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The Exchange War: FTX Faces Liquidity Crisis

The exchange war has begun. The Binance CEO publicly dukes it out with the FTX co-founder as rumors of FTX and Alameda Research financial distress fly.

There Is Potential For More Capitulation From Bitcoin Miners

More announcements from public bitcoin miners on potential capitulation. Debt needs to be paid and cash is tight due to high hash rate and a low bitcoin price.

The Federal Reserve Lags Behind The Inflation Curve

As the market hangs on the edge of continued rally or turning over, hawkish or dovish commentary may drive exceedingly volatile market reactions.

Public Miner Capitulation Takes Shape With Core Scientific On The Ropes

Miner capitulation is here. Core Scientific talks about potential bankruptcy, highlighting that cash resources will be depleted by the end of the year.

Miners Are The Biggest Risk Facing The Bitcoin Price

The bitcoin mining industry is under pressure as hash price reaches new lows, hash rate hits new all-time highs and the difficulty adjustment keeps going up.

Is Volatility In The Bitcoin Price Coming Soon?

Everyone is waiting for the next big breakout or breakdown before allocating again. Compressed historical volatility tells us that it’s right around the corner.

Bitcoin Faces The Liquidity Steamroller Of Global Markets

One of the most important factors in the market is liquidity. The global reduction in liquidity has sent asset classes to new lows and destroys wealth.

Where Will The Bitcoin Price Bottom?

September’s CPI release comes in hot and sparks one of the most volatile days we’ve seen yet. The BM Pro team’s thoughts on where a bitcoin low price could be.

Preparing For The CPI Reading: Market Braces For Volatility

Markets await the highly anticipated September consumer price index data release. A higher CPI could easily take yields higher and risk assets lower.

Bond Market Meltdown: Where Are The Buyers For Government Debt?

Central banks are trying to keep yields from exploding higher while they hike rates to fight inflation. Who will step in to buy bonds in current conditions?
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