Digital Currency
Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe Oct. 1-20 comparison showed positive returns in Asian and U.S. trading hours and a loss in Europe.
Bitcoin (BTC) gained 3.9% in Asian trading from Oct. 1 through Oct. 20, while the session comparison showed losses in Europe and a negative return for investors who held through the period.
The figures put the return during U.S. trading hours at 1.1% and the return during European hours at minus 5.5%. Bitcoin’s buy-and-hold return over the full period was down 0.7%.
The comparison covers Oct. 1-20 as a whole, so it does not show returns for Oct. 16-20 separately.
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Robinhood received about $45.93 million, while average daily tokenized-stock trading volume rose 22-fold from July to September.
Bitcoin funds remained net positive for the seven days through Oct. 21 despite a 403 BTC daily outflow; Ether funds recorded withdrawals in both periods.
