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Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency, launched in 2009 by a person or group under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. The network runs without a central owner and uses proof of work to validate transactions. The maximum supply is fixed at 21 million coins.

As the asset with the most volume in crypto, BTC tends to set the direction for other coins. On Hyperliquid, the BTC perpetual is among the most liquid contracts, which lowers the risk of slippage on orders.

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The Aval account trades on paper, with simulated money, real Hyperliquid prices and fees deducted. Not investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

Does Aval give Bitcoin (BTC) signals?

Yes. Aval follows the BTC perpetual contract on Hyperliquid all day and publishes every breakout signal with its JEV score, stop and target. The results go on the public scoreboard, in paper trading.

Where can I see the BTC price live?

On this page, with the Hyperliquid mid price updated continuously, along with Aval's latest signals on Bitcoin.

Are the Bitcoin signals investment advice?

No. The signals are an analysis tool, and Aval's public account trades on paper. Trading crypto with leverage carries a risk of loss.

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