Bitcoin Retraces Most of Losses Sparked by Geopolitical Tension

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Bitcoin Retraces Most of Losses Sparked by Geopolitical Tension
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(Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin pared losses as a bout of acute geopolitical tension began to ease after earlier sparking steep drops in cryptocurrencies.Most Read...

-- Bitcoin pared losses as a bout of acute geopolitical tension began to ease after earlier sparking steep drops in cryptocurrencies.The digital asset at one point on Friday sank more than 6% to $59,643 but later steadied, changing hands at $62,160 as of 1:14 p.m. in Singapore. Tokens such as Ether, Solana and meme-crowd favorite Dogecoin also stabilized.Israel launched a retaliatory strike on Iran less than a week after Tehran’s rocket and drone barrage, sending tremors through global markets.

Halvings historically bolstered the price of the largest digital asset. This time around, Bitcoin hit a record in mid-March before the event, leading to questions about whether the putative impact has already been discounted by traders. JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Deutsche Bank AG strategists have said that the quadrennial halving is largely already priced in by investors. A batch of three-month-old spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US have posted five straight days of net outflows ahead of the event.Instant view: Oil, Japan's yen up on reports Israeli missiles hit Iran

-- With just a day or so to go, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Deutsche Bank AG say that the once-every-four-years Bitcoin software update called the “halving” that has long been touted as one of the keys to propping up the cryptocurrency’s value is pretty much priced in.

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