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The price of Bitcoin once again started to slip back towards $1,000 after going up by over $60 in the course of a day on Tuesday thanks to a stronger buying interest. But unlike two days ago, the market has now turned to the other side and is pre-dominantly pro-sell
BTC price is still struggling to move back upwards after fears of Bitcoin splitting triggered high trading volumes by the end of Friday and a general selling mood that took Bitcoin’s value down for approximately $100. But today things are looking somewhat more positive, although not enough to guarantee the
We’re at the end of the week with the price of Bitcoin still over $1,000, albeit very close to breaking that bottom line. After a month of setting records, a series of negative events has brought the cryptocurrency down, yet not as low as previous events have done. Thus, it
After dropping down below $1,000 for the first time in weeks last weekend, the price of Bitcoin climbed back near $1,100 while the trading market still remains pro-sell. With talks of the “hard fork” becoming more and more frequent and the market cap turning down to where it was at
After trading near to $1,200 for weeks, Bitcoin to USD price has reversed back to below $1,050 during weekend trading on the back of high volume and, presumably, fears about the future of the cryptocurrency. And judging from the current market signals, the price is bound to take another hit
What was to be another great week for Bitcoin is turning sour as the cryptocurrency’s value started dropping last evening, even before the weekend. After staying strong in the face of an official rejection from the US Security and Exchange Commission and continuing to move upwards short after, hopes of
We’re at the middle of the week with the price of Bitcoin continuing its steady growth and marking a month of staying over $1,000, which is yet another milestone for the cryptocurrency. Despite the challenge it faced during the past days, Bitcoin still remained stable and with far less price
We’re starting off a fresh week with the price of Bitcoin back over $1,220 after panic struck the trading market from the SEC’s decision not to approve what would have been the first Bitcoin ETF (exchange trade fund). After suffering a sharp drop almost immediately after news of the rejection
The price of Bitcoin has steadily reversed back to $1,180 in the eve of the US SEC’s (Securities and Exchange Commission) decision whether to approve what is to be the world’s first Bitcoin ETF or not. Coincidentally, at the same time there are updates coming from China’s PBOC’s about the
Bitcoin’s upside trend has taken a sudden break, while the price rolled back for around $100 after nearly two weeks of growing steadily. This is all happening just before Saturday, when many Bitcoin supporters will be waiting for the final say of the US SEC. And judging from the current