Dreading September? Bitcoin price hopes to break the slump trend
Despite BTC’s lackluster performance in September historically, 2021 could be an outlier to this trend if current market momentum persists.
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Despite BTC’s lackluster performance in September historically, 2021 could be an outlier to this trend if current market momentum persists.
Nonfarm payroll data shows the worst U.S. jobs gain in seven months, limiting concerns of Federal Reserve tapering this year.
Bitcoin’s spike to $50,000 renewed calls for a new all-time high, but analysts caution that a daily close above $51,000 is needed to solidify the current uptrend.
The bullish setup has appeared after MSTR's increasingly positive correlation with Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrency which has surged 339% year on year and is now struggling to close above $50,000.
Despite Bitcoin’s perceived hash rate recovery, analysts noted that the recent 150 EH/s reading was based on a short 24-hour window.
He seemingly dismissed the crypto market's potential in favor of strengthening the U.S. dollar in a recent interview.
The Ethereum blockchain's native asset broke its downward sloping resistance trendline to the upside, triggering a textbook bullish outlook.
Bitcoin addresses holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC have resumed accumulating coins.
The pseudo-anonymous bitcoin analyst called Plan B gave his 704,000 Twitter followers an update on the notorious stock-to-flow (S2F) bitcoin price model. Plan B stressed on August 27, that the…
Bitcoin bulls remain pressured under $50,000 in the week that would shed more light on the Federal Reserve's taper outlook based on non-farm payroll numbers.