Another week, another round of Crypto Tidbits. Last week was almost undoubtedly Bitcoin’s worst week ever. The price of the leading cryptocurrency fell from the weekly high of $9,200 to a low of $3,800, a drop of nearly 60% in a week’s time. Altcoins fared even worse than the market leader, with Ethereum falling as low…
After Thursday’s brutal crash and the follow-up wick on Friday morning, Bitcoin investor sentiment is down in the dumps; many believe there are few reasons to be bullish on the short-term to long-term prospects of the leading cryptocurrency.While this was seemingly true when BTC traded as low as $3,800, analysts are saying that the bull…
Yesterday was undoubtedly one of Bitcoin’s worst days ever; in fact, yesterday’s 40% loss was only second to the BTC price collapse in the wake of the collapse of Mt. Gox, then the largest and most important crypto exchange. At the drop’s worst, the cryptocurrency was down 50% in a single 24-hour period, falling from…
Everything is moving far faster than anyone expected; Bitcoin, after managing to register a daily close above the crucial $7,700 level, started faltering under that level just minutes ago, falling as low as $7,575 as the crash continues.The drop in the leading cryptocurrency, which comes after a temporary relief rally to $7,950, comes as the…
It’s not a secret that Bitcoin hasn’t done well over the past few days and weeks; since the weekend’s $9,200 peak, the cryptocurrency has lost nearly 18%, and since the $10,600 peak in February, BTC has shed over 25%. In the process of this brutal move, hundreds of millions worth of leveraged positions have been…
The crypto market hasn’t fared too well over the past day or two. After peaking at $9,200 in a dramatic fashion, Bitcoin retraced under $8,200 on Sunday, catching many traders off guard, as they were expecting the leading cryptocurrency to continue higher.Though, a prominent analyst, Jacob Canfield, recently shed light on three crucial catalysts which…
Over the past few days, Bitcoin has started to trend higher; since hitting $8,400 last weekend, the price of the leading cryptocurrency rallied as high as $9,250 on Saturday morning.Although there are many optimists saying that this price action is a precursor to even greater gains — Bloomberg suggested that BTC could soon hit $10,600…
Despite the slight recovery seen over the past few days, analysts still fear that Bitcoin is on a trajectory that will see its price correct even further than it already has. In fact,Related Reading: Crypto Tidbits: India Makes Watershed Ruling On Bitcoin, Elon Musk Bumps Dogecoin, Ethereum Founder Supports Twitter CEOSome, however, aren’t so concerned.…
If you’ve been following the Bitcoin market over the past 30 minutes, you’ve likely noticed the odd bout of price action depicted below — Bitcoin spiked 1% in a few minutes to only crash by 3% in three minutes, then continue lower and lower as if there was no support under BTC.As many on Twitter…
After failing to break past $10,500, Bitcoin has posted weak performance after weak performance, failing to hold key support levels. Just last week, the price of the leading cryptocurrency fell off a cliff, so to say, breaking below key supports at $9,500, $9,000, and $8,700 as bulls provided no resistance to the selling pressure.This weakness…