Bitcoin Sentiment Moves to Greed and FOMO
The sentiment surrounding Bitcoin has gone through a wild swing, transitioning from “extreme fear” to “greed” and even “FOMO” in a matter of days.
The sentiment surrounding Bitcoin has gone through a wild swing, transitioning from “extreme fear” to “greed” and even “FOMO” in a matter of days.
According to sources in the industry, the Securities and Exchange Commission has tentatively approved a minimum of three exchange-traded funds based on Ethereum.
Investments in digital assets have reached a historic high of over $17.8 billion so far this year, indicating a potential rebound in the crypto market.
AUSTRAC, a government agency responsible for financial intelligence, has reported a rise in the illegal use of cryptocurrencies and related services in its recent report on money laundering.
Germany has been actively moving a large amount of Bitcoin to various exchanges and market makers in the past few days, in an apparent attempt to sell the crypto that it seized in January.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has ended a three-year investigation into Hiro Systems.
On Thursday, the United States witnessed a net daily inflow of $78.93 million in spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), continuing a positive trend for the fifth consecutive day.

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