Standard Chartered: Bitcoin May Sink 70% in 2023
There has been a further decline of 70% in Bitcoin prices in Standard Chartered’s list of possible upsets in 2023, according to Bloomberg.
There has been a further decline of 70% in Bitcoin prices in Standard Chartered’s list of possible upsets in 2023, according to Bloomberg.
Bitcoin prices are higher, bouncing from November low and trading above the bear flag. BTC resistance remains at $17.5k.
The cryptocurrency market was trading with decent gains on Tuesday despite crypto lender BlockFi filing for bankruptcy. It seems investors and traders have returned to the
Small Bitcoin (BTC) holders have doubled down on their BTC holdings, adding nearly 96,200 coins since the beginning of the collapse of FTX. This is equivalent
Bitcoin bulls are confident but prices are up six percent from this week’s lows and inside a bear flag, pointing to weakness.
Bitcoin (BTC) has lost critical levels slipping below the $16,000 mark to hover at $15,700. Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes, weighed in on the current market
Bitcoin is down double digits from Q3 2022 and November highs as open interest gradually decrease. Overall, BTC sellers are in charge.
Banking juggernaut, JP Morgan, has claimed that the FTX crisis could bulldoze Bitcoin (BTC) down to $13,000. In a recent report, the banking giant revealed the
Bitcoin is steady and higher at spot rates. The coin is up 12 percent from September 2022 highs but BTC finds resistance at $21k.
Bitcoin is pulling back from this week’s highs but primary support is at $20k and $20.5k. BTC may surge 22% to September highs.
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