in trying to control inflation. Unfortunately, bitcoin failed to hold that psychological level, but bulls are still HODLing (holding on for dear life).
A stronger U.S. dollar is usually bad for cryptocurrency, but bitcoin rallied suddenly overnight Monday into Tuesday, briefly surpassing $20,000 before plunging again. What’s behind these strange market dynamics? Experts are trying to figure it out.
When Three Arrows Capital went out in a spectacular blaze, it shined a light on crypto hedge funds, and not in a good way. However, there are hundreds of other hedge funds focused on cryptocurrency. In fact, a large number of fund managers raced to bet on the Ethereum blockchain’s Merge, which transitioned it from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake.
