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  September 16th Cryptocurrency Market Update  [Bitcoin Rise] Investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market seems to be recovering after a sharp drop last week. Bitcoin's price has been rising rapidly in the past two days trading at 57 million won on the 16th. It plummeted on the 8th due to mass liquidation of margin transactions and recovered slightly since then, but remained sluggish at mid-50 million won. After that, the price recovered from the previous day and further rose to high-57 million won on the same day. Meanwhile, US asset management company Fidelity held an informal meeting with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the 8th to approve the Bitcoin Exchange-traded fund (ETF). The meeting was attended by Fidelity's CEO Tom Jessop, board members, and SEC officials. Fidelity urged the SEC to approve a Bitcoin ETF, citing the growing demand for digital asset products, approval of similar products by regulatory authorities in other countries, and the risi

  August 10th Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Aug. 10, 2021, 04:41 PM KST [Bitcoin] Bitcoin is gradually making a small comeback showing a 17% rise over the past week, breaking the $46,000 resistance level for the first time since mid May. As of  7 am, August 10th (UTC+9), it recorded $45,699 at CoinMarketCap and went as high as $46,457 during the day. Its current market capitalization has grown to around $851.3 billion, or roughly 46.6% of the market share. On the 9th, The Financial Express reported that the biggest shareholder, MicroStrategy, bought more BTC despite a sizable loss of $690 million or (788.9 billion won). The company currently holds 105,085 Bitcoins, more than double the 42,902 owned by Tesla. Microstrategy’s CEO, Michael Saylor, is a leading Bitcoin advocate who has recently bought more Bitcoins despite his heavy losses. In June, the company reported that it raised $500 million in bond sales to buy more of this yet elusive and volatile player. They subsequently pur

  August 2nd Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Aug. 02, 2021, 05:30 PM KST [Bitcoin Decline] According to Upbit, as of 7:39 a.m. on July 2nd, the price of 1 BTC was trading at 45.96 million won, down 2.11% from 24 hours ago. Ethereum is trading at 3,025,000 won, up 3.66%. Bitcoin turned downward as news broke that the US government, which is pushing for large-scale infrastructure (societal capital) investment, would raise funds for cryptocurrency related taxes. Bitcoin has risen for the 11th day until the previous day after breaking through the $40,000 resistance level and has continued the longest rally in eight years. At one point during the day, Bitcoin broke the $43,000 mark and continued its upward trend, but it began to plummet immediately after the news of the US government's push for an increase in Bitcoin-related tax. Meanwhile, Forbes reported that the U.S. House of Representatives is trying to raise about $28 billion for infrastructure investment funds worth $550 billio

  July 28 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 28, 2021, 05:11 PM KST [Bitcoin Rise] After Bitcoin crossed the $40,000 mark for the first time in six weeks, it turned downward in the aftermath of the official denial of rumors that Amazon would accept Bitcoin payments, and the price retreated to the $37,000 level. It has rebounded again and is currently breaking through the $40,000 resistance level. As of 10:40 am on July 28 (Korean time), Bitcoin’s price on CoinMarketCap was about $39,391, up 7% from 24 hours ago. Its market capitalization is approximately $736.6 billion, and its dominance is 48.2%. Analysis suggests that in order to overcome the volatility of cryptocurrencies, it is necessary to approach it from a more long-term perspective rather than focusing on short-term profits. Although it is true that Bitcoin is a highly volatile asset, CNBC reported on the 27th (local time) that Americans view it as a portfolio comparable to stocks as a means of accumulating long-term wealt

  July 27 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 27, 2021, 04:36 PM KST [Bitcoin Rise] As of 8 a.m. on the 27th (Korean time), Bitcoin is trading at $37,400 on CoinMarketCap. According to Bloomberg News on the 26th (local time), Bitcoin is plummeting as Amazon has officially denied rumors that it will introduce cryptocurrency as a payment method within the year. An Amazon spokesperson gave a statement that day that Amazon has no plans to accept cryptocurrency as a payment method this year. The upcoming cryptocurrency rumors came about because last week Amazon ran a job advertisement for cryptocurrency experts. In a job advertisement on the 24th, Amazon announced that the Amazon payment team is trying to hire digital currency and blockchain experts. An Amazon spokesperson told CNBC, “We’re inspired by the innovation happening in the cryptocurrency space and are exploring what this could look like on Amazon. We believe the future will be built on new technologies that enable modern, fas

  July 26 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 26, 2021, 02:51 PM KST [Bitcoin Rise] Based on Upbit, Bitcoin is recording 44.2 million won, up 7.18% from the previous day. On CoinMarketCap, Ethereum recorded 2.63 million won, up 6.32%. None of the top 10 cryptocurrencies are declining. London-based newspaper City A.M reported that Amazon is looking to accept Bitcoin payments ‘by the end of the year’, adding that Amazon is also preparing to launch its own cryptocurrency in early 2022. However, the report comes after Amazon posted a notice last week that the “CEO of Digital Assets and Blockchain Products” is not an official position at Amazon. Andy Jassy, who succeeded Jeff Bezos as Amazon’s CEO, has mentioned blockchain several times in the past but has never expressed an active acceptance of cryptocurrency. At the Re:Invent conference held by Amazon in 2017, CEO Jassy expressed doubt that blockchain can be used beyond distributed ledger technology. At the time, Jassy said that Amazo

  July 20 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 20, 2021, 06:18 PM KST [Bitcoin Decline] The price of Bitcoin has been pushed further down from the box-bound of $30,000. As of 2:30 pm on the 20th, the price of Bitcoin was pushed to $29,000, showing a 6% drop from the previous day. The prices of major cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and Ripple are also on a downward trend. However, some say the bottom has been reached by now. The current Bitcoin price decline is related to the global economy being shaken as concerns about the COVID-19 delta mutation grow while bad news from China overlaps with bad news from the United States. The bad news from China is the closure of mining farms and the digital yuan blockage strategy. As the Chinese government relentlessly shut down its own Bitcoin mining farms, mining farms began to move to the United States and Kazakhstan, resulting in a weakening Bitcoin market. The bad news from the US is exacerbated as US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen prepar

  July 19 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 19, 2021, 03:07 PM KST [Bitcoin Decline] Bitcoin has been trading at $31,000 in a bearish trend. As of 11 a.m. on July 19th (Korean time), the global Bitcoin price on CoinMarketCap was down 1.82% to record about $31,613. Its market capitalization is approximately $592.9 billion and its dominance is 46.2%. Investor sentiment continues to weaken. Cryptocurrency data provider Alternative’s self-estimated ‘Fear and Greed Index’ rose 5 points from the previous day to 24, but it is still at the ‘Extreme Fear Stage’. As the index is closer to 0, it indicates extreme fear, and closer to 100 indicates extreme optimism. Negative comments about cryptocurrencies are coming out one after another. Leading Wall Street bear David Tice warned in an interview with CNBC on the 18th (local time) that it is a “very dangerous period” to Bitcoin. Tice expressed, “Lately, there’s been a lot more uproar from central bankers, Bank for International Settlements [

  July 16 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 16, 2021, 02:41 PM KST [Bitcoin Decline] Bitcoin has retreated to the $30,000 level on some exchanges amid a bearish trend over the past 24 hours. As of July 16th 6:30 a.m. (Korea time), the global Bitcoin price on CoinMarketCap was down 3.38% to $31,751. Its market capitalization is approximately $595.1 billion, and its dominance is 45.5%. Google Trends searches for keywords ‘Bitcoin Price’ also recorded 19 points, the lowest figure in the last 7 months. It was down about 67 points from the 86 points recorded in May. CoinDesk analyzed that “the cryptocurrency’s two-month-long dull price action between $30,000 and $40,000 seems to have driven away retail interest, which surged earlier this year. ” In this atmosphere, negative comments from major influential figures have been followed one after another. For example, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) Jerome Powell said during a hearing of the House Committee on Financial Services

  July 15 Cryptocurrency Market Update Date: Jul. 15, 2021, 06:11 PM KST [Bitcoin] After falling for two days in a row, Bitcoin remained at the $33,000 level. It has been flat for the 8th week in a row now. With Bitcoin hovering between $30,000 and $40,000, cryptocurrency analysts are scrutinizing blockchain data for clues as to where the market is heading. Head of digital assets at FundStrat David Grider said that he is looking closely at the “spent output profit ratio” (SOPR). He said, “When SOPR is above 1, it implies owners of the asset are in profit at the time of the transaction. Below 1 implies sellers have capitulated and sold at a loss[...] In a bull market, as we expect we are in today, a SOPR below 1 can indicate a local bottom as sellers are reluctant to sell at a loss.” The metric has stayed below 1 since May, a possible sign of “healthy reset of profit taking” reminiscent of a similar episode that played out in March 2020. [New York Stock Exchange] New York stocks closed