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A new week, another red for the crypto market. The world’s largest cryptocurrency by market volume Bitcoin has fallen off the wagon once again, dropping beneath $30,000 for the millionth time these weeks. The May collapse continues with no end in sight. Altcoins have been underperforming too, with the whole
The crypto market is once again in the red, even if Bitcoin’s price has corrected a bit. It was a tough few weeks for crypto investors and holders, with many giving up on their coins. Bitcoin dropped just below $26,000 at one point, although corrections took it to $30,000 once
Another week and more bad news about Bitcoin’s price are piling up. In the middle of a few dips that have taken the price well below $40K, Bitcoin unexpectedly blew past several key support levels, dipping under $30,000 for a moment before regaining ground. It was a week to forget
No major developments on the Bitcoin price front this week. The world’s leading cryptocurrency was trading under $40,000 once again, even dropping into the lower portions of $37,000 at one point. It is fighting heavily to cling to $38,000, although key price metrics make it obvious that it will hold
Bitcoin’s losses this month continue after the world’s leading cryptocurrency stumbled below $40K early on Monday. It hit the lowest price points since March and is over 20% down from last month’s surprising highs. It’s clear that the cryptocurrency market is in a slump, with further price declines expected. The
Bitcoin continues a solid rebound from a five-week low it hit on Monday when the leading cryptocurrency slid below $40,000. It scared many investors but luckily, they all kept their cool. At the moment of writing, the biggest cryptocurrency by market volume is changing hands at over $41,300. It’s still
In a completely unexpected move, Bitcoin’s proposed breakout turned lackluster. The world’s leading cryptocurrency by market volume fell below the $40,000 price point and has barely managed to regain it. Currently trading at around $40,100, Bitcoin has been struggling to close the $40K point for days. On-chain metrics suggest lowered
After a breakout that has seen Bitcoin’s price rise up to a high of $48,000, things have quieted down a bit. It’s great that the price didn’t revert back to sub-$40K levels. Bitcoin has held its ground relatively well around $45,000, trading just above or below that line. A breakout
We all knew Bitcoin’s big break was only a matter of time. After months of uncertainty and low prices, it started getting more confident last week. Experts were expecting a bull run and it finally came toward the end of last week when it broke the $40,000 deadlock. However, unlike
After weeks and months, we’ve finally seen movement on the Bitcoin price front. The world’s leading cryptocurrency jumped over $40,000 in the past 24 hours and seems stable at around $42,000 right now. The whole market is green thanks to Bitcoin’s escapades, and the crypto camp has been delighted. While