U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows of $438 million over the past two trading sessions Bitcoin has fallen about 20% since early June, pressured by fears that creditors of the collapsed Mt. Gox exchange will start reselling their cryptocurrencies in a market worth nearly $8 billion.Â
What's more, at the same time, German police in Saxony began selling some of the 50,000 bitcoin they had previously seized from Movie2k.to, a website that Saxony found guilty of money laundering and other illegal activities.
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U.S. bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows of $438 million over the past two trading sessions. Source: XTB
Bitcoin is regaining some ground today, and is thus attempting a sustained return above the barrier of the 200-day EMA (golden curve), which is now regarded as a major checkpoint on the cryptocurrency. Source: xStationÂ
