Bitcoin prices edged lower on Monday, pressured by a current correction momentum that saw the cryptocurrency plunging by more than 40 percent since June this year. The BTC/USD instrument was trading at $7,863.28 as of 0907 UTC, down 2.34 percent from the open. Around the same time, CME bitcoin futures had slipped by 1.99 percent…
Bitcoin bears have continued to flex their muscles into Monday morning. After closing the week at a massive loss, with BTC posting its worst performance since November 2018’s capitulation event, bulls failed to make their presence known. As of the time of writing this, the Bitcoin price has started to collapse yet again, falling as…
Bitcoin price is declining and it recently traded to a new monthly low at $7,661 against the US Dollar. The price is trading in a downtrend and it is likely to test the $7,500 or $7,200 level in the near term. There is a key bearish trend line forming with resistance near $8,050 on the…
Every time Bitcoin dumps a double digit percentage panic floods the crypto community and the doom merchants start rejoicing. This has happened so many times before and every dump has eventually turned into a sustained rally. Nothing is new this time as previous corrections have shown. Bitcoin Market in 2013 Compared to Now Observing previous…
Last week, volatility finally picked up for the Bitcoin price after a multi-week lull. While many traders embraced this tumultuous price action, it seems that the cryptocurrency market is settling once again, with BTC finding support at $8,000. Related Reading: Gold Fractal Predicted Bitcoin Distribution, Up Next Is Two Years of Sideways Over the past…
A war has been raging between two cliques in the investment community — the Bitcoin bulls and the gold bugs. Over the past few years, it has become a popular practice for cryptocurrency proponents to equate or liken Bitcoin to gold, citing the asset’s non-sovereign, decentralized, fungible, borderless, international, and scarce nature. Related Reading: Data…
Since the end of June, Bitcoin (BTC) price hasn’t been doing too hot. After peaking out at $14,000, the cryptocurrency has tanked dramatically, first to $10,000, then $9,000, and then $7,700 most recently over a three-month period. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Can Rocket Higher Without Institutions: Venture Capitalist This harrowing price action may leave you…
There was a nasty decline in bitcoin below the $9,000 support against the US Dollar. The price even declined below the $8,000 support and it is currently consolidating losses. There is a declining channel forming with resistance near $8,350 on the 4-hours chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The price remains at…
“Bitcoin is an echo bubble”, cryptocurrency cynics have cried since BTC hit $14,000 and collapsed in quick succession. These Bitcoin skeptics believe that this most recent uptrend and collapse in the cryptocurrency market is Bitcoin’s one last attempt at making it big, to allow early adopters and those in the know to cash out. Related…
Over the past 48 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) price has started to show some strength. After the brutal drawdowns that were seen early this week, which saw BTC unravel to $7,700 from $10,200, this strength has been welcomed. Related Reading: Bye-Bye Bull Run: Bitcoin Price Daily Closes Under Vital Moving Average However, one analyst says that…