A popular melody played on the market on Friday. Trek tech stocks retraced a bit and at the same time changed the course of the bitcoin and showed a pure tendency for cryptocurrency to move with other risk factors.
The world’s largest digital token fell 0.6% to $ 43,080 in New York time on Friday night at 46 46. Modern market veterans may not be surprised to learn that Nasdaq, which is heavily fortified by large technology companies, is also on the move.
“Bitcoin is following a relatively recent pattern, which is highly correlated with Nasdaq and other technology stocks,” said Matthew Sigel, head of Vanity Digital asset research.
Practically throughout the week, cryptocurrency currencies have fluctuated and technology stocks have changed, as both federal reserve policies become more volatile and both asset groups are under pressure.
Clocktower chief strategist Marco Papik agrees. “In an area where the federation is more aggressive, they do not want to take high-risk assets,” Bitcoin said.
The 100 day bond between the coin and the Nasdaq 100 now stands at 0.40, one of the highest readings of 2011. Moving in opposite directions.)
“People are going backwards and ok what is Bitcoin?” Victoria Green, co-founder and CEO of G Squid Private Investment, spoke by telephone. “Bitcoin is showing more and more tendency to monitor and interact with Nasdaq and the market more than inflation and disproportionate exchange rates.”
For most of the 13-year history, Bitcoin has found a simple monetary policy and zero or negative rates. However, as the federation prepares to release the pandemic, which has been in place for the past two years, both stocks and cryptocurrencies have been volatile. Analysts say that less money in the system means less money going to crypto dollars, but there is a direct link between the federation’s coffers and bitcoin.
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