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Today, we look at whether Bitcoin could experience another ‘Thanksgiving massacre’, why the Bitcoin burst is sending home ownership rates surging and more.

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TOP STORY

Bitcoin's 2020 'Thanksgiving Massacre' To Repeat Or Is The Holiday A 'Turning Point For New Highs'?

In 2020, then-President Trump did not pardon Bitcoin on Thanksgiving — the apex crypto dumped 17% in three days.

This time, Bitcoin has dropped 8% ahead of the holiday but seems to be recovering just in time.

So, is a new ‘Thanksgiving massacre’ off the table?

Not so fast…

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Pepe could soon join Dogecoin and Shiba Inu as a multi-billion dollar memecoin. Why traders think it’s a ‘flight to safety’ in memecoins.

Bitcoin has dipped slightly from its run to $99,000 and that may be due to long-term holders taking chips off the table. How Bitcoin hodlers are realizing over $2 billion/day.

Jim Cramer has drawn ridicule from the Twitter (or X) crowd for his market calls on Bitcoin and Apple. Now he said that he ‘cannot take so much abuse.’

FINTECH FOCUS

Surge In Bitcoin, Dogecoin And Other Cryptos Boosting Home Ownership Among Low-Income Americans, Says Treasury Department

Bitcoin is good for home ownership?

Who would have thought? But it’s true, paper by the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Financial Research has identified a correlation between rising crypto prices and mortgage rates.

In short, people may be using crypto gains to buy new homes.

How exactly that works?

Read the full scoop here.

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