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CME BTC Futures Gap $1,760, Tether USDT De-pegs Dollar by Over 0.2%, and more

After closing at $60,325 on the previous trading day, CME BTC futures opened at $62,085 today, creating a gap worth $1,760 that has since been filled. The previous CME BTC futures gap is seen on the chart near $64,100 on the upside and $58,500 on the downside of yesterday's gap.

Meanwhile, the world's largest dollar-pegged stablecoin, Tether (USDT), depegged by more than 0.2%. USDT is currently valued at $0.9976 on CoinMarketCap, which translates to a de-pegging of about 0.24%. Meanwhile, Tether's official social media channels and communities have not confirmed any de-pegging incidents.

Crypto 'Fear-Greed Index' at 49...moving to neutral

Crypto data provider Alternative's self-estimated “Fear-Greed Index” rose four points from the previous day to 49. The improvement in sentiment moved the index from fear to neutral. The index indicates extreme fear in the market when it is close to zero, and extreme optimism when it is close

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Crypto 'Fear-Greed Index' 26...Fear Continues , CME BTC Futures Gap $870

Crypto data provider Alternative's self-estimated “Fear-Greed Index” fell three points from the previous day to 26. The fear phase continues with a slight contraction in confidence. The index indicates extreme fear in the market, with readings closer to zero indicating extreme fear, and readings closer to 100 indicating

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Bitcoin supports $60K, break of $62K will change the trend and close nearly $700M worth of shorts

Wall Street takes a breather ahead of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole meeting. Bitcoin held the $60,000 level in the New York market on Dec. 22 (local time). Cointelegraph reported that the $60,000 support level held firm, supported by inflows into ETFs.

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