Bitcoin has dropped over 16% in the past month while the S&P 500 rose 5%, driven by investors favoring AI stocks, commodities, and upcoming IPOs. Charles Schwab's Jim Ferraioli explains Bitcoin's struggle is due to a loss of momentum and competition from other speculative opportunities, not crypto-specific issues. Despite positive developments like ETF approvals and institutional interest, Bitcoin hasn't sparked the same speculative surge as before. Seasonal trading slowdowns and ongoing capital shifts suggest Bitcoin may face continued pressure unless it regains investor interest.
KoinBX, an Indian cryptocurrency exchange with over 1.5 million users, supports Coinbase's recent expansion of INR deposit and withdrawal services in India via IMPS. This development highlights India's growing role in the global crypto ecosystem and ...
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