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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
After coming close to $13,000 last week, Bitcoin suffered another blow to its price, one that took the coin’s USD value down by over $2,000 during the beginning of this week. Yet, that kind of fluctuation was expected as the market saw incredible gains over the past month, probably leading
The world’s number one cryptocurrency by market capitalization has been on fire lately, marking incredible gains week after week. In only seven days since our previous price update, Bitcoin has steadily grown from $9,200 to get close to $13,000 today. And judging from the current signals coming from the market,
The bulls are back and they’re driving the world’s most popular cryptocurrency towards a new 2019 price record and closer to its all-time highs of 2017. Thanks to positive news from the industry and the rise of interest in crypto trading over the past month, Bitcoin has managed to climb
The world’s number one cryptocurrency by market capitalization has yet to establish a strong support over $8,000 and head on to new heights, despite increasing bullish pressure. During the past seven days since we noticed that bearish trend last Wednesday, the trading market has been changing direction fast, allowing the
The world’s number one cryptocurrency by market capitalization has had another trying week as bears took control of the market, leading the coin to lose about $1,000 of its value in several days. Like we previously wrote, there was an increase in selling pressure around Wednesday that culminated in a
Continuing the rally that began three weeks ago, Bitcoin shot up again during the past seven days to get very close to a price of US $9,000 per coin. As sourced online information suggests, this price increase might have been driven by whale activity on currency exchanges, although no official
The world’s biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has just had another trying week as it plunged just before the weekend to lose close to $1,000 of its USD value. Luckily, the positive momentum wasn’t broken and Bitcoin quickly recovered back to its last week’s highs. However, judging from the current