March 1 BTCUSD BingX Chart Analysis and Today's Headline
BingX’s Bitcoin Chart
Bitcoin is down 0.59% over the last 24 hours and fell to an intraday low of $23,022.42. The largest cryptocurrency was trading around the 20-day exponential moving average for the past few days, suggesting neither bulls or bears are willing to give up this level. The flattening 20-day EMA and the relative strength index (RSI) near the midpoint, suggesting the market momentum is neutral. If the BTC/USDT pair maintain above the 20-day EMA, the bulls will attempt to push the price above $24,000. On the other hand, if the price breaks below the 20-day EMA, the price could drop to $22,800.
Today’s Cryptocurrency Headline
French National Assembly Passes New Crypto Registration Rules for Firms
The French National Assembly passed a set of licensing rules for crypto firms operating in the country. Under the new rules, French companies offering cryptocurrency services must attain a registration more robust than currently offered from the Financial Markets Authority (AMF). The new rules will apply to companies registered after July 2023. Companies that are already registered with the AMF, following existing anti-money laundering provisions, will be able to continue to operate as they are until the end of the transition period which MiCA offers, likely in 2026.
Bitcoin is down 0.59% over the last 24 hours and fell to an intraday low of $23,022.42. The largest cryptocurrency was trading around the 20-day exponential moving average for the past few days, suggesting neither bulls or bears are willing to give up this level. The flattening 20-day EMA and the relative strength index (RSI) near the midpoint, suggesting the market momentum is neutral. If the BTC/USDT pair maintain above the 20-day EMA, the bulls will attempt to push the price above $24,000. On the other hand, if the price breaks below the 20-day EMA, the price could drop to $22,800.
Today’s Cryptocurrency Headline
French National Assembly Passes New Crypto Registration Rules for Firms
The French National Assembly passed a set of licensing rules for crypto firms operating in the country. Under the new rules, French companies offering cryptocurrency services must attain a registration more robust than currently offered from the Financial Markets Authority (AMF). The new rules will apply to companies registered after July 2023. Companies that are already registered with the AMF, following existing anti-money laundering provisions, will be able to continue to operate as they are until the end of the transition period which MiCA offers, likely in 2026.
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