The second largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, in an interesting turn of events, halted its price declines. The altcoin showed a price recovery following its recent brief price dip. Meanwhile, the overall cryptocurrency market has reverted to bullish after Wednesday’s price decline. Bitcoin, however, still remains below the $60K level. Notably, Ethereum’s
As the cryptocurrency market navigates a turbulent period, Bitcoin (BTC) has showcased a significant drop, moving from nearly $65,000 to below $58,000 in recent days. This downward shift has been influenced by a mix of factors, including market reactions to recent economic news and broader financial trends. According to CoinMarketCap,
Bitcoin (BTC) took a brief plunge yesterday, managed to hover at the $62,000 mark, and wiped off all the gains within the last 24 hours. BTC crashed by over 5.90%, marking one of the largest declines since August. The bears continued to restrain the bulls from recovering, slipping to a
The bears are restraining the bulls from making the move, and the recent bullish momentum of BTC is gradually diminishing. Bitcoin is at a critical juncture, with its price hovering around $62,000. The current price momentum is at a declining pace, down by 1.56% in the last 24 hours. Notably,
The crypto market, as another week begins, showed mild dips in market cap and trading volume. In the last few days, leading cryptocurrencies took bullish turns after several weeks of price slump. Bitcoin surpassed $60K for the first time after the August first-week price dip. Meanwhile, the market has seen
Bitcoin has rebounded strongly, recently reaching $65,000 after a dip to $49,000 earlier this month. Over the past week, the cryptocurrency has surged by 9%, with a notable boost on August 23 when it crossed the $61,000 mark. This rally has instilled a bullish sentiment among traders and investors. The
Bitcoin (BTC) has displayed a surge of approximately 5% within the past 24 hours, climbing from a low of $58,893 to a high of $61,834. This rise follows a period of consolidation, with Bitcoin briefly nearing the $62,000 zone before experiencing a slight dip. At the time of writing, Bitcoin
Ethereum has had a tough month, witnessing a 26% decline over the past 30 days, with its price dipping below the $2,111 range. Currently, the second-largest cryptocurrency is trading at $2,579, reflecting a 3% decline, and its trading volume is down by 2%. Despite this downturn, whale activity and network
Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below $59,000 again, leaving traders and investors anxious with its intense consolidation phase. The largest cap cryptocurrency has been in a crisis to maintain its position above the $60,000 price level. Despite breaking the resistance, BTC signals a brief bearish rally by sliding down to $58,610
The cryptocurrency sector has fallen short of analysts’ predictions since July. Market analysts expected the H1 bullish momentum to sustain in the second half and propel prices further. However, the crypto market witnessed tremendous crashes twice in the past few months, causing prices to plummet to previous support levels. Notably,
