Bitcoin price hovered near the $89,000 mark on Monday, as demand for its spot 
exchange-traded funds continued to fade. According to data from SoSoValue, the 
12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $497.05 million in net outflows over the past 
week, between…

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Kaspersky discovers Stealka, a sophisticated infostealer disguised as game 
mods and pirated software, capable of stealing cryptocurrency wallets, account 
credentials, and system data across multiple platforms. Kaspersky researchers 
have uncovered a new infostealer named Stealka, which primarily spreads 
through popular platforms like Github and Sourceforge. The malware masquerades 
as game cheats, mods, and software cracks, […]

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The recent Bitcoin price decline has already triggered a major sell-off wave 
across the crypto market, and it doesn’t seem to be letting up anytime soon. 
While trading below $90,000, there are a number of implications for the 
pioneer cryptocurrency depending on the next move. The tug-of-war between the 
bulls and the bears makes either direction possible, and with major levels 
lying at risk, a crypto analyst has analyzed what the consequences of each 
move could be. How Bitcoin Price Could Play Out Either Way Crypto analyst 
HAMED_AZ analyzes the Bitcoin price chart, pointing out the current trend and 
what could lead to either a recovery or a crash. First, the crypto analyst 
outlines that the bitcoin price is now in a corrective phase. This began with 
the all-time high record of $126,000, and since then, the cryptocurrency has 
lost more than $35,000 of its value. Related Reading: Citi Projects $143,000 
Base Case For Bitcoin In 12-Month Outlook The corrective phase also places the 
cryptocurrency inside a tight range, holding it between $84,000 and $94,000. 
Both of these levels have served as major support and resistance in the past, 
making them the points to beat that will determine the next move. A 
continuation of trading inside this range ensures that the Bitcoin price does 
not see any major move. The main move will happen when either of these support 
or resistance levels is broken, depending on which camp is able to pull the 
momentum in their favor. Bull Or Bear Case To Watch Out For The first case is 
if the Bitcoin bulls are able to crush the resistance that has been mounting 
at $94,000 over the last week. Since the expectations for an upward move are 
high, if it does play out this way, then it would push the Bitcoin price 
toward retesting this resistance level. Related Reading: Don’t Expect A Fast 
Bitcoin Move – Here’s How Long The Last Leg Could Take If the breakout is 
confirmed and the resistance fails, then the crypto analyst believes that the 
Bitcoin price will once again cross above the psychological level of $100,000. 
The main target lies as high as $108,000 before the momentum runs out. 
However, there is still the possibility of the bears taking control if they 
are able to push the price below the $84,000 support. This level acted as the 
major support in the last downtrend, so it has become the level to hold. 
Failure to secure this level would trigger a crash that could send the Bitcoin 
price as low as $72,000. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from 
TradingView.com

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