Bitcoin (BTC) recovered from Tuesday’s downturn with a 1.5% increase in the spot markets on Wednesday morning, pushing the BTC/USDT pair above $42,900.
Bitcoin (BTC) recovered from Tuesday’s downturn with a 1.5% increase in the spot markets on Wednesday morning, pushing the BTC/USDT pair above $42,900.
The celebration was abruptly interrupted on Monday as Bitcoin (BTC) dipped 5.8%, erasing a week’s worth of gains for the leading cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently undergoing a correction after experiencing significant gains in the first week of December.
Bitcoin’s recent increase has propelled it to its highest level since April 2022, though it has not yet reached a record peak.
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.