Tether, the leading stablecoin globally, has recently secured an extra $1 billion, surging its market capitalization to over $110 billion. This influx of capital might fuel Bitcoin’s potential ascent to new record peaks.
Read CRYPTONEWSLAND onOver the last day, Tether Cash has generated $1 billion USDT, raising their yearly total to $31 billion. Tether has ascended to the seventh position among global Bitcoin holders, following its acquisition of 8,888 BTC for $618 million on March 31st. Currently, Tether’s wallets house over 78,317 Bitcoins, totaling a staggering value of more than $5.18 billion. This surge comes precisely one year after the company’s declaration of transitioning to Bitcoin.
Previously, Tether has been instrumental in fueling Bitcoin surges. The substantial increase in USDT circulation significantly fueled Bitcoin’s rise from $27,000 to $73,000. Moreover, Tether disclosed its intention to invest 15% of its earnings into Bitcoin, potentially amplifying the cryptocurrency’s worth even more.
The primary catalyst behind the price fluctuations of Bitcoin remains the institutional investments in spot Bitcoin ETFs. The US Bitcoin ETF had positive net inflows for a second week running, totaling more than $200 million in net flows thus far.
Institutional inflows from ETFs account for a significant part of Bitcoin’s current rally to new highs. When it crossed the $50,000 threshold on February 15, almost 75% of fresh investments in the largest cryptocurrency globally were made through Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin is also subject to technical trends and market emotion. Price research indicates that Bitcoin still can hit new highs soon, despite the slight drop that it has experienced.
The price movement of bitcoin has validated the daily chart’s breakthrough on May 16th, when it looked like the $65,000 mark would provide solid support for the cryptocurrency. The fact that Bitcoin has changed its previous resistance on the monthly chart to support is another encouraging indicator for investors. Bitcoin may, however, still experience a brief decline below $63,500 before rising again beyond the elusive $70,000 mark. Should Bitcoin decline to $63,500, that would
The potential for Bitcoin’s price to rise has been stoked by Tether’s capacity to create fresh USDT. In the meanwhile, Bitcoin’s next move is still determined by market trends and institutional inflows. Price analysis, however, indicates that Bitcoin still has room to rise to new heights soon.
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