First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Regains $98K After Weekend Slump
Bitcoin returns to $98,000.Crypto futures saw $500 million in liquidations amid volatility.Brokers raise price targets for MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin returns to $98,000.Crypto futures saw $500 million in liquidations amid volatility.Brokers raise price targets for MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin returns to $98,000.Crypto futures saw $500 million in liquidations amid volatility.Brokers raise price targets for MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin returns to $98,000.Crypto futures saw $500 million in liquidations amid volatility.Brokers raise price targets for MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin returns to $98,000.Crypto futures saw $500 million in liquidations amid volatility.Brokers raise price targets for MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin returns to $98,000.Crypto futures saw $500 million in liquidations amid volatility.Brokers raise price targets for MicroStrategy.
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Major cryptocurrencies were up ahead of Monday's US equities open as analysts raised their price target on MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock based on the value of the company's growing bitcoin holdings.
Last week was moderate for the broader market indexes but was a winning one for bitcoin, artificial intelligence (AI) and gold.
Shares in MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, initially jumped and then fell Monday after the software company said it had bought $5.4 billion of the cryptocurrency.
The new venture firm is raising money as crypto markets roar back.