28/05/2023
1/7 Weekly Strategy Highlights by SAI features news of the week crucial for navigating trends in the crypto industry and sums up the key takeaways of the week. DM us for more information.
2/7 Key takeaway: Pay close attention to the US debt issue on whether there will be a default or an increase in the debt ceiling. It is advisable to maintain a cautious attitude.
3/7: Hong Kong will allow retail investors to trade mainstream cryptocurrencies but has temporarily halted stablecoins, proprietary trading, and lending and financing services.
https://www.reuters.com/technology/hong-kong-regulator-issue-crypto-licences-with-retail-investor-guardrails-2023-05-24/
4/7: Cryptocurrency platform Hotbit announces suspension of operations.
https://decrypt.co/140913/hotbit-shutters-crypto-exchange-urges-users-withdraw-funds
5/7: St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President: The Fed will need to raise interest rates twice by 25 basis points this year.
6/7: According to Glassnode researcher CryptoVizArt, BTC: Short-Term Holder MVRV ratio is approaching 1, indicating the market is approaching the pain point of short-term investors, roughly around $24,500-$25,500.
This range represents the approximate cost for investors who purchased Bitcoin in the past six months. If the price falls within this range, selling pressure from these participants is expected to decrease.
7/7: OKX announces that its latest app update will allow Hong Kong users to buy, sell, and hold 16 major cryptocurrencies using Hong Kong dollars, P2P, or through third-party providers such as ApplePay, Visa, and Mastercard.
The cryptocurrencies include BTC, ETH, ADA, MATIC, SOL, DOT, UNI, LINK, SAND, LTC, AVAX, AXS, ATOM, XLM, USDT, and USDC.
The team behind Hotbit said centralized exchanges were become “increasingly cumbersome,” adding that users should withdraw funds by June 21.