Bitcoin (BTC) eased its bearish week by rebounding above $64,000 after a 1.5% spike in the last 24 hours. Last week, BTC dipped to its 10-week low of $56,552. BTC laid a “bullish hammer” weekly candle, closing the week positively. Notably, a bullish hammer candle often indicates the possibility of
Bitcoin (BTC) fails to maintain its momentum within the $66K-$67K range, noting over 3.7% decline. This drop in its price is influenced by the news of the US DOJ arresting the founders of Samourai Wallet. Following the Bitcoin Halving on April 19th, the king of crypto gradually rebounded back into
Ethereum (ETH), the world’s second dominantly valued cryptocurrency, fumbles down to its lowest point of $3,202 in a fortnight. At the moment, the question, “Will ETH slide further to $3K?” still hangs in the air. As per the price chart, ETH/USDT is trapped in a downtrend with a bearish MA
Bitcoin’s recent tumultuous journey has left investors and market enthusiasts on edge as the cryptocurrency experiences unprecedented highs and worrying dips. After reaching an all-time high of over $73,500 earlier this month, Bitcoin’s rapid ascent was matched by an equally swift descent, plunging below the $65,000 mark. Presently, it hovers
Judgment against Craig Wright, who claims to have created Bitcoin, has been handed out by UK judge James Mellor, who has made an expected ruling. Now that the court has ruled that Wright is neither Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of the Bitcoin code, or the author of the BTC whitepaper,
While Ethereum’s highly anticipated Dencun update looms, ETH’s options market is sending mixed signals, raising concerns among traders. According to market analysts at QCP Capital, ETH’s risk reversals have turned negative for near-term expiries, indicating a surge in demand for put options. This shift suggests a growing grasp of a
Bitcoin has once again captured the attention of investors as it surged to a new all-time high above the $73,000 mark. However, its ascent faced resistance, leading to a pullback below $70,000. Despite the setback, Bitcoin has managed to maintain stability above the $70,000 level, supported by positive market sentiment.
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has achieved a new all-time high, surpassing the $72.5 K mark. This significant milestone comes after a week of bullish momentum, with Bitcoin’s price jumping from $66,000 to its current trading price of approximately $71,947, marking a 5% increase. The trading volume has
Today, bitcoin price reached a new all-time high of over $72,000. As per statistics from CoinMarketCap, the largest cryptocurrency reached a new peak of around $72,300. New spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and expectations that the U.S Federal Reserve would soon reduce interest rates have likely pumped up BTC prices.
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, surged to a new all-time high of $69,170, marking its first record peak in over two years. The jubilation was short-lived, as BTC experienced a sharp decline, dropping to a 6-day low of $59,323. This volatility led to a 7% decrease in the
