2 kèo có thể xuất hiện trên Binance Alpha ngày 30/3 

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We are now in the 5.5th month of the latest "Crypto Winter".
The tide has receded. The animal spirits (speculative frenzy) have dissipated. The tourists have all left.
Naturally, now is the time to roll up our sleeves and get to work. Because a bear market is when the difference between wheat and chaff (quality and quality) is truly revealed.
This is a time for clear judgment and the formation of beliefs.
In this report, we will delve into a set of data charts to assess the health of the crypto ecosystem and what we believe is shaping...

Five and a Half Months of Bear Market: A Check-up Report for the Crypto Market

Original author: ChandlerZ, Foresight News
During the Qingming Festival holiday, A-shares and Hong Kong stocks are closed, but Bitcoin's trading never stops.
Starting April 6th, BTC rose from a low of $67,400 in the early Asian session, reaching a high of over $70,300 during the session, a new high since March 26th, representing a gain of over 4% from the daily low. Ethereum rose from around $2,050 to $2,170 during the same period, a gain of approximately 6%, and remained above $2,140 at the close of the US stock market, a 24-hour increase of nearly 4%.
Co...

Bitcoin returns to $70,000; is the market betting the worst is over?

Bitcoin briefly broke through $70,000 yesterday, buoyed by news of ceasefire negotiations with Iran, but subsequently fell back after Iran rejected the US's 15-point agreement and Trump's statement tonight (Taiwan time) [...]
The article, titled "Bitcoin Breaks $70,000 and Falls Back to $68,742; Trump's Ultimatum to Iran Expires Tonight; 79,000 People BlockTempo for $238 Million," was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential ABMedia media.

Bitcoin surged past $70,000 before falling back to $68,742. Trump's ultimatum to Iran expires tonight; 79,000 people were liquidated, losing $238 million.