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The past week has seen some massive fluctuations in the world of Bitcoin, proving volatility to be in the core of the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin experts and holders alike are constantly on the lookout for new indications that could give some insight as to the upcoming shift in marketplace. Still, as
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
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
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
Bitcoin goes back towards $7.5K after having one of its most trying weekends in a while, once again proving skeptics that it’s here to stay. The world’s biggest cryptocurrency suffered a major drop during the weekend, causing a correlated drop in other altcoins and halving the market capitalization of the
The price of Bitcoin once again started to slip back towards $1,000 after going up by over $60 in the course of a day on Tuesday thanks to a stronger buying interest. But unlike two days ago, the market has now turned to the other side and is pre-dominantly pro-sell
Bitcoin’s upside trend has taken a sudden break, while the price rolled back for around $100 after nearly two weeks of growing steadily. This is all happening just before Saturday, when many Bitcoin supporters will be waiting for the final say of the US SEC. And judging from the current