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In this week’s episode of Market Talks, Cointelegraph welcomes Mohit Sorout, co-founder of Bitazu Capital, a proprietary algorithmic trading and investment management platform.
This week, to start, we learn a little more about Sorout, his background in finance and trading. We also dive into his skills, trading style, and unique approach to the crypto markets. We have his take on the current Bitcoin (BTC) market sentiment and price action. Is Bitcoin finally moving towards an uptrend?
Volatility was low across the board as things were pretty boring, but Ether (ETH) and BTC reported record volatility. What does this mean, and is it a positive or negative sign? What about altcoins, should traders pay special attention to them as not much is happening with the two big cryptocurrencies?
While we’d love to put the entire FTX debacle behind us, there’s still a lot to do. We get Sorouts to take on FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, the extent of the contagion and how it could continue to impact the crypto markets. We also look forward to the new year and try to spot any other potential black swan events.
Next, we get details about Bitcoin and its price action. With everything going on in the world, including the Fed’s fight against inflation and the strength of the dollar index, we ask Sorout what his view of Bitcoin price action is and if he changed at all for 2023.
Be sure to stay tuned until the end for all of this information and more. Well, take your questions and comments throughout the show as well, so make sure you have them ready to go.
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