Crypto Review - Page 98

Bitcoin managed to stabilise after another unsuccessful attempt to overcome $10K. That was the third attempt in a month. At the moment, the market has divided into those who think that $10K may be the “ceiling” for the benchmark cryptocurrency.

The events in the crypto market are very fleeting. It seems that the bitcoin growth above $10K was pure speculation. Realising that the coin encountered a serious resistance around $10,100, investors started to take profit. Bitcoin lost 6%, returning to.

Bitcoin is up 6% a day and changes hands for $10,100. The coin has not yet emerged from the sideways trend, which lasted about a month. In early May the coin tried to overcome the resistance of $10K but surrendered.

During the month, Bitcoin has been trying to break the global downtrend and exceed the $10,000 threshold, but the highs within these rebounds are getting lower each time. There is a feeling that the market is teasing buyers: every time.

During the last 24 hours, bitcoin has increased by 4% to $9,500 with a similar rise in trading volumes. This growth coincided with a significant transaction of whales. According to WhaleAlert, 11,660 BTC ($111,259,669) were transferred between two unknown wallets..

Bitcoin is again above $9K, but there is not much excitement among market participants. Everything is easy to explain: bulls and bears are too often playing tug-of-war near this level. This sideways price trend with short-term rebounds and drops lasts.

Bitcoin was still unable to overcome $9K gravity yesterday. For the first crypto-coin, ever lower resistance levels often turn out to be a pretty adverse scenario. Bitcoin loses about 1% per day and trades around $8,850 with a further decrease.

Bitcoin received some support from buyers in the last pullback near $8,700. However, it has not yet been enough to return above $9,000. It is worth noting the further weakening of trading volumes, which fell by another 12%. Thus, the.

Bitcoin lost 5% or $440 in 24 hours, and at the beginning of the new working week is changing hands for $8,800. Formally, we are witnessing evidence of a continued long-term downward trend, which goes through highs of 2017, 2019,.

The bears won a tug-of-war game at this stage, pushing down the bitcoin and the entire altcoin market. Bitcoin loses 5% over the last 24 hours and trades slightly above $9K. Nevertheless, there are some decisive moments. The price decrease.

Bitcoin again failed to pass the $10K threshold, and after a few days in a sideways trend, the first coin is facing increased bear pressure. In 24 hours, Bitcoin lost more than 4% to $9,300. Crypto assets have become a.

Bitcoin has been forming a sideways price trend of around $9,700 over the last three days. This can be considered bad news for the first cryptocurrency, as for the optimistic scenario the coin had to consolidate above $9,800 to open.