Hedge Fund Holdings Fail To Prop Up Bitcoin Price

Hedge Fund Holdings Fail To Prop Up Bitcoin Price

Bitcoin’s price is at risk of going down because investors are funding short positions in Bitcoin by borrowing digital money from exchanges. Datamish shows that investors are funding short, causing the value of Bitcoin to go down. Bitcoin fell again on Friday, despite a surge in capital inflow from large wallet investors and institutions. Brevan Howard Asset Management LLP and Tudor Investment Corp refreshed their bitcoin holdings by adding more of the cryptocurrency to their portfolios. Related Reading | Bitcoin Outflows Spike As 30k BTC Exits Exchanges, Reserve Plunges Down....


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