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Even though last week’s market was quite bullish and the trading volume remained consistently high, Bitcoin still failed to break past $5,800 over the past few days and establish a new support level. With bearish pressure appearing near the end of last week, the cryptocurrency slid down, putting hopes of
Bitcoin suffered one of its worst weeks in 2018, dropping down below $5,000 for the first time this year. On Wednesday last week, the cryptocurrency was trading near $6,300, while only a day later a big sell-off hit the market that continued right until yesterday. Luckily, things have picked up
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
The price of Bitcoin is moving close to $17,000 again after a weekend sell-off took it down to the $14,000 range from where it gradually recovered since week’s start. According to current stats, there might be another selling wave in the making as bears return to the market to capitalize
It is no longer surprising to see Bitcoin set new records, at least not with the mass attention the cryptocurrency has received from influential media houses and the tech/finance community. After losing some of its gains on Wednesday and Thursday, following a sell-off on the trading market, Bitcoin began recovering
During the past week since our last update, the price of Bitcoin has remained around the $1,200 level that we’ve been seeing often in the past month-two, with some expected fluctuations during the weekend. However, in the past 24 hours there has been news about worrying measures in one of