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VanEck: La venta de Bitcoin carece de un desencadenante claro
#VanEck dice que la última venta de #Bitcoin fue impulsada por un desapalancamiento amplio en lugar de un único catalizador, lo que dificulta identificar un claro fondo de mercado. El jefe de investigación de activos digitales de VanEck, #MatthewSigel , señala que los factores incluyen el desmantelamiento del apalancamiento, la venta de mineros, la enfriamiento de las narrativas de #Aİ , y la psicología típica del ciclo de cuatro años en torno a #BTC .
#VanEck dice que la última venta de #Bitcoin fue impulsada por un desapalancamiento amplio en lugar de un único catalizador, lo que dificulta identificar un claro fondo de mercado. El jefe de investigación de activos digitales de VanEck, #MatthewSigel , señala que los factores incluyen el desmantelamiento del apalancamiento, la venta de mineros, la enfriamiento de las narrativas de #Aİ , y la psicología típica del ciclo de cuatro años en torno a #BTC .
⭐️ Matthew Sigel (matthew_sigel), Jefe de Investigación de Activos Digitales en VanEck (gestionando $114 mil millones), dijo que la demanda de los 20 proyectos de ley de Reserva de Bitcoin en los EE. UU. podría hacer que los estados compren más de 242,787 BTC. Para comparación, eso es aproximadamente la mitad de las tenencias de Bitcoin de MicroStrategy.
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Today, October 20, 2025, there's some juicy news in the Bitcoin world! The famous "Uptober" trend, where Bitcoin usually soars in October, is taking a hit this year. It’s shaping up to be the worst October since 2015, with Bitcoin’s price dropping 5% this month, now hovering around $107,000.
This dip comes after a rough week where Bitcoin fell below $107,000, triggering a massive $1.2 billion in liquidations, wiping out a bunch of long positions. Other coins like Ethereum, Solana, and DOGE aren’t doing great either, falling between 4% and 20%.
But here’s the exciting part: just like in 2020, there are still two weeks left in October, and some analysts think a comeback could be on the way! Matthew Sigel from VanEck even predicts Bitcoin could skyrocket to $644,000 as a “digital gold,” especially as younger folks find it way cooler than actual gold.
Plus, 2025 is seeing a huge wave of big-money interest. Global Bitcoin ETPs and public companies have snapped up 944,330 BTC so far—more than all of 2024 and seven times the amount mined!
All this points to a wild, up-and-down market. After hitting a record high of $126,000 earlier this month, Bitcoin’s taken a breather, but predictions for the future are pointing to a range of $110,000 to $121,000. Want more details? Just let me know!
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#bitcoin
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Today, October 20, 2025, there's some juicy news in the Bitcoin world! The famous "Uptober" trend, where Bitcoin usually soars in October, is taking a hit this year. It’s shaping up to be the worst October since 2015, with Bitcoin’s price dropping 5% this month, now hovering around $107,000.
This dip comes after a rough week where Bitcoin fell below $107,000, triggering a massive $1.2 billion in liquidations, wiping out a bunch of long positions. Other coins like Ethereum, Solana, and DOGE aren’t doing great either, falling between 4% and 20%.
But here’s the exciting part: just like in 2020, there are still two weeks left in October, and some analysts think a comeback could be on the way! Matthew Sigel from VanEck even predicts Bitcoin could skyrocket to $644,000 as a “digital gold,” especially as younger folks find it way cooler than actual gold.
Plus, 2025 is seeing a huge wave of big-money interest. Global Bitcoin ETPs and public companies have snapped up 944,330 BTC so far—more than all of 2024 and seven times the amount mined!
All this points to a wild, up-and-down market. After hitting a record high of $126,000 earlier this month, Bitcoin’s taken a breather, but predictions for the future are pointing to a range of $110,000 to $121,000. Want more details? Just let me know!
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