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Stocks could use a good jolt after last week's Fed-induced selloff.

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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are closely watching as both Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) near critical buying levels, according to renowned analyst Michael van de Poppe. What Happened: Van de Poppe has identified that Bitcoin and Ethereum are approaching levels where purchasing on dips could prove beneficial. Van de Poppe stressed the significance of “dip buying” for Bitcoin, which is currently trading at $89,250. He pointed out that Bitcoin is nearing its first major point of in

For a contract on what price Bitcoin will hit in November, the odds are 72% that it will reach $95,000. The price with the next highest odds is $105,000 at 23%, then $110,000 at 14%.

The National Commission of Digital Assets is the agency in charge of regulating crypto in El Salvador, the first nation to accept Bitcoin as legal tender.

(Bloomberg) -- Michael Saylor’s unorthodox decision to hold Bitcoin instead of cash on MicroStrategy Inc.’s books has vaulted the once obscure software maker into the upper echelon of the wealthiest corporations when it comes to financial assets. Most Read from BloombergIn Cleveland, a Forgotten Streetcar Bridge Gets a Long-Awaited LiftUnder Trump, Prepare for New US Transportation PrioritiesNYC Congestion Pricing Plan With $9 Toll to Start in JanuaryAmtrak Wins $300 Million to Fix Its Unreliabl

The Nasdaq Composite is up 24.4% this year, while the ARK Innovation ETF has returned just 2.83%.