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A widely-tracked momentum indicator has flipped positive for the first time since April.

Kaiko pointed to a notable drop in 2% BTC market depth on Coinbase in a report early this week.

A hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation report would weaken the case for Fed rate cuts.

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The long straddle involving the November expiry $66,000 call and put options crossed the tape on Deribit early Wednesday.

The MOVE index, which measures expected volatility in U.S. Treasury notes, spiked to the highest since January, hinting at tighter financial conditions ahead.

According to ETC Group, the new high is a sign that the halving-induced supply shock is intensifying.

BTC traded lower as weak U.S. manufacturing data revived growth concerns.

The divergent monetary policy paths of the BOJ and the Fed mean potential for yen strength and pain for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

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Miners often turn to OTC deals to sell bitcoin, CryptoQuant noted.

The pending signal, if confirmed, would imply a challenging time ahead, according to analysis by Fairlead Strategies.

The death cross is known to cause catastrophizing among inexperienced investors. But it's an unreliable indicator.

Long-term holders are motivated to hold at bitcoin's going market rate, implying an attractive risk-reward for existing or potential investors, according to the "reserve risk" indicator.

Bitcoin's Bollinger bandwidth has narrowed to levels that have historically preceded volatility explosions.

Large holders resorted to bargain hunting in July as the cryptocurrency experienced two-way price volatility.

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