The SEC accused Binance US of providing trading for securities such as BNB, BUSD, SOL, ADA, MATIC, FIL, ATOM, SAND, MANA, ALGO, AXS, and COTI.
The SEC also accused Binance of providing coin-earning programs BNB Vault and Simple Earn, and staking investment plan; in addition, the SEC accused Binance of intentionally evading US supervision.affected by the SEC lawsuit against Binance, both Bitcoin and Ethereum fell by more than 4% within 1 hour; BNB fell by 8.4% ; CFX PEPE MANA FIL ICP CHZ SAND NEAR OP and some other tokens fell by more than 10%; the amount of liquidation in one hour Has exceeded 215 million US dollars and now its 300 million dollar
The price of Bitcoin is $ 25,700 today with a 24hour trading volume of 13 billion dollar. This represents a -4% price decline in the last 24 hours and a -8% price decline in the past 7 days.
Bitcoin's performance in 2023 has been strong so far, but declining liquidity may drag the price lower going forward.Both supply and demand valuation approaches suggest that Bitcoin is currently overvalued.From a price perspective, Bitcoin has performed quite well in 2023, particularly in light of persistent inflation and tight monetary policy. With a halving approaching in the next 12 months, speculation will inevitably shift to the potential price impact, and investors may begin positioning themselves in anticipation of this. Investors should not underestimate the extent to which cryptocurrencies are a risk asset that behaves like a proxy for liquidity, though. Absent a financial crisis, liquidity is likely to continue declining, due to both fiscal and monetary policy. This is likely to put pressure on Bitcoin's price, which may negate any potential price impact from the halving, particularly if sentiment becomes sufficiently negative.Modelling price based on supply inflation and liquidity results in supply inflation dominating price as liquidity does not exhibit a static relationship. This approach suggests that Bitcoin is currently overvalued, a situation that is likely to get worse as liquidity is withdrawn from the market in the coming months.
The SEC also accused Binance of providing coin-earning programs BNB Vault and Simple Earn, and staking investment plan; in addition, the SEC accused Binance of intentionally evading US supervision.affected by the SEC lawsuit against Binance, both Bitcoin and Ethereum fell by more than 4% within 1 hour; BNB fell by 8.4% ; CFX PEPE MANA FIL ICP CHZ SAND NEAR OP and some other tokens fell by more than 10%; the amount of liquidation in one hour Has exceeded 215 million US dollars and now its 300 million dollar
The price of Bitcoin is $ 25,700 today with a 24hour trading volume of 13 billion dollar. This represents a -4% price decline in the last 24 hours and a -8% price decline in the past 7 days.
Bitcoin's performance in 2023 has been strong so far, but declining liquidity may drag the price lower going forward.Both supply and demand valuation approaches suggest that Bitcoin is currently overvalued.From a price perspective, Bitcoin has performed quite well in 2023, particularly in light of persistent inflation and tight monetary policy. With a halving approaching in the next 12 months, speculation will inevitably shift to the potential price impact, and investors may begin positioning themselves in anticipation of this. Investors should not underestimate the extent to which cryptocurrencies are a risk asset that behaves like a proxy for liquidity, though. Absent a financial crisis, liquidity is likely to continue declining, due to both fiscal and monetary policy. This is likely to put pressure on Bitcoin's price, which may negate any potential price impact from the halving, particularly if sentiment becomes sufficiently negative.Modelling price based on supply inflation and liquidity results in supply inflation dominating price as liquidity does not exhibit a static relationship. This approach suggests that Bitcoin is currently overvalued, a situation that is likely to get worse as liquidity is withdrawn from the market in the coming months.
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