$2.3B in potential profit cuts could be the least of our worries as Block's unexpected fee cuts for Cash App sent Bitcoin's gross profit plummeting by 31% in Q2.
In yesterday's earnings report, Block surprised investors with a $2.51 billion Q2 gross profit, a record adjusted operating income of $1.15 billion, but also revealed a significant fee cut to its Cash App services. This development is likely to have a ripple effect on the broader cryptocurrency market, where high liquidity plays a significant role in Bitcoin's price dynamics.
Smart money is already factoring in a reduced profit margin for Cash App, with savvy investors taking profits and moving to more lucrative markets. Look out for a potential $45,000 support level to be tested as cash flows shift towards higher-fee services,
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Will the $45,000 support level hold or will the profit cut send Bitcoin's price plummeting further, potentially threatening the $40,000 mark?