Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash & FTT — Asian Wrap 29 October
|BTC hits $70K as investors lock eyes on US elections in November
Bitcoin started the week on a strong note, rising above $70,000, with prices indicating a bullish outlook amid increasing correlation with the upcoming US elections, according to VanEck's Head of Digital Asset Research Matthew Sigel. Institutional investors have also shown positive sentiment toward crypto ETFs, which recorded net inflows totaling $901 million last week.
Bitcoin Cash Price Forecast: Technical and on-chain metrics suggest a rally ahead
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) continues to trade in green on Tuesday and is approaching its descending trendline; a successful close would suggest a bullish move ahead. On-chain data further supports the bullish thesis, as BCH’s long-to-short ratio is above one, and its funding rate is positive, all hinting at a possible rally ahead.
FTT plunges as FTX reaches $228 million cash settlement with Bybit
In a filing uploaded on Monday, the defunct exchange FTX reached a $228 million cash settlement with the Bybit crypto exchange to support its cash repayment to creditors. The settlement entails that FTX will recover $175 million in assets held in Bybit and an agreement that the latter's trading arm, Miranda, will purchase 105.4 million FTX debtor's BIT tokens for $52.7 million.
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