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Bitcoin Could be Forming a “Golden Cross” Pattern, Is the Next BTC Bull Run Imminent?
Bitcoin has been able to continue inching higher after dropping below $5,200 earlier today, and is now approaching $5,300, which appears to be a slight level of resistance for the cryptocurrency. BTC’s upwards ascent has continued to allow many major altcoins to surge, with many cryptos trading up over 2% today. Although Bitcoin’s price is…
Bitcoin (BTC) Stuck Around 4,000, However Experts Anticipate a Drop as Upwards Momentum Fizzles
The crypto markets are experiencing a relatively quiet Friday as Bitcoin continues to trade sideways in a tight trading range between $4,000 and $4,100. This stability should not fool traders, however, as analysts expect BTC to drop in the near future as its upwards momentum begins to fade. If Bitcoin is unable to garner more…
Bitcoin Worry Index Signals that BTC is Likely to Rise Greater in Coming Days
The age-old trader’s adage of selling when people are greedy and buying when people are fearful has proven to be empirically accurate, and the same credo applies to Bitcoin (BTC) and the general crypto markets, as upwards price surges typically come about when market participants grow increasingly weary of the market conditions. Now, Bitcoin’s fear…
Bitcoin Rate Watch: BTC/USD Purchasers Losing Grip Below $6,500?
Key Points Bitcoin price is still struggling to clear the key $6,520 resistance zone against the US Dollar. There is an important bullish trend line in place with support at $6,430 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The price is currently at a risk of a bearish reaction towards…
Bitcoin Trades Flat Following The other day’s Drop, Where is BTC Heading Next?
After an extended period of sideways trading, Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a large downwards swing yesterday that caused the cryptocurrency to break below it previously established support level in the low-$3,500 region. Although this drop seemed significant, BTC has found support in the $3,400 region, and it is still holding steady well above its 2018 lows…
Bitcoin (BTC) Rate Watch: Weekend Rally And Possible Go To $4,200
Bitcoin price gained traction and broke the $3,850 and $3,900 resistance levels against the US Dollar. The price rallied recently and even climbed above $4,000 before correcting lower. There is a major bullish trend line formed with support at $3,940 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair remains…
Bitcoin Returns To $60 K, What’s Holding Off From New ATHs?
At the time of writing, Bitcoin has smashed its way through the $60,000 resistance and seems ready to take on new highs. The first cryptocurrency by market cap records a 11.6% and 4.2% profit in the weekly and daily charts, respectively. BTC rejected from the $60k zone in the daily chart. Source: BTCUSD Tradingview Pseudonym…
Just In Crypto: A Croissant Notes Prospective Bullish Motorists For Bitcoin And Ethereum In Q4 2021
With Bitcoin and Ethereum so close to their pre-crash highs, the general sentiment in the market seems to be predominantly bullish. In that sense, analyst CroissantEth took the task to summarize the factors causing such sentiment amongst traders and operators. Related Reading | As Bitcoin Breaks $57k, Quant Explains Why It Could See A Pullback Here…
Bitcoin Open Interest Continues To Increase, Brief Capture Inbound?
On-chain data shows Bitcoin open interest and estimated leverage ratio metrics have continued to rise recently. This could mean that a short squeeze may be coming soon. Bitcoin Open Interest Rises Despite Decline In Price As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the BTC open interest has shown uptrend over the past…
Bitcoin Drops Listed Below $10,000 as Assistance Uses Thin
Bitcoin (BTC) has once again found itself caught in the throes of a choppy trading range that has provided little clarity as to whether or not it will begin venturing into the four-figure price region, or if it will begin climbing until it retests its year-to-date highs of $13,800. This choppiness has been largely centered…