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In another week of ups and downs, the world’s leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization has reverted back to a level it reached a week ago, trading currently around $3,700. Despite an uptick in interest from traders, Bitcoin has failed to stabilize around $4,000, with current market signals indicating that traders
Bitcoin has once again fallen down below $7,000, confirming the predictions we shared two weeks ago that Bitcoin’s price will see a correction after it hits $8,000, as was hinted by the strong overbought signals on short-term price charts. Fortunately, analysts predict that the price drops will be temporary and
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