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Bitcoin’s USD price has climbed over $9,000 at the start of this week, marking a $1,000+ increase from 7 days ago. After a whole month of price drops and small upswings, the biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has finally pulled away from the $8,000 range and is now heading towards
After weeks of ups and downs and struggling to maintain a price range, Bitcoin finally had a successful week after the cryptocurrency broke through the $7,000 mark on Thursday and began its ascend over $8,000. Currently, market signals indicate that the price increase could continue as long as the bullish
During the past week, Bitcoin has been struggling to reassert its $7K position due to the lack of a stronger bullish force that would have pushed its price upwards. Just like last week, trading signals remain split while the price is moving around the same levels, reaching short of $7,000
During the past week, Bitcoin suffered another sharp drop thanks to a strong bearish sentiment on the trading markets. But with Easter behind us and the start of a new week, a bullish trading wave has changed the course of the price charts and pushed Bitcoin’s USD price upwards, giving
Bitcoin’s price is continuing on a downward spiral as the trading market loses volume and sellers step onto the scene. In the past week, the cryptocurrency lost over $1,000 in value, dipping below $8K and marking almost a full month of negative price swings since the start of March when
Bitcoin’s rocky ride seems to be never-ending. While the world’s biggest cryptocurrency has always been prone to price swings, it seems that it is now that its instability hurts the most as it follows an investment hype where many bought on high prices but weren’t prepared for some expected volatility.
Another tough week for Bitcoin as the leading cryptocurrency had a significant price correction that was triggered by a selling sentiment. As Bitcoin’s price dropped under $9,000, other top cryptocurrencies followed suit and suffered losses before starting to normalize again when Bitcoin began to recover. But, as current market signals
The price of Bitcoin is pulling back towards $10,000 after hitting $11.5K at the start of this week as the market shows lowered interest in trading. Judging from current indicators, the bullish mood that pushed the price upwards is weakening and bears are increasing in number, driving the price downwards
It has been another interesting week for Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency dropped down more than 11% from the $11,000 range it neared last week, only to start recovering again at the start of this week and head towards $11,000 again. As market signals indicate, buyers still dominate the markets while
During the past week, the price of Bitcoin moved away from the $9,000 range it reached on Wednesday to being close to a value of $12,000 per 1 BTC. Thanks to a week free of turbulence and positive news coming from key markets, Bitcoin began to stabilize around its former