Bitcoin trader fears a bear market comeback: Watch the US dollar
It's all about a golden cross, a death cross and the Federal Reserve when it comes to Bitcoin price action in the first half of the week.
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It's all about a golden cross, a death cross and the Federal Reserve when it comes to Bitcoin price action in the first half of the week.
Bitcoin looks like it is treading on thin ice as February fails to match the gains of last month.
Bitcoin and select altcoins such as ETH, OKB, ALGO, and THETA may extend their up-move after a brief correction.
The Fed will not save the U.S. from recession with rate hikes, and risk assets will suffer, Michaël van de Poppe warns.
Ethereum continued to trade close to a key resistance level of $1,700 on Saturday, following Friday’s U.S. non-farm payrolls (NFP) report. Yesterday’s report showed that 517,000 jobs were added to…
Bitcoin is far from turning everyone bullish, but several sources point to classic bull market structures now in place on BTC price charts.
Strong U.S. jobs data for January could not pull Bitcoin and select altcoins lower, indicating a strong bullish undercurrent.
Bitcoin buyers may get a chance to “load up” below $22,000 on the back of employment statistics.
Bitcoin retreated from a six month high on Feb. 3, as bears reentered the market ahead of today’s U.S. non-farm payrolls (NFP) report. Following a move above the $24,000 level…
Bitcoin price gains take a hit from a rising U.S. dollar as excitement over the Fed's rate hike and market commentary fades.