On Sunday, Bitcoin (BTC) found itself suffering, with bulls failing to step in to save the cryptocurrency from falling through the ever-important $8,000 support level. Related Reading: Crypto Tidbits: SEC Declares Bitcoin a Non-Security, Ethereum DeFi Gains Traction, PayPal Leaves Libra By Monday morning, the Bitcoin price hit $7,800 — a level that analysts said…
Altcoins like Ethereum, Litecoin, and XRP have struggled to recapture lost market share from Bitcoin in 2019. This has been reflected by a sharp increase in Bitcoin dominance – a metric that has increased steadily throughout the year. But as Bitcoin dominance begins to break down from recent highs, altcoins have begun to show signs…
For the better part of 2019, Bitcoin was in a powerful uptrend. After the leading crypto asset by market cap touched its bear market bottom at $3,200 the asset went parabolic until it topped out at $14,000 – just shy of setting a new all-time high. After consolidating in a symmetrical triangle for three months,…
Escalating political tensions in Hong Kong and a potential economic and banking crisis in India has highlighted how fragile cash savings can be. Naturally Bitcoin would be the answer if adoption was greater and volatility was lower but the pluses for decentralized money are growing. Hong Kong ATMs Empty As violence continues to grip the…
Bitcoin price is currently declining and is trading well below $8,000 against the US Dollar. The price is struggling to recover and it looks set to decline further towards the $7,500 support. There is a crucial declining channel forming with resistance near the $8,050 level on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed…
The weekend brought a little hopium as Bitcoin prices topped $8,200 briefly, however the doom and gloom has returned on Monday morning as BTC has dumped back into the $7k region again. The longer term chart indicators are mounting up and they are all screaming bear market. Bitcoin Slides Below $7,800 Following a weekend of…
Despite the harrowing price drop seen in late September, institutions are expecting for the Bitcoin (BTC) price to soon head higher — at least for institutions involved in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures market. According to a recent Commitments of Traders report shared by Romano, traders that identify as either “asset managers” or “institutions”…
After experiencing a long period of sideways trading within the lower-$8,000 region, Bitcoin (BTC) has once again extended its downwards momentum and has begun moving lower today as it has broken below $8,000 on most major exchanges. This extension of its downwards momentum has led most analysts to target lower-lows in the near-term, but BTC…
The past few months haven’t been kind to Bitcoin bulls. Since peaking in June, the cryptocurrency’s price has fallen from $14,000 to the $7,700 low set last week. While the macro backdrop is evidently different, as are the fundamentals of the cryptocurrency market, many analysts have argued that the recent collapse in the Bitcoin price…
Over the past few days, Bitcoin (BTC) has started to settle in a price range, the low-$8,000s. For now, the cryptocurrency seems directionless, stuck between resistances and supports above and below its current price. However, it is important to note that Bitcoin is moving very near to a key historical level — one that may…