Over the past few days, Bitcoin saw some bullish price action for the first time in weeks. This rally took the asset as high as $6,900, up 80% from the $3,800 bottom seen last week and up 28% from the $5,400 baseline. Unfortunately, it ended abruptly just hours ago, with the cryptocurrency seeing a strong…
After a three-day rally from $5,400 to $6,900, Bitcoin has been dealt a significant blow by bears, who just minutes ago pushed the cryptocurrency under $6,000 after the 28% rally that some argued was a precursor to a bull trend. As it stands, BTC trades at $5,800, 16% below the local top.Although a bearish daily…
Despite the retracement since Friday’s $6,900 top, Bitcoin remains decisively higher than it was three days ago, when it was wallowing in the low-$5,000s as investors feared a deeper crash. According to a prominent cryptocurrency trader, a trend has appeared on BitMEX’s futures market that suggests bulls remain in control.BitMEX’s Funding Rate Signals Good Things For…
No one was spared in last week’s crypto crash, during which Bitcoin fell 50% within a 24-hour time period.According to an exclusive report published by industry outlet The Block on Friday, Adaptive Capital, a crypto fund headed by Murad Mahmudov and included partners such as Willy Woo and David Puell, is shutting down after last…
Although there are many investors anticipating Bitcoin will fall once again, citing the global uncertainty that is epitomized by the Dow Jones’ record 3,000-point loss on Monday, there are some reasons to believe the cryptocurrency may soon mount a recovery.Related Reading: Crypto Tidbits: Bitcoin Plunges 50%, COVID-19 Cases at Ethereum Event, Central Banks Inject Billions3…
Unfortunately, it isn’t getting any better for Bitcoin investors after last week’s grueling crash. Over the past 60-odd minutes, after holding at $5,300 for hours on end, BTC has slid under $5,000 yet again, breaching this key price point for the first time since Friday’s capitulation event.Bitcoin’s weakness comes as global equity markets have continued…
Despite it being a weekend, volatility has persisted in the Bitcoin market. After falling as low as $5,000 today, the cryptocurrency spiked 15% in minutes, rallying to $5,950 from $5,150 in an hour’s time. Unfortunately, BTC was unable to hold its gains, seeing a strong rejection at $6,000 to fall to $5,400 as of the…
While Bitcoin seemingly remains in a bear trend, sentiment has spread over the past few days that the cryptocurrency market has bottomed; analysts cite the fact that BitMEX funding rates are decisively negative, suggesting an extreme bottom, along with other technical analysis-based evidence to back their lofty opinion.But according to a top analyst, there is…
Bitcoin really hasn’t done too well over the past few days; since the $9,200 peak seen on Saturday, the price of the cryptocurrency crashed as low as $3,800, marking a more-than-50% crash from the weekly high.Unfortunately, a key signal suggests that the prospects of recovery may be diminishing.Related Reading: Crypto Tidbits: Bitcoin Plunges 50%, COVID-19…
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…