Crypto Review - Page 111
October 10, 2019
Crypto market had a welcome surprise: over the last 24h, the total capitalisation of digital currencies grew by more than $8.3 billion. Primary growth was held in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), climbing about 5% and 6% respectively. This increase.
October 9, 2019
No matter how much the market participants fear a new sideways trend in Bitcoin, we are now seeing signs of this forming. For about two weeks, the price of Bitcoin was almost the same as it is now. During the.
October 7, 2019
Bitcoin starts the week with a decline below the round 8K level and trades around $7,800 by 9 am. Bitcoin is slowly but surely “moves south”. With the asset price decline, the trading volume has grown by almost 15% on.
October 4, 2019
On Friday morning, the benchmark cryptocurrency loses 2% and changes hands around $8,200. The last thing the market needs now is another sideways trend, so this time the events can develop faster and the price impulses can be sharper. Altcoins.
October 3, 2019
After a rebound above $8,500 and a subsequent minor correction, Bitcoin is traded on Thursday morning at around $8,300. Since October 1, the benchmark cryptocurrency has been trying to form a side trend. Now the investors’ sentiment will be influenced.
October 2, 2019
Bitcoin’s rebound from levels below 8,000 was short-lived. After a jump to $8,500 the day before, by Wednesday morning the price of the first cryptocurrency declines by 2.3% and trades around $8,200. The top 10 altcoins demonstrate a more significant.
October 1, 2019
After the devastating decline of Bitcoin and most of the altcoins last week, the crypto market observers pinned their hopes on the ability of the BTC to cling to $8K. It seems to have succeeded, and by Tuesday morning the.
September 30, 2019
Bitcoin continues its slide down after balancing for some time near round level 8k. The first cryptocurrency asset went down again and traded at $7,750 at the time of writing, losing almost 4%. The rest of the digital currencies show.
September 27, 2019
No matter how much the experts warn about the probable decline of Bitcoin, sharp drops still cause shock waves. On Thursday evening, Bitcoin declined to $7,700, temporarily attracting buyers at these levels and returning to $8,000. However, the rebound failed.
September 26, 2019
Bitcoin did not attract buyers above $8,500 that became the main bad news for the entire crypto market. Over the last 24 hours, BTC has lost another 1% and changed hands for $8,400. The maximum rebound point for the past.
September 25, 2019
The long sideways trend ended with the collapse of the crypto market again. During the day, Bitcoin collapsed by almost 18%, touching the level below $8K. Then the benchmark cryptocurrency was bought back to $8,500. Altcoins are going through a.


