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There are few winners among Bitcoin hodlers this week, as stocks get squashed while commodities run wild. Bitcoin ( BTC ) recovered from one-week lows on March 8 after a lack of progress in Russia-Ukraine talks sent markets tumbling. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView Commodities "trading like meme stocks" Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD bouncing at $37,170 on Bitstamp after Monday’s Wall Street open. Overnight progress maintained support, with the pair trading at around $38,500 at the time of writing. Crypto and stocks had reacted badly to the third round of negotiations to end hostilities between Russia and Ukraine ending in a lack of consensus. “There are small positive subductions in improving the logistics of humanitarian corridors... Intensive consultations have continued on the basic political block of the regulations, along with a ceasefire and security guarantees,” negotiator Mykhailo Podolyak no...

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I peer a lot of claims that Bitcoin is an easy tool for money laundering because the addresses are not named after their owners. However, isn't it the same case with cash? And since Bitcoin is pseudo-anonymous, isn't it easier to track real blockchain records than rumors of a ‏‏‎ cash laundering operation somewhere? I hate when Bitcoin is portrayed like this. submitted by /u/Doomsday4182 [link] [comments] from Bitcoin - The Currency of the Internet https://ift.tt/zvGY0I1 from Earning Money & Investing Online with BitcGuide https://ift.tt/9AUSnZt via BitcGuide

A grim cocktail of macro triggers converges on Bitcoin, with risk assets looking at a “rough” few days coming up, analysts warn. Bitcoin ( BTC ) starts a new week in the shadow of a deepening geopolitical nightmare unfolding in Ukraine. As retaliation for the Ukraine invasion and the macroeconomic consequences grow, crypto by and large is struggling to keep up. A curious paradox has presented itself this month. Despite investors and those directly impacted by the war assumedly looking for a safe haven, that has broadly not been Bitcoin or even stablecoins. Instead, stocks, which have taken a hit thanks to sanctions and their consequences, now form a major guide for how BTC/USD performs. As such, the trend for Bitcoin remains down, all within the same familiar macro range which has characterized all of 2022. What could switch things up? Cointelegraph takes a look at a handful of factors worth keeping an eye on as the unprecedented European conflict plays out. Macro forces signal...

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