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Bitcoin Stays Above $38K While Nickel Surges to $101K in Surprise Run
Crypto markets were muted Tuesday as some other sectors showed explosive growth amid conflict in eastern Europe.
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Bitcoin price chart over past week. (CoinDesk)
Bitcoin Creeps Toward $40K as Surging Oil Prices Create Bear Market Worry
The largest cryptocurrency's upward move came as stocks fell due to concerns over mounting inflationary pressures.
Bitcoin price chart over past week. (CoinDesk)

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Fantom Ecosystem Coins, DeFi Value Locked Plunge After Developer Exit
Investors reacted to the exit of an influential Fantom developer Andre Cronje.
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U.S. unemployment rate. (Labor Department)
US Jobs Up 678K in February, More Than Expected, Adding to Price Pressures
Bitcoin traders were monitoring the report since the Federal Reserve's efforts to slow inflation appear to be putting downward pressure on the cryptocurrency's prices.
U.S. unemployment rate. (Labor Department)

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First Mover Americas: Number of Bitcoin Held by Funds Hits Record High
The latest moves in crypto markets in context for March 4, 2022.
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Bitcoin fell from resistance earlier this week but saw support at the $41,000 level. (TradingView)
Bitcoin Slips Under $42K While Active Supply Reaches Yearly High
The cryptocurrency is approaching $41,000, although one analyst says geopolitical tensions could fuel a run to over $50,000.
Bitcoin fell from resistance earlier this week but saw support at the $41,000 level. (TradingView)

Bitcoin daily chart shows support/resistance (Damanick Dantes/CoinDesk, TradingView)
Bitcoin Takes a Breather; Support at $37K-$40K
Intraday charts show downside exhaustion, which could encourage short-term buying.
Bitcoin daily chart shows support/resistance (Damanick Dantes/CoinDesk, TradingView)

Fed Chair Jerome Powell (House Financial Services Committee/YouTube)
First Mover Americas: Fed Hikes Could Drive Bitcoin Adoption in Emerging Markets
The latest moves in crypto markets in context for March 3, 2022.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell (House Financial Services Committee/YouTube)