Si se aprueba un ETF de Bitcoin, esto es lo que puede suceder

La SEC está a punto de aprobar un primer ETF de bitcoin al contado en los EE. UU. después de 10 años de solicitudes fallidas. Las opiniones sobre lo que sucederá en el mercado de las criptomonedas si la SEC aprueba un ETF de bitcoin al contado son mixtas. Algunos analistas dicen que las predicciones de una enorme afluencia de inversiones son exageradas. Esta semana se cumplieron 15 años desde que se extrajo el primer bloque, el bloque génesis, en la cadena de bloques de Bitcoin. Durante más de 10 de esos años, los incondicionales de la industria han suplicado a la Comisión de Bolsa y Valores (SEC) que apruebe un fondo cotizado en bolsa (ETF) de bitcoins al contado de EE. UU., un instrumento que se prevé abrirá las compuertas a una ola de inversión institucional. Hasta ahora, la SEC ha rechazado todas las solicitudes, pero eso puede estar a punto de cambiar. Los analistas predicen que al menos una de las más de una docena de propuestas actuales será aprobada el viernes.

Bitcoin at Risk of Snapping Historic Winning Streak, but 'Perfect Storm' Brews for a Strong 2024


Market participants expect interest rates to fall "aggressively" in the U.S., U.K. and Europe for the next couple of years, which is more beneficial for risky assets, OANDA's Craig Erlam

Bitcoin's price cooled at $41,800, down 4% this week and on track to snap the first eight-week streak of gains since 2017.

Investors moved a net $860 million of BTC to exchanges, signaling profit-taking, IntoTheBlock noted.

BTC to hit $75,000 early 2024 as U.S. spot bitcoin ETF approval and halving narratives combine, WOO Network predicted.

Bitcoin's (BTC) rally stalled, putting it on track to snap a historic eight-week streak of gains as its price remained muted at around $42,000 as of Friday.

The largest cryptocurrency by market cap recovered to $43,000 after Monday's 10% flash crash to $40,000 that flushed overenthusiastic leveraged bets on higher prices. A dovish Federal Reserve projecting rate cuts and the falling U.S. dollar bolstered the recovery, but lost steam by Friday and BTC slipped back to $41,500.

On-chain data indicates significant profit-taking behind the stalling prices. Bitcoin saw $860 million of net inflows into crypto exchanges during the week, the highest level since March, analytics firm IntoTheBlock noted Friday. Moving assets to exchanges usually signals an intention to sell, indicating that many investors decided to take some profits after bitcoin's 65% rally from $27,000 in October.

If BTC were to finish the week below $43,800, it would end an eight-week streak of gains, the longest winning streak since April to June 2017, according to TradingView historical data.

BTC was changing hands at around $42,000 at press time, down almost 4% since the start of the week.

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