This Indicator Suggests Bitcoin Is Overdue for a Big Price Move
Bitcoin may be building for a big move as price volatility hits four-month low.
Bitcoin may be building for a big move as price volatility hits four-month low.
Bitcoin buyers and sellers are in a stalemate as oversold rallies have been limited on intraday charts.
The oldest cryptocurrency is looking at a price support level around $54,000, with resistance around $60,000.
Analysts at Bloomberg Crypto argue the largest cryptocurrency might be due for a run analogous with the steep rallies of 2017 and 2013, following prior "halvings" on the blockchain network.
The difference between bitcoin futures premium on CME and other crypto exchanges has widened since the end of March, when Bill Hwang’s troubles surfaced.
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Despite short-term volatility, bitcoin's uptrend remains intact. And some traders could be shifting to altcoins.
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Volume has significantly slowed over the past two weeks, which is typical of a consolidation phase and could lead to sharp price moves.
Bitcoin lost ground after Upbit suspended KRW deposits and withdrawals.
The institutional investment that drove crypto markets in late 2020 is starting to slow down, but retail activity is on the rise.
The greenback has something else going for it cryptocurrencies don't: the bond market, notes Marc Chandler.
Bitcoin traders are increasing their bullish bets in futures markets – and taking more risk.
Inflows to crypto funds jumped from a five-month low of $21 million the prior week.
Bitcoin is drawing the highest "kimchi premium" in three years, indicating retail frenzy in South Korea.
The XRP token's price continues to draw support from a community of loyal and devoted cryptocurrency traders.
BTC continues to consolidate, although selling pressure remains limited to rising support levels on intraday charts.
CI Global Asset Management, a unit of a firm overseeing more than $230 billion in assets, announced the launch of CI Bitcoin Fund, which it described as North America’s first mutual fund to provide dedicated exposure to bitcoin.
In a blog post, the world's largest digital asset manager, confirmed its intent to offer an ETF.
As a result, MicroStrategy now holds about 91.579 bitcoin.
BTC will need to break above $60,000 to resume the uptrend.
XRP has completely recouped its losses resulting from the SEC's lawsuit against Ripple Labs late last year.
Exchange flows shift as tether continues to replace bitcoin, building quote currency dominance in altcoin trading.
Binance's crypto derivatives platform sees record open interest as retail participation grows.
The action was in ether on Friday, as the second-biggest cryptocurrency's price jumped to a new all-time high.
Bitcoin decouples from stocks and gold but remains inversely correlated to the U.S. dollar.
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Ether is rallying in the wake of Visa's decision to facilitate crypto-based settlements via the Ethereum blockchain.
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