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Bitcoin’s price is circling around $6,500 after a week of struggling to establish a higher position. Like it was this entire month, the market is still dominated by sellers and low interest in trading the cryptocurrency, which couldn’t be said for the start of the year when Bitcoin was the
In another week of low-volume trading, the world’s largest digital coin, Bitcoin, drops to $6,500. The cryptocurrency finished last week on a positive note, closing near $7,600 on Friday. However, due to lowered interest and bearish trends, the coin lost over $1,000 in just two days while current market signals
Bitcoin is currently trading near $7,600 after the cryptocurrency failed to push past the $8,000 mark during the past week. Once again, the media is buzzing with terms like “ bubble”, saying that the latest price corrections might be a sign that the cryptocurrency’s “bubble” cycle is finally coming to
Bitcoin has once again proved that it is a valuable safety asset in times when global financial markets are going through a crisis. Namely, after falling down to nearly $7,000, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency started an ascending path as the political crisis in Italy deepened over the weekend and
Bitcoin went through another tough week as the price of the cryptocurrency struggled to climb back upwards to $9,000. Lead by a stronger selling sentiment and relatively low trading volume, the market drove the price downwards by around $500 shortly after it climbed to $8,500, crushing hopes of a stronger
The price of Bitcoin has dropped close to $8,000 in the past week since our previous update as the market turned bearish in the eye of the Consensus 2018 conference in New York, fueled heavily by rumors about a huge sell-off of thousands of Bitcoins from a Mt.Gox trustee. Marking
Bitcoin has fallen back to $9,000 again during the weekend thanks to an increase in bearish pressure. The recent price decline, to some extent, could have been triggered by the criticism towards Bitcoin from billionaire Warren Buffett and tech magnate Bill Gates during an interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box. Nevertheless,
Bitcoin is currently trading just above $9,000 per coin after a week of moving above and below this price range. Just when an overall bullish market was hinting at a break over $10,000, the cryptocurrency suffered a price correction that was likely triggered by profit makers who wanted to capitalize
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