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DuneAnalytics launches Dune Engine V2

Dune Analytics, a blockchain data Analytics platform, has launched Dune Engine V2, which overhauls the data architecture to make Dune more high-performance and scalable. Dune will enable faster integration of more new blockchain networks, while Flashbots integration is only possible with V2, and improved data pipelines and tools will support user-generated dashboards for the first …

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Bitcoin has fallen for nine straight weeks, its longest streak on record

Yesterday, May 29 news, bitcoin has fallen for 9 consecutive weeks, the longest decline on record. The S&P and NASDAQ are trading up about 10 per cent since their May 20 lows, while BTC and ETH are both trading lower and are down about 22 per cent this month, according to QCP Capital. Perhaps with …

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Jpmorgan reiterated bitcoin's fair value at $38,000

Jpmorgan on Wednesday reaffirmed bitcoin's fair value at $38,000, which is about 28% above current levels, suggesting the price could rebound sharply after the recent selloff. Jpmorgan also said cryptocurrencies have overtaken real estate as one of its preferred "alternative assets," or assets that don't fall into typical categories like stocks and bonds. The bank …

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On-chain indicators point to further falls in the bitcoin market

Bitcoin has fallen more than 43,600 points in the past seven months. Bitcoin briefly recovered to $30,000 and moved above the 1H MA100 average. Bitcoin, the most valuable crypto asset, has had a tough week, with its price briefly falling below $25,000, causing panic across the crypto asset market. Technical indicators suggest a possible market …

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Guggenheim CIO: Bitcoin will plummet another 70% to $8,000

As investors agonize over bitcoin's repeated attempts to break the $30,000 mark, a top executive at a major U.S. money management firm has made an even more alarming prediction. Scott Minerd, guggenheim's chief investment officer, said on Monday he expects bitcoin to fall further to $8,000, CNBC reported. That would leave bitcoin down more than …

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