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Bitcoin has all but erased its 2021 gains after falling below $30,000 yet again on Monday. The largest cryptocurrency by market volume experienced a massive drop amid calls for a tighter crackdown on cryptos and stablecoins. The EU has just announced plans to make crypto transfers traceable, and in the
Bulls seem largely absent from the market after Bitcoin’s price experienced yet another drop to the critical support level of $32,000. Back in June, it slipped under $30K for a moment. This was followed by another slip below the $32K mark which was seen as a negative sign by many
After months of falling into an abyss that could have spelled its doom, Bitcoin’s price is finally up a notch. Sadly, it might have been inspired by bad news. As tensions arise in the Middle East, Bitcoin’s price has soared high along with gold and oil prices. Prices fuelled by
After plunging to $6,300 on Thursday last week, Bitcoin stayed near the same levels for the entire weekend thanks to low buying interest. But come Monday, the cryptocurrency made a sharp jump upwards which added over $500 to its value in a matter of only a couple of hours. With