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After the recent surge which saw the world’s biggest cryptocurrency surge to $13K, Bitcoin’s price has dropped down to the $9K mark. After a modest uptick the past few days, Bitcoin is now once again testing the $10K barrier, with gains of nearly 3% in the past 24 hours. The
Bitcoin’s USD price has climbed over $9,000 at the start of this week, marking a $1,000+ increase from 7 days ago. After a whole month of price drops and small upswings, the biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has finally pulled away from the $8,000 range and is now heading towards
It’s another interesting week for the world’s most popular cryptocurrency as the price recovers from a longer downtrend that shook the markets. After the U.S. Senate hearing brought new faith in the future of cryptocurrencies last week, Bitcoin began a gradual climb from its $7,000 levels to reaching $9,000. And
Bitcoin’s struggle continues this week as the cryptocurrency fails to break away from correction and repeat the growing streak that took it to an all-time high of $20,000 last December. After rising to $12,000, Bitcoin started sliding at the beginning of the week and dropped again below $10,000. And judging
Bitcoin is once again nearing $11,000 after dropping down from the $13,000 range during the weekend due to a strong selling mood on the markets. Currently, market signals indicate that the trend is changing, although nothing can be said for certain. In other interesting news, Nasdaq is looking into offering
Bitcoin just had one of the most difficult weeks in the past year as its trading price started crashing on Tuesday and reverted back to December levels. As could be expected, other top cryptocurrencies quickly followed suit and likewise started to exhibit significant loses ranging from 27% to even 40%
Once again, the price of Bitcoin suffered a correction during the weekend, falling down from its $17,000 range back to $13,500. Whereas last week a bullish sentiment on the trading market started to drive the price back on the road to recovery, this weekend brought a shift in trading trends
After suffering another drop during the last weekend of 2017, the price of Bitcoin has been picking up steam and growing back towards last week’s price point, possibly marking the end of the holiday sell-off. The trading market is predominantly bullish, at this time, but if last week has showed
As the Christmas holiday came to a close and the business week started picking up steam, Bitcoin’s price saw a reversal back towards former highs, short after suffering one of the most notable price crashes this year. Currently, the price is back over the $16,000 range – a vast improvement
After touching the remarkable $20,000 range on Sunday, Bitcoin’s price started rolling back the same day, at first slowly and then faster throughout Monday and Tuesday. On Tuesday alone, Bitcoin lost nearly $1,000 in the course of an hour – a drop that followed the decline of CME’s Bitcoin futures