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Following a volatile past week, Bitcoin price is now finding support at $110,000, and faces a make-or-break situation ahead. For the past few weeks, BTC has been trading between $104K and $116K.
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Bitcoin prices traded over half a percent higher on Monday, holding firmly above the $110,000 mark in sync with gains across the broader cryptocurrency market. The world’s largest digital asset rose 0 ...
Cryptocurrency markets are seeing mixed movements today, with several tokens experiencing notable volatility. Bitcoin is currently trading at $116690.8, showing a slight increase of 1.23% over the ...
Bitcoin fails to close above $117,200, opening the door to support retests. A giant $4.9 trillion options expiry event adds further friction for Bitcoin bulls on Friday. Order-book liquidity shows ...
Cryptocurrency markets are showing mixed signals today, with some tokens experiencing significant gains while others are down. Bitcoin is trading at $111,651.7, up 0.82% over the last 24 hours.
Compared to history, Bitcoin's gains going forward will surely come down. The top cryptocurrency’s guaranteed scarcity is perhaps its best trait. Rising government debt and growing money supply ...
I wouldn't be shocked if Bitcoin's price reaches $500,000 per coin in five years. This would be a much lower return than the 973% gain posted since early September 2020 (as of Sept. 2). Rising 349% ...