Glenn Williams Jr.

Glenn Williams

Glenn C Williams Jr, CMT is a Crypto Markets Analyst with an initial background in traditional finance. His experience includes research and analysis of individual cryptocurrencies, defi protocols, and crypto-based funds. He has worked in conjunction with crypto trading desks both in the identification of opportunities, and evaluation of performance. He previously spent 6 years publishing research on small cap oil and gas (Exploration and Production) stocks, and believes in using a combination of fundamental, technical, and quantitative analysis. Glenn also holds the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) designation along with the Series 3 (National Commodities Futures) license. He earned a Bachelor of Science from The Pennsylvania State University, along with an MBA in Finance from Temple University. He owns BTC, ETH, UNI, DOT, MATIC, and AVAX

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Why Isn’t Bitcoin Falling More? Cryptos Are Acting More Like Commodities Than Securities
Oil is Oil, Gold is Gold, Bitcoin is Bitcoin. The market reaction to SEC enforcement is mild compared to historic price action after other tumultuous events in the crypto industry.
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First Mover Asia: Why Did Bitcoin's Price Hold Above $27K Over the Weekend? Two Analysts Expect Continued Resilience
ALSO: The bitcoin options put/call ratio across exchanges has sunk to 0.47, suggesting that fewer investors are seeking downside protection against price declines than they had prior to the passage of a bill to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.
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DeFi Tokens Rose in a Turbulent Week: CoinDesk Market Index
Lesser known altcoins had a strong week as bitcoin and ether wrestled with macroeconomic headwinds
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Tras el primer mes de pérdidas del 2023, bitcoin y ether mostraron diferentes señales
Mientras bitcoin parece posicionarse para una cotización estable, ether mostró indicios de estar en una tendencia al alza.
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On Heels of First Losing Month of 2023, Bitcoin and Ether Flash Differing Signals
While bitcoin appears positioned to trade flat, ether shows indications of being in an uptrend.
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First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Settles Above $27.1K After Early Wednesday Dip as Rate Hike, Inflation Worries Heighten
ALSO: Large bitcoin holders reduced their holdings and sent assets to exchanges in the days leading up to the debt deal. What's next?
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Inflation Concerns, Strong Jobs Data Put Bitcoin on the Defensive
A strong May jobs report on Friday could set the crypto up for further declines.
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President Joe Biden discusses debt-ceiling deal (Getty Images)
Washington Ignored Crypto for Now. That’s Good for Bitcoin.
A huge tax on BTC miners didn’t make it into a deal to resolve the battle, and a separate provision might actually (unintentionally) help them.
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First Mover Asia: Does Crypto’s Success Depend on the Upcoming Presidential Election?
ALSO: The Commitment of Traders report shows that asset managers have increased their open long positions in bitcoin after falling in the two prior weeks.
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Bitcoin Moves Little on the Week Despite Debt Deal, Inflation Concerns
Bitcoin trades flat to move one step closer to logging its first losing month of 2023. Ether rises slightly but also seems headed for a negative May.
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