Bitcoin sank to a more than one-week low, buffeted by investor skittishness ahead of a looming Federal Reserve interest-rate hike and amid harsher regulatory scrutiny of the cryptocurrency sector.
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Bitcoin Price And the Prevailing Dichotomy
Bitcoin price has shattered through the $17,578 to $21,710 range as it rallied 28% between July 13 to July 20. This move has also pushed past the $22,844 resistance level and is currently flipping it into a support barrier.
Bitcoin Is More Likely To Hit $10,000 Than $30,000, Survey Finds
Bitcoin bulls beware: Wall Street expects the cryptocurrency’s crash to get a whole lot worse.
Bitcoin Price and Bullish Technicals 2022
Bitcoin price has crashed 17% since April 4 and is currently bouncing off the 200 three-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $39,506. This downswing was a major bearish event as BTC dropped below the bullish crossover between the 50-day and 100-day SMAs.
Bitcoin Fell Below $50,000 Before Bouncing Back—What’s Next?
Bitcoin prices experienced some notable volatility today, dropping below $50,000 following a highly visible tweet from Elon Musk and then recovering.
This Metal Has Given More Returns Than Bitcoin This Year
There’s one metal that’s leaving all commodities — and even Bitcoin — in the dust this year. The challenge for investors is buying it.
Bitcoin Hit New Record on Sunday, Above $49,000 For the First time
Bitcoin reached a new record on Sunday, rising above $49,000 for the first time.
How is Bitcoin different from gold?
Bitcoin investors are having a wild ride. The best-known cryptocurrency reached a series of records in 2021, just three years after its price collapsed, wiping out more than two-thirds of its value.
Ether Follows Bitcoin to Record High Amid Dizzying Crypto Rally
The digital currency Ether reached a record on Monday a day after Bitcoin breached $34,000 for the first time as the surge in cryptocurrencies continues.
Stocks are little changed amid skepticism around reports of US tariff delay
Stocks were little changed on Tuesday as investors were skeptical of news that the U.S. could postpone the implementation of additional levies on Chinese goods.