🚨 LIQUIDATION ALERT 🚨 ⚡ If #Bitcoin hits $72,462, here's what could happen: 🔹 $33.14 Billion worth of shorts are set to be liquidated 💥💸 🔹 Massive liquidations could trigger an even bigger price surge 🚀🔥 🔹 The bears 🐻 might face a reckoning, fueling the bull market 🐂💪 🔹 Market shake-up: Be prepared for potential volatility ahead ⚡🌪️ Watch closely—we're nearing a crucial moment! ⏳ Will Bitcoin break through and send shorts tumbling? 📉💥#MemeCoinTrending #BTC☀ #TeslaTransferBTC #USRetailSalesBoost #USStockEarningsSeason $BTC
🔥On October 16, Bitcoin spot ETF had a total net inflow of $459 million yesterday, continuing its net inflow for 4 consecutive days. BlackRock ETF IBIT had an inflow of $393 million. Ethereum spot ETF had a total net inflow of $24.2192 million.💰
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is $67,081.98 today, as of Oct 18 01:06 a.m., with a 24hour trading volume of $33.60B. Over the last 24 hours, the price has decreased by -0.64%. Bitcoin currently has a circulating supply of 19.77M and a market cap of $1.33T.
Bitcoin (BTC) is the world’s first decentralized cryptocurrency – a type of digital asset that uses public-key cryptography to record, sign and send transactions over the Bitcoin blockchain – all done without the oversight of a central authority.
Bitcoin Breaks Above $68,000, Where Does It Go From Here?
Bitcoin has set a new record high of $68,571 in the early hours of Tuesday. The asset has been rallying for a while now and has reached multiple milestones since then. October had proven to be just what the doctor for the pioneer cryptocurrency as a number of bullish news saw the digital asset bound towards a new all-time high.
After hitting $67000 in October, BTC had consolidated well below its record high for some time. However, this would not last. November came in with even better optics for the digital asset, leftover from its rally the previous month. With this, BTC had taken off on a slow but steady upward trend.