Crypto Review - Page 92

After a long swing, Bitcoin crossed the $60k threshold and was close to historic highs above $61,200. Bitcoin is up 2.5% at the beginning of the week and is currently trading just below $60,000. Institutions can resolve the dispute around.

On the penultimate day of the workweek, Bitcoin is down 2% and trading at $57,000. The crypto market gave the community a big scare yesterday, reminding investors of the time when altcoin season was replaced by a sharp sell-off, including.

The crypto community expected Bitcoin to continue to rise after breaking $60k, but the weekend rally never happened, and the round level remains as very serious resistance. As a result, Bitcoin is showing zero price dynamics at the beginning of.

On the last day of March, Bitcoin approached the $60K threshold again, but a wave of sales almost immediately pushed the benchmark cryptocurrency to $57K. For the third consecutive day, BTCUSD seems to be hitting an invisible ceiling on the.

Bitcoin held the $50K threshold, allowing it to rebound to $57K over the weekend. Retail investors took the opportunity to enter the market at a large discount, but it did not lead to a test of $60K. The market also.

The end of the week for the crypto market could be very challenging and nerve-racking, while the negative momentum could intensify this weekend if the sell-off does not end before then. Bitcoin is down more than 4% in 24 hours.

Since last Friday, Bitcoin has been in the $56K-$60K range, facing a lack of momentum to retest the round level. Apparently, market participants prefer to pause and let cryptocurrencies cool off before taking the next step up. While so far,.

Bitcoin was once again supported after a brief decline. Sellers’ pressure eased on the descent to $54.5K, and the benchmark cryptocurrency has gained 6% in the last 24 hours, rising above $59K at the start of the day. The latest.

Bitcoin set a new all-time high, overcoming technical and psychological levels. $60K has long been a very desirable price level for most crypto market participants. The new historical high was at $61.5K, after which Bitcoin began to correct, rolling back.

Just like a week ago, the bulls and bears are playing tug-of-war. However, there is one major difference; whereas a week ago, the fight was near the $50K level, market participants are now aiming for a retest of the historical.

Bitcoin has added 2.5% over the past 24 hours and is trading near $51K. The bulls and bears have been playing tug-of-war over the past week. Bitcoin is up nearly 10% for the week, which also speaks to an optimistic.

Crypto-enthusiasts are struggling to keep the Bitcoin price above $50K. The benchmark cryptocurrency dipped briefly below $49K on Thursday morning, but buyers soon decided to support it, bringing the price back above $50,500, where sellers are now back in play..