
Cryptocurrency Market Cap Nosedives Below $1T Yet Again
After a brief spell of respite, the global cryptocurrency market cap plunged below the $1 trillion mark indicating a minor pullback resulting in capital outflows. Bitcoin
After a brief spell of respite, the global cryptocurrency market cap plunged below the $1 trillion mark indicating a minor pullback resulting in capital outflows. Bitcoin
A looming hazard of a ‘crypto winter’ hangs as Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled below $26K. Ethereum along with major cryptocurrencies traded in a sea of deep red.
Bitcoin (BTC) suffers yet another blow. BTC dropped nearly 5 per cent in the last 24 hours relinquishing much of its gains over the past couple
Bitcoin (BTC) ultimately followed the broader financial market cue breaching $30K after a long break involving smashing pitfalls. BTC has bounced back this week as a
The Bitcoin price is firm to the upside, adding seven percent in the past trading week and above immediate resistance—now support—levels.
The US Fed Federal Reserve (Fed) has finally raised the much-expected interest rates and an aggressive policy to combat inflation and it will be interesting to see how this move affects the Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto market.
Bitcoin (BTC) surges above $41K on Wednesday morning, March 9, amid the news that US President Joe Biden has signed an executive order which supports crypto innovation.
Since falling below $40K on Saturday, March 5, Bitcoin (BTC) is still fighting to recover this level as macro-economic factors and rising geopolitical tensions are piling up on the market.
It couldn’t get worse for Bitcoin prices. When writing, the coin is down a massive 30 percent from November 2021 peaks–and bears look like they aren’t
Bitcoin is both hot and cold, reading from the price performance in the daily chart. That Bitcoin prices are retracing from this week’s highs swing price
Ads
Follow us on Social Networks
Crypto Tutorials
Crypto Reviews
© Crypto Economy