- Bitcoin trades below $57,100 on Thursday as German government transfers continue, $76 million BTC moved to exchanges.
- Ethereum trades near $3,100 ahead of the upcoming SEC decision on the Spot Ethereum ETF.
- XRP erased recent gains and dipped under key support at $0.4508 on Thursday.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple update
- Bitcoin (BTC) dipped under $58,000 early on Thursday as German government BTC transfers continue to pile. Arkham Intelligence shows that 1,300 BTC worth nearly $76 million was deposited to Kraken, Bitstamp and Coinbase. Another $99 million in Bitcoin was moved to another address, marked as 139Po. Despite the recent correction, options traders maintained their bullish view on the asset. Options traders are bullish on Bitcoin year-end rally to $120,000
UPDATE: German Government selling up to $175M BTC
In the past 2 hours the German Government has moved 1300 BTC ($76M) to exchange deposits at Kraken, Bitstamp and Coinbase.
They have also moved 1700 BTC ($99M) to address 139Po. These funds are likely moving to a deposit for an… pic.twitter.com/ZMTxoipo5d
— Arkham (@ArkhamIntel) July 4, 2024
- Ethereum (ETH) suffers a correction ahead of the expected Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision on the Spot ETH Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). While analysts predict a rally following an approval, ETH has corrected to support at $3,100 on Thursday. Applicants have filed a revised S-1 draft. Ethereum poised to follow Nvidia’s steps as Bitwise files updated S-1 draft
Chart of the day
FTM/USDT daily chart
Fantom (FTM) has wiped out nearly 20% of its value this week. The token could extend its losses by another 8% and dip to the Fair Value Gap between $0.4246 and $0.4310, as seen in the daily chart. The momentum indicator flashes red histogram bars, supporting a bearish thesis.
A daily candlestick close above $0.5042 could invalidate the bearish thesis. This coincides with the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement of the rally from the February low of $0.3069 to the March top of $1.2289.
Market updates
- Whales are taking profits on a large scale in Bitcoin. Data from on-chain tracker Spotonchain identified a 1,700 Bitcoin transfer worth over $99 million to Binance early on Thursday. The whale could take profits or continue to hold the asset. However, given the transfer occurred post the recent decline in Bitcoin price, it is most likely an attempt to reduce risk in the portfolio by shedding BTC holdings.
- Analysts at Crypto Koryo identified the second-largest drawdown in altcoin prices in the past two years. The current drawdown is nearly 30% larger than any event observed since 2023. This likely points at a time for traders to “buy the dip” ahead of recovery in the market.
We are witnessing the 2nd biggest drawdown on alts in last 2 years.
The biggest one being in Q3/Q4 2022 caused by FTX collapse where TOTAL3 had a total drawdown of 37%.
The current drawdown of 28.6% is bigger than anything we’ve seen since 2023.
This tells me that we are… pic.twitter.com/BgAewC02EL
— Crypto Koryo (@CryptoKoryo) July 4, 2024
- Robert Kiyosaki urged market participants to buy Bitcoin and precious metals, calling the “biggest market crash in history,” in a recent tweet on X.
BOOM GOiNG BUST:
Technical charts indicate biggest crash in history coming. Prices of real estate, stocks, bonds, gold, silver, & Bitcoin crash.
GREAT NEWS: Good time to buy bargains will follow.
Technical charts indicate major long term bull market cycle will…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) July 3, 2024
Industry updates
- Asian journalist Colin Wu reports that the Russian Central Bank is actively discussing proposals on the use of stablecoins pegged to Gold or the US Dollar to establish it as a permanent regulation.
- Tron founder Justin Sun offered to buy the German government’s Bitcoin off-market in a recent tweet:
I am willing to negotiate with the German government to purchase all BTC off-market in order to minimize the impact on the market.
— H.E. Justin Sun 孙宇晨 (@justinsuntron) July 4, 2024
- The South Korean government has unveiled real-time monitoring for crypto fraud, per a local report from Society.
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