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Bitcoin Stuck Below Resistance Ahead of Next Week's Fed

Original title: Bitcoin Went From $60K to $84K. Why Does It Feel Stuck?

The Wolf of All Streets 37:34 23,140 views on YouTube BTC −1.0%

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Summary

Bitcoin has moved from $60K to $84K but still feels stuck, according to the video's framing. The description says BTC remains below a level that rejected it four days in a row, with a Fed meeting due next week. Iran says it will not talk with Washington until its demands are met, and tanker attacks around the Strait of Hormuz are keeping oil supply on edge. Nicola White, Robinhood's VP of Institutional Crypto and general manager of Bitstamp, joins the show to discuss Robinhood's US perps rollout, the CFTC's fight with CME over Bitcoin perpetual futures, and objections from 16 companies, including Goldman Sachs and Microsoft, to tokenized versions of their stock. Other topics include JPMorgan's U-turn on Bitcoin, SpaceX-Tesla merger talk ahead of Tesla earnings, and bank stocks' longest losing streak since 2008.

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Key points

  1. Bitcoin went from $60K to $84K but is still described as stuck below a level that rejected it four days in a row.
  2. A Fed meeting is due next week.
  3. Iran says there will be no talks with Washington until its demands are met, and tanker attacks around the Strait of Hormuz are keeping oil supply on edge.
  4. Guest Nicola White, Robinhood's VP of Institutional Crypto and general manager of Bitstamp, discusses Robinhood's US perps rollout and the CFTC's fight with CME over Bitcoin perpetual futures.
  5. 16 companies, including Goldman Sachs and Microsoft, are objecting to tokenized versions of their stock.
  6. Other segments cover JPMorgan's U-turn on Bitcoin, SpaceX-Tesla merger talk ahead of Tesla earnings, and bank stocks' longest losing streak since 2008.

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