Bitcoin Withstands Dollar Dominance Better Than Equities, Gold, Etc.
Bitcoin, along with the majority of the crypto market, hasn’t always been friends with the month of September. Bitcoin records MTD performance rate of 0.83% Gold struggles along with equities such as SPX and NDQ Gold’s total market value currently stands at $75.086 trillion Historically, September is considered to be a bad one for cryptocurrencies […]
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Gold has been a medium of exchange for thousands years with an indisputable store of value, which, however, yields no return and has a high opportunity cost compared to assets such as bonds or equities. On the other hand, the Internet Age has brought about a fierce competitor, known as bitcoin. Since its launch in 2009, the digital currency has been in the middle of attention, whether because its value declined close to the $240 level, after having surpassed the $1,000 milestone in 2013, or because regulatory agencies are trying to figure out whether a sustainable regulatory environment....
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Bitcoin price is nearly trading at its former all-time high, and at a price point that feels unreachable for many to own a full coin, interest has again turned toward altcoins. BTC dominance has sunk as a result, and at the same time, the dollar is breaking down from support. The scenario in the past […]
BTC dominance has always had an inverse effect on the price movements for altcoins. Historically, BTC dominance determines the direction the value of altcoins swings in. Bitcoin has so far maintained majority dominance on the market. But as more time passes, that dominance goes down as altcoins see more demand. BTC dominance simply shows how much demand there is for bitcoin compared to altcoins. The more BTC dominance rises, the lower the demand for altcoins. This means that for altcoins to rally up further, bitcoin demand has to go down. Related Reading | Ethereum Breaks 200,000....
Across multiple economic downturns and bear markets, gold has proven to be a haven for investors worldwide, with many traders and investors opting to invest in it to protect their capital against value depreciation, which occurs from inflation, causing an increase in general prices. Because gold prices are related to the US dollar value due to gold being dollar-denominated, a stronger USD keeps the price of gold down and more controlled. A weaker USD drives the gold price higher due to increasing demand. Ultimately this means that more gold can be purchased when the dollar is more....