Market Outlook

Crypto markets followed moves in bitcoin amid reports of multimillion-dollar purchases of the asset by a major blockchain entity.

The recession hint could have bearish implications for risk assets, including bitcoin.

Bitcoin's two-month triangular consolidation ended early Monday with a convincing move to $47,000.

The largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has risen six consecutive days and gained over 12% since last Sunday upon a broader asset rally and Luna BTC buys.

With a plan to buy up $10 billion of BTC, Do Kwon’s UST stablecoin project may be fulfilling a prophecy by the late recipient of the first bitcoin transaction.

Terra is becoming a persistent buyer of bitcoin, one observer said.

Bitcoin’s real adoption level is much lower than many people think – and that means its potential upside is much higher.

Ether staking yields are likely to be in the range of 10% to 15% following the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade, one trader said.

Still, crypto real yields remain relatively attractive compared with traditional markets and could continue to draw investors, some observers said.

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The prospect of higher rates has weighed on bitcoin's price in the past.

Stop orders were triggered in the morning low-liquid market, one observer said.