Welcome back bulls. Over the past few hours, Bitcoin (BTC) has begun to surge higher again per TradingView, with buyers finally stepping in after last week’s 11% decline. Since hitting $8,200 late last week, the price of the leading cryptocurrency has exploded higher, surging to just shy of $9,400 minutes ago as of the time…
Once Bitcoin (BTC) started to incur strong losses in the second half of 2019, analysts were once again making extremely low price predictions.Per previous reports from NewsBTC, long-time Bitcoin skeptic and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital Peter Schiff said in a tweet that the price of the leading cryptocurrency could “dump” to $1,000 to complete…
While the cryptocurrency didn’t perform that well in 2019, Ethereum (ETH) is one of the best-performing digital assets of all time, rallying from an ICO price under a dollar to the $160 where it is today. Related Reading: This Eerie Fractal Shows Why Bitcoin’s Price Could Soon Crash By 20%Despite this jaw-dropping gain in and of…
Over the past month, Bitcoin (BTC) has absolutely exploded higher. In fact, the cryptocurrency is up around 40% since the low of $6,400 put in during December of last year.While many analysts have said that this jaw-dropping rally constitutes a macro reversal that will thrust BTC back into a decisively bullish phase, some aren’t so…
Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market didn’t have the best second half of 2019. Per data from TradingView, the aggregate value of all publicly-traded digital assets fell from $388 billion to a low of $166 billion — a drop of nearly 60%.While this metric has been a clear downtrend for the past seven…
In the past few hours, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) has crashed, falling from the daily high of around $8,910 to a local low of $8,585, the lowest the cryptocurrency has traded at in around 18 hours. This represents a 3% drop in a matter of a few hours, which honestly isn’t that surprising considering…
The Bitcoin and wider cryptocurrency markets surprised observers yesterday as the market capitalisation of leading cryptos suddenly increased. January 14 started with the market at $217.5 billion, today that figure stands at over $238.8 billion.The heightened market volatility appears to have attracted other traders to the market. Open interest in Bitcoin futures, for example, has…
While cryptocurrencies are still far below where they were at the end of 2017, analysts are getting bullish on Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other digital assets. The bull case for ETH, at least, was proven just recently with a metric suggesting that the network has seen rampant growth over recent months, which is likely to wrest…
While Bitcoin saw a strong rejection at $7,500, with the price of the leading cryptocurrency rapidly plunging to $7,200, leading some to suggest that an extended bearish reversal was possible, analysts remain bullish on BTC.A prominent cryptocurrency trader recently remarked that his analysis of Bitcoin’s chart over the past few months shows that a key…
The past few months haven’t been too kind to Bitcoin. Case in point, since peaking at $14,000 this June, the cryptocurrency has fallen by 50%, tumbling as low as $6,400 due to selling pressure from PlusToken and weak hands.Despite this strong retracement, a popular analyst is convinced that the future is bright for BTC. He…