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The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp decline right after El Salvador finally launched Bitcoin as the country’s new official currency. It was a tough day for Bitcoin investors after the leading cryptocurrency finally broke the $50K deadlock. As soon as it went live in El Salvador, its price collapsed to
Last week, we talked about the soaring price of Bitcoin that was well on its way to take a crack at $10,500 and $11,000. Bulls were finally making a dominant run and the price went up and up all the time. A reversal was expected by many experts and not
The Bitcoin price has been going up and down in the past month, unable to break the $9K barrier. The leading cryptocurrency in the world regularly tackles supports around the $9.5K or even the $10K mark, but it didn’t last for long. Last week, experts predicted that the price would
In recent months, Bitcoin’s price was all over the place. It shot up over $10K in June, then crashed down to Earth after a period of stable price around the $10K mark. In the past few weeks, Bitcoin’s price has plummeted, however, and analysts from JP Morgan think they know
Bitcoin’s price is always in flux. After hitting the ceiling last year, the price of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency dipped quite significantly, with no one really being sure what the future holds. This year has been quite tumultuous for Bitcoin – in a span of only 6 months, the price
Bitcoin is currently trading just above $9,000 per coin after a week of moving above and below this price range. Just when an overall bullish market was hinting at a break over $10,000, the cryptocurrency suffered a price correction that was likely triggered by profit makers who wanted to capitalize