Why did Bitcoin price go down today? BTC traders brace for $23K retest
Bitcoin price gains take a hit from a rising U.S. dollar as excitement over the Fed's rate hike and market commentary fades.
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Bitcoin price gains take a hit from a rising U.S. dollar as excitement over the Fed's rate hike and market commentary fades.
Bitcoin trades sideways at the Wall Street open as all eyes are on the Fed and Chair Jerome Powell.
The second best January on record for BTC price action comes face-to-face with differing opinions on U.S. economic policy.
Bitcoin bulls are getting a rain check on gains with BTC price action retracing its weekend progress.
Multi-month BTC price highs keep trickling in, but Fed volatility looms as the FOMC coincides with the Bitcoin monthly candle close.
A new survey shows that institutional investors expect “a strong year ahead for bitcoin” and are confident about the cryptocurrency’s long-term valuation. In addition, 65% of institutional investors surveyed agree…
Bitcoin bulls have everything to play for as the weekly and monthly closes decide what could be Bitcoin's best January in ten years.
Market analyst Cole Garner suggests that Bitcoin bulls are in for a treat amid an ongoing BTC price renaissance.
BTC price performance may encounter a new magnet above the $50,000 mark if gold continues to be a trendsetter.
Data shows that Bitcoin miners’ BTC reserves are at their lowest since December 2021, despite a dramatic hash rate renaissance.