Bitcoin (BTC) saw a significant portion of its gains erode in the final hours of Thursday’s trading, just as it neared the milestone of surpassing $38,000—a level not reached since
Bitcoin (BTC) saw a significant portion of its gains erode in the final hours of Thursday’s trading, just as it neared the milestone of surpassing $38,000—a level not reached since
Bitcoin (BTC) kicked off the week with a surge, approaching $35,200 in early Monday trading after a weekend that ended on a high note.
Bitcoin (BTC) appears to be stabilizing above the $34,000 mark, maintaining its position above this support level for six out of the last seven trading days.
Bitcoin (BTC) has shifted back into a lateral trading pattern after experiencing a highly bullish two weeks, which propelled the leading digital currency to levels it hadn’t reached since the
Bitcoin maintained its position above the $34,000 support level as it entered the middle of the week, after experiencing a volatile Tuesday.
When the US markets commence trading on Tuesday. This surge is propelled by an outstanding performance of Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, and a primary asset for Coinbase.
On Tuesday morning, Bitcoin (BTC) reached a 17-month peak, propelled by one of its strongest Mondays in history. This surge came as the market processed uplifting news from both Grayscale
Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a surge on Monday following news that Grayscale’s spot-bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) could soon be greenlighted for trading on the US stock market.
Bitcoin (BTC) seems to be stabilizing this Friday, concluding a notably challenging trading week for the leading cryptocurrency.
On Thursday, Bitcoin (BTC) was down by 5%, effectively nullifying the week’s earlier gains, which had been spurred by Grayscale’s encouraging legal win against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has introduced new proposed guidelines that could dramatically affect how major American cryptocurrency platforms operate, particularly key players such as Coinbase Global Inc (NASDAQ: