Crypto Review - Page 17

The crypto market is struggling to grow without the support of stock markets, with reduced trading volumes and cautious market participants. Bitcoin has experienced a slight decline.

Despite the decline in the cryptocurrency market, three coins - BNB, XRP, and TRON - have shown growth in December. BNB in particular has remained stable within its upward trend.

The crypto market has experienced a slight decline, falling to $3.29 trillion in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin is at a critical level, and a failure below $93k could lead to a deeper decline. Ethereum, on the other hand, has been showing an upward trend.

Bitcoin finds support near the 50-day moving average, but further declines in the stock market could trigger a deeper pullback. Analysts expect a potential dip into the $70k area but see a pullback to $90k attracting buyers.

The crypto market is experiencing a decline, with a potential further drop in value. Bitcoin is struggling, and there are concerns about a deeper correction. However, despite this, the outlook for the future remains positive.

Market picture The cryptocurrency market lost 3% in 24 hours amid a sell-off in financial markets following comments from the Federal Reserve. Capitalisation fell to $3.51 trillion, and at the low it dipped below $3.48 trillion – its lowest in.

Bitcoin has surpassed resistance from sellers and the cryptocurrency market's capitalization reached $3.71 trillion. Institutional interest in Bitcoin is growing, with states in the US considering creating strategic Bitcoin reserves.

The crypto market cap increased by 5% to $3.64 trillion. Bitcoin and Ethereum are approaching key resistance levels, with potential for new highs. Ray Dalio expressed support for investing in Bitcoin, while Ethereum's chances of reaching $5,000 have fallen.

Bitcoin between $95K and $100K is seeing ownership changes, with long-term holders selling and corporations buying. Bitcoin may reach $120-140K before a major shakeout.

The crypto market has experienced a 4% drop in market capitalization due to Bitcoin's failure to break above 100k. The fear and greed index does not account for this dip. Global investment in crypto funds reached an all-time high of $3.851bn last week

Bitcoin's struggle to consolidate above $100K is suppressing buying in the cryptocurrency market, negatively impacting altcoins. Ethereum is also failing to consolidate above $4000. The SEC plans to reject some issuers of spot Solana-ETFs.

The crypto market has seen liquidations and a 2% decrease in market capitalisation. Bitcoin's volatility resulted in a swing range of 13%, while altcoins like Tron and XRP are stabilising.