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After two weeks of high trading volume and price increases, Bitcoin is now stabilizing around $5,200 – the same level it established during last week. Following a peak of interest, the cryptocurrency’s daily volume has almost halved but the bullish momentum is still continuing, giving hope to traders expecting new
Despite the strong bullish sentiment we observed at the middle of the past week, Bitcoin’s USD price has failed to establish a new support level at $4,100 and fell below the $4,000 mark today. As our market data shows, the past seven days were a period of high trading volume,
Despite Bitcoin turning bearish at the middle of last week, the cryptocurrency was able to steer away from the downward path and set on a new course upwards to get close to $4,100, or around $100 short of its February highs of 2019. Supported by a higher trading volume and
We’re at the middle of the week and Bitcoin is back where it was seven days ago after the price failed to set on a new course, despite a significantly higher trading interest when compared to the previous quarter. After a brief price test at the start of the week,
Bitcoin seems to be consolidating after a quite uneventful week marked only by a few changes in the cryptocurrency’s USD value. After achieving a small jump near the end of the weekend, Bitcoin is back at $3,600 again while interest in trading the coin is lower than when compared to
Despite Bitcoin showing bullish signs at the middle of last week, the cryptocurrency actually headed in a different direction during the past couple of days, failing to break the resistance level at $4,200 and dropping down to $3,660. Looking at the stats from this period, it seems that the price
Whereas the start of last year brought bad news for the world’s most dominant cryptocurrency amidst a global crypto hype, the beginning of 2019 heralds new hope for Bitcoin and other alternative coins. During the first weekend of this year, the coin jumped upwards to $4,000 in USD value supported
After a tough couple of weeks that most of the community labeled as a “crypto winter”, Bitcoin has reverted back to $3,800, raising hope of a possible stop to the big sell-off. Since last week, the price of the coin jumped over $300+ on the back of an increase in
Bitcoin is back below $4,000 a week after the cryptocurrency began showing signs that its November price drop could be reversed. Due to an increased interest by buyers who were hoping to make a profit on the latest price correction Bitcoin shot up, only to begin dropping down again on
Bitcoin has recovered slightly after suffering one of the worst bearish markets since its inception, with the cryptocurrency trading near $4,100 as of today. Over the course of one month, Bitcoin lost nearly $2,300 in value after a fairly stable quarter during which the USD price of the coin mostly