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How low can Bitcoin price go? Analysis disputes 'black swan event'
How low can Bitcoin price go? Analysis disputes 'black swan event'

From a fresh BTC price dip as soon as April 16 to a retreat to $40,000 long-term, Bitcoin market observers weigh in on where the market is headed.

Cointelegraph·2024/04/16 10:40
Grayscale's GBTC reaches its own halving, down 50% in bitcoin holdings since spot ETFs launch
Grayscale's GBTC reaches its own halving, down 50% in bitcoin holdings since spot ETFs launch

Grayscale’s converted GBTC fund is now down 50% in bitcoin holdings since the spot ETFs launched on Jan. 11.GBTC’s market share by bitcoin holdings has fallen to 37% in the same period, with BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC the main beneficiaries.

The Block·2024/04/16 09:58
Crypto Markets’ Recovery Halted as Bitcoin (BTC) Dumped Below $62K Again (Market Watch)
Crypto Markets’ Recovery Halted as Bitcoin (BTC) Dumped Below $62K Again (Market Watch)

OKB is the only larger-cap altcoin in the green now.

Cryptopotato·2024/04/16 08:43
10xresearch: We Sold Everything Last Night
10xresearch: We Sold Everything Last Night

Institutional Crypto Research Written by Experts

10xresearch·2024/04/16 08:42
Bear Market Blues Return as Analyst Predicts 30% Bitcoin Correction to $51K
Bear Market Blues Return as Analyst Predicts 30% Bitcoin Correction to $51K

Bear market comments are being bandied about on crypto social media again as markets continue to retreat.

Cryptopotato·2024/04/16 06:58
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is the only fund with inflows since Friday
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is the only fund with inflows since Friday

The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has seen two-day inflows reach $184.5 million — and is also the only U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF to see inflows so far this week.

Cointelegraph·2024/04/16 04:19
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US Semiconductor Stocks Extend Pre-market Decline, ARM Falls Over 4%
BlockBeats News, June 10th, according to Bitget data, pre-market trading of US semiconductor stocks continued to fall. ARM dropped over 4%, Micron Technology dropped over 3%, Marvell Technology dropped nearly 3%, Intel and AMD dropped over 2%, Broadcom dropped nearly 2%, NVIDIA and TSMC dropped over 1%.
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CITIC Securities Maintains 'Buy' Rating on NVIDIA with Target Price of $315
On June 10, CITIC Securities maintained its 'Buy' rating on NVIDIA with a target price of $315, and also maintained its 'Overweight' rating on Broadcom with a target price of $525.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley Compete for Lead Underwriter Role in OpenAI and Anthropic IPO, Potential Revenue Exceeding $7 Billion
BlockBeats News, June 10th, according to Fortune report, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are competing to be the lead underwriters for OpenAI and Anthropic's future IPO. Previously, Goldman Sachs has secured the lead underwriter position for the SpaceX IPO, scheduled for June 12th. The IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic are both expected to raise at least $60 billion, totaling over $120 billion. University of Florida IPO expert Jay Ritter stated that the lead underwriter will determine how much IPO stock each fund receives, potentially providing significantly higher returns than other underwriters. Ritter mentioned that institutional investors often pay substantial "soft dollars" to the lead underwriter to receive more IPO allocations, where trading commissions exceed the actual execution costs. If it is still uncertain whether Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley will secure the lead underwriting position for OpenAI and Anthropic, funds may allocate more trading commissions to both investment banks simultaneously to increase their chances of allocation. Using the SpaceX IPO as an example, if the fundraising reaches $860 billion, the underwriting fee would be around $600 million. However, if the first-day share price rises by 20%, IPO investors' unrealized gains would exceed $17 billion. Ritter estimates that at least 30% of this amount, possibly around $5 billion, could flow back to the investment banks in the form of soft dollars, significantly surpassing the underwriting fee itself. If both OpenAI and Anthropic companies rise by 20% on their debut days, investors' unrealized gains would reach $24 billion. Calculating based on the same ratio, the investment banks could receive over $7 billion in soft dollars, with most flowing to the lead underwriters. Currently, OpenAI and Anthropic have both secretly filed draft registration statements but have not yet confirmed their listing dates.
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