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If you haven’t heard the news, Bitcoin dropped sharply over the weekend. Last week, we talked about its rise to a new price point record. That happened on Tuesday when the leading cryptocurrency hit $64,000 per coin. Since then, the market has shifted its narrative, leading to a price drop
The world’s number one cryptocurrency by market capitalization has had another trying week as bears took control of the market, leading the coin to lose about $1,000 of its value in several days. Like we previously wrote, there was an increase in selling pressure around Wednesday that culminated in a
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
Today is a special day for the world’s most popular cryptocurrency which celebrates ten years since it was first introduced to the public. But despite hitting such an important milestone, Bitcoin, one of the biggest technological achievements in recent times, has failed to rally and dropped over $100 in value
The past week was a hard time for Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency slid off from app. $7,500 to losing short of $1,000 in a matter of a day. However, despite the rumors of a Bitcoin whale unloading $1 billion worth of coins, there is no confirmation that the big price
Although a week ago the trading signals suggested Bitcoin could be in for a slide, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by trading volume managed to hold its position and climb well over it. Aided by increased interest in the coin and a buying sentiment, Bitcoin managed to break over $6,500 at
The price of Bitcoin is pulling back towards $10,000 after hitting $11.5K at the start of this week as the market shows lowered interest in trading. Judging from current indicators, the bullish mood that pushed the price upwards is weakening and bears are increasing in number, driving the price downwards
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
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
Ever since last week, the price of Bitcoin has remained well over the $4,000 mark, even touching $4,400 at one time, despite strong skepticism that the incredible rally is not here to stay. And even though price swings were not avoided during this time, Bitcoin still came back and surpassed