2021-09-10 22:34:48
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Evening News Review - 10 September
Bitcoin price risks losing weekly uptrend as NFT launch sends Tezos (XTZ) to 3-month highs.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD trading at around $46,000 Friday after rejecting near $47,450 the day before.
That level marks the lower bound of Bitcoin’s uptrend on the weekly chart, one that has continued since mid-July.
Now, BTC/USD needs to reclaim it, trader and analyst Rekt Capital said, in order to preserve that trend.
The governor of Sweden’s central bank, the Sveriges Riksbank, has dismissed Bitcoin (BTC) as an altogether far-fetched alternative to government-backed fiat currencies.
Speaking at a banking conference in Stockholm, Sveriges Riksbank governor Stefan Ingves argued, “Private money usually collapses sooner or later.” In a further disparaging remark, he claimed, “Sure, you can get rich by trading in bitcoin, but it’s comparable to trading in stamps.”
The governor of the Bank of Mexico, Alejandro Díaz de León, dismissed Bitcoin’s (BTC) position as a reliable legal tender, citing price volatility as a major roadblock toward full-fledged adoption.
Díaz de León said in a Reuters interview that Bitcoin’s position in today’s financial system resembles “a dimension of precious metals” when compared to the central bank’s fiat money.
US crypto exchange CrossTower expands to India.
CrossTower is betting on the growing crypto market in India despite uncertainty over the legal status of Bitcoin in the country. With $7.6 million in daily trading at the time of writing, CrossTower expects its Indian exchange to contribute to its plans to expand further across the world.
“India will play a pivotal role and we plan to use the country as a hub to expand into other geographies”, CrossTower co-founder and CEO Kapil Rathi said.
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