Aside from Bitcoin, the most talked-about cryptocurrency over the past few weeks has seemingly been Tether.The fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, the stablecoin, which trades on markets as USDT, has become increasingly important to the crypto market. So much so that just the other day, data shared by Unfolded suggested that Tether’s market capitalization hit…
After managing to retake $7,200 on the weekend, Bitcoin tumbled lower on Monday morning, falling as low as $6,800 in a move that liquidated $40 million worth of BitMEX long positions. With this, the cryptocurrency had tumbled 7% from the weekend highs and 9% from the $7,470 highs seen two weeks back.This was a move that…
Bitcoin price just exploded back above $7,000 despite increasingly bearish sentiment taking grip across financial markets, and a crypto market experiencing the longest stretch of extreme fear yet.After stocks tanked and oil fell below negative, the expectation was that crypto would soon follow, but an ascending triangle formation just helped propel the first-ever cryptocurrency higher.…
Bitcoin price has failed to reclaim and hold above $7,000 and could retest lows set a month ago on Black Thursday.However, if that recent low fails to hold, the first-ever cryptocurrency could fall to nearly $2,000 according to a mathematical figure that coincidentally is located at an untapped support level from past Bitcoin bull cycles.Losing…
Despite the tepid price action over the past two days, Bitcoin has been on a remarkable rally over the past five weeks.As this outlet reported recently, the cryptocurrency has done so well that as of Monday morning, BTC had printed five — yes, five — green weekly candles in a row for the first time…
Somehow, someway, Bitcoin has managed to rally over the past five weeks, amid the most uncertain economic conditions we’ve seen in years, even more so than since 2008’s Great Recession.The rally has been so strong that since the March 12th “Black Thursday” crash, the cryptocurrency has managed to print five — yes, five — green…
Last month, as the world began to grapple with the economic reality of the coronavirus outbreak, Bitcoin fell off a cliff — tumbling from $7,700 to $3,700 within the span of two days, a drop of over 50%.Since then, a question that has plagued investors is if Bitcoin bottomed during that crash. While there is…
Since 2017’s blow-off top at $20,000, investors have been wondering when Bitcoin would be thrust into its next bout of parabolic growth. After all, crypto investors are used to rounds of rapid growth, then brutal drawdowns.Related Reading: Crypto Tidbits: Bitcoin Loses $7k, Blockchain Layoffs, Ethereum DeFi ExplodesBut, a key indicator is showing that the same…
In the wake of the crash to $3,700, investors thought Bitcoin was on a certain path to fresh macro lows under $3,100. But, this has quickly changed as the cryptocurrency has embarked on a stunning recovery, reaching $7,500 last week on the back of hype regarding the May 2020 block reward halving.Unfortunately, the 100% move…
Despite the bearish macroeconomic view, Bitcoin has performed extremely well over the past few weeks, rallying from the $3,700 lows to a high of $7,500 just last week. Even after a slight correction, the cryptocurrency remains around 90% higher than it did during the “Black Thursday” crash.But, some analysts are starting to worry that with…