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After yet another week of staying above the $10,000 mark, Bitcoin experts aren’t really sure about what this means. There’s been a lot of speculation on the popular cryptocurrency price, with many suggesting a drop while others suggesting an upward explosion. Some industry experts such as BitMEX’s CEO Arthur Hayes
The last few months were a real rollercoaster for Bitcoin (and altcoins in general). After the record highs for this year a few months ago, the cryptocurrency is in a steady decrease. Sure, there were gains here and there, but in general, the market is pretty indecisive. The leading cryptocurrency
After weeks of a bullish trend and price drops, Bitcoin saw some gains over the past week. The massive fluctuations in the crypto world and other events made the leading cryptocurrency pretty volatile, with huge plunges into 4-figures. That has recently changed, though, after 5-day price gains that saw it
We have seen the digital currency flying all over the chart in the course of the last 30 days, but as August draws to a close, calmer days seem to have come for Bitcoin. On Sunday, August 25th, the cryptocurrency reached its lowest volatility of 64%, and seemed to be
The past week has seen some massive fluctuations in the world of Bitcoin, proving volatility to be in the core of the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin experts and holders alike are constantly on the lookout for new indications that could give some insight as to the upcoming shift in marketplace. Still, as
It’s all over the crypto networks – Bitcoin has gone into a new frenzy, several times just today. The cryptocurrency ultimately seems to be settling down at just above $10k at the time of writing, but many fear we haven’t seen the end of it. As CoinMarketCap’s estimates go to
After dropping down below $10,000 during last week, Bitcoin, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has rallied once again, gaining over $1,000 in value during the period. According to market charts, the rally was supported by an increase in trading which is clearly evident in the 24-hour trading volume
Bitcoin’s price has suffered another drop since we last wrote about it, losing over $500 in value in just one day over the weekend. Unlike a month ago, the trading volume has now significantly subsided, showing less interest in buying or selling the world’s biggest digital asset. But all is
If you’ve been following our Bitcoin price news lately, you’ll see that after the slight surge, the leading cryptocurrency is currently stable at around $9.5K. It is constantly testing the $10,000 level, yet technical indicators don’t expect a jump right now. Currently, it’s a bears market, with each high a
Bitcoin is once more near $13,000, just like two weeks ago, after a fairly uneventful weekend during which the price remained mostly stagnant. Thanks to a strong bullish market, the cryptocurrency was able to climb upwards, recovering from the losses it suffered during the start of last week. However, as