Google Changes Bitcoin Search Visibility: “Attempt to Suppress Crypto!”
- Google has removed Bitcoin’s price chart from SERPs.
- The leading cryptocurrency has made a strong comeback and has risen above $64,000.
In an intriguing turn of events, Google has removed the price and chart of Bitcoin [BTC] from the results of its main search page. This change impacted both desktop and mobile users and sparked diverse reactions from the community.
(major sentiment) A user on X expressed their concern regarding this move, stating:
“They are deliberately trying to suppress cryptocurrencies. They are only silencing things they are afraid of.”
Source: Google
(additional observation)Despite initial reports, AskFX clarified that while the BTC price chart was not removed, it was relocated to the Finance section. Many users have raised questions about Google’s motivations behind this subtle change.
(market trend)Is Uptober upon us? Bitcoin’s performance in this context indicates that Uptober might finally be taking shape. The leading coin started the week positively, breaking through the crucial $64,000 mark and climbing as high as $64,500. (
(benchmark status)
No alterations in HODLing activity!
) At press moment, it was trading at $63,928; however consistently positive sentiment remains intact. Based on
(optimistic outlook)The resilience in HODLing activity persists throughout recent volatility! This recent surge in Bitcoin value revitalized optimism across markets after a phase of instability
(persistent holding behavior signifies long-term belief based upon CryptoQuant metrics). CryptoQuant pointed out that continuous decline since early 2024 suggests an uptrend towards holding onto assets instead of selling off.
If sustained momentum persists (+46*/) : further gains could follow if participants dive back into long territory anticipating potential progress. Lastly,(vital sign) BTC trading volume saw an uptick by **68% over (recent time).** Esto evidences robust market growth. ))
