NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETF(BTCI.US)

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Stocks And Precious Metals Charts - A Bit Flat

Stocks experienced a risk-on rally that ended flat, influenced by Bessent and the ESF team under Trump's watch. Gold and silver faced pressure, while Bitcoin saw a slight rebound. The VIX dropped sharply as the Federal Reserve intervened amid Trump's comments in Davos. The author reflects on a past visit to Davos, noting the exceptional Swiss train service despite the high costs.

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QCP Asia: Volatility in Japanese bond yields coupled with rising tariff risks put pressure on Bitcoin as markets turn to risk aversion.

QCP Asia reports a decline in global risk appetite due to volatility in Japanese bond yields and rising tariff risks. The Japanese market's developments have increased domestic financing costs and affected global markets. Renewed geopolitical tensions and potential trade friction between the US and Europe are contributing to a defensive market posture. Bitcoin is behaving more like a high-beta macro asset, sensitive to interest rate changes and geopolitical events, making it challenging to establish a clear trend in the crypto market until clearer policy signals emerge.

CoinLive·
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Evening digest: Bitcoin slips below 90K, gold hits records, Netflix goes all-cash on WBD

Bitcoin has slipped below $90,000, down 1.8%, as geopolitical tensions drive investors towards safer assets like gold, which has reached record highs of $4,689 per ounce. Netflix has shifted to an all-cash offer for Warner Bros. Discovery at $27.75 per share, eliminating stock risk and pressuring Paramount. The Supreme Court is reviewing Trump's tariff authority, which could impact market dynamics. Analysts suggest Bitcoin may face further declines if it cannot hold above $90,000, while gold's surge reflects investor sentiment amid geopolitical uncertainties.

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Invezz·

BTC sinks below $90K, ETH, XRP slip 5%: what’s driving the crypto bloodbath

Bitcoin fell over 3% to below $90,000 amid global risk aversion, driven by turmoil in Japan's bond market and renewed tariff threats from the US. Ether and XRP also dropped more than 5%, contributing to a 4% decline in the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization. Safe havens like gold surged, attracting inflows as investors sought protection from geopolitical uncertainties. Despite the downturn, major holders like Strategy continued to accumulate Bitcoin, highlighting a divide between short-term volatility and long-term investment conviction.

Invezz·
Invezz·

Bitcoin (BTC) early investors accumulate this cheap crypto for long-term upside

Long-term crypto holders tend to rotate capital before the market notices new opportunities. This pattern is not new. It

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