Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Reverse Positive Price Trend, But Trader Expects 'Decent Year-End Run, Starting Late Q3'

Cryptocurrency markets are trading down, even though U.S. inflation reading remaining unchanged in May.

Notable Statistics:

• IntoTheBlock data shows a 74% surge in large transaction volume as daily active addresses increased by 13.8%. Exchanges netflows spiked 704.6%.
• Coinglass data noted 35,808 traders liquidated for $112 million in the past 24 hours.
• Bitcoin miners' selling pressure is easing, as Bitcoin withdrawals from miner-affiliated wallets decreased by 85% since the halving in April.
• Bolivia legalized Bitcoin, lifting a decade-long banm and cryptocurrency payments enabling financial institutions to officially use them.

Notable Developments:

• Bitcoin-Powered Core Blockchain Launches Exchange-Traded Product In Sweden
• Trump’s New Stance? Vows To Revamp Biden’s ‘War On Crypto’
• Bitcoin’s Post-Halving Dip May Be Almost Over—Exponential Gains Could Be Next, Says Trader
• Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Miner Sees Astounding 1231780x Return, Holding From $0.05 To $61K
• Kraken Co-Founder Jesse Powell Endorses ‘Only Pro-Crypto Major Party Candidate’ Donald Trump, Donates $1M In Ethereum

Top Losers:

Another crypto trader, Titan of Crypto, noted Bitcoin is still cheap and based on the new Bitcoin rainbow 2023 chart it is still not too late to buy Bitcoin.

Technical chart analyst Ali Martinez predicted that Bitcoin will go back to $62,000 to grab a $43 million liquidity wall.   

What’s Next: The influence of Bitcoin as an institutional asset class is expected to be thoroughly explored at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.

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