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Bitcoin and the whole cryptomarket are experiencing a new wave of correction. BTC loses over the last day more than 7% and dropped below the round 8K. At this level, the coin may attract customer support, but growing trading volume.

By Monday noon, BTC was trading at around $8,500, dropping by almost 3% during the last 24 hours. After a drawdown to $8,100 at the end of the working week, Bitcoin recovered during the weekend but did not show massive.

Crypto market, as expected, experienced some correction after explosive growth. Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin lost almost 5% and trades around $8,300, fell under increased pressure after an unsuccessful attempt to stick above $9,000. Since the beginning of the.

Bitcoin’s Sunday rally lost momentum closer to $9,000. Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin shows almost zero dynamics and trades above $8,700. But the fact that the bears could not seize the initiative can be considered as good news. On.

Once again, the weekend was marked with purchases on the cryptocurrency market. The Bitcoin settled near $8,000 last week, but Sunday evening it jumped 10% to $8,800. These are new highs since May last year. A week ago, buyers stepped.

Bitcoin and the altcoin market as a whole have begun to give up. In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) lost almost 4% to $7,600. It seems that market participants began to lose patience, as a result, the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin is stuck near the $8K threshold as neither bulls nor bears have a clear advantage. At the moment, the market is waiting for any triggers, whereas the new postponement of the SEC review to launch Bitcoin-ETF on request from.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a “renaissance of interest”. On May 16, the daily cryptocurrency trading volume reached its historic high of $120 billion. BTC attracts buyers every time after short declines. All this indicates that there are not so.

The Bitcoin showed that cryptocurrency has a margin of safety and that buyers are ready to support the coin at local minimums. The digital asset stalled at around $7,000 for some time, but then the BTC made a sharp shoot.

The inability to stay above $8K threshold resulted in a Bitcoin drop of $1,400 in just a few hours. Over 24 hours, the first cryptocurrency lost more than 9% to $7,300, only partially recovering from a decline to $6,600. Apparently,.

On Friday morning, the benchmark cryptocurrency loses more than 9% and trades around $7,300. Within a few hours, the BTC fell by more than $1400. Market participants, apparently, do not have excessive patience with respect to Bitcoin. Unsuccessful attempts to.

In the beginning, was the Bitcoin, then the altcoins followed. This can be said about the recent rally. While the first cryptocurrency dynamic has stalled at $8,000, altcoins continue to attract increased customer demand. At night, the benchmark cryptocurrency could.