Bitcoin has hit a new low of $91.2K, extending its correction. A break above $96.7K could signal a bullish reversal.
Bitcoin's bullish momentum is expected to continue if it stays above $96.3K, before Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday.
Bitcoin has surged past $98,000 as December's core CPI slows, fueling hopes for rate cuts and boosting Bitcoin's appeal as an alternative asset.
The release of US CPI data, expected today, is set to impact Bitcoin volatility, just as it recovers slightly to $95.7K levels.
Bitcoin has dropped to $89.2K, hinting at a pause or reversal based on Fibonacci retracement, a method for spotting key price levels.
Bitcoin is facing bearish pressure as falling US unemployment delays rate cuts, testing key support between $91K and $92K.
Bitcoin has hit a new low of $91.2K, extending its correction. A break above $96.7K could signal a bullish reversal.
Bitcoin has dropped to a new phase low of $92,500, down 9.7% from its recent high. The overall trend remains sideways.
Reports on the drop in US stocks pushed Bitcoin below its $99.9K support, leaving its price stuck sideways.
Bitcoin has been steadily holding above $99.9K. This price level suggests a bullish sentiment in the market.
Bitcoin has rebounded 7.92% to the $97K level, and a move above $97.9K would signal strong buying pressure.
Investors are closely watching whether President Trump will deliver on his crypto-related promises within the first 100 days of his term.
The TOTAL3 index, which tracks the performance of altcoins, has hit a new upward trend, reaching $1 trillion.
Bitcoin has recovered a bit and needs to break $98.2K to end its current correction phase.
BTC failed to rebound into the $103,000-$104,000 range. The focus remains on whether it can reclaim the 4-hour MA140 at $99,200, which would suggest a mere consolidation rather than a downturn.
Bitcoin has dropped to $98.8K after Fed Chair Powell said the Fed is 'not allowed' to own cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, the TOTAL3 index, which tracks altcoin performance, has dropped to $945 billion, nearing its December 10th low.
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