In a recent article, Bitcoin’s price hitting an all-time high of over $73,000 in March raised questions about whether the cryptocurrency has reached its peak for this market cycle. However, a crypto analyst named ‘CryptoCon’ provided a detailed analysis of Bitcoin’s recent price movements and future outlook. According to CryptoCon, Bitcoin still has significant upside
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The latest data reveals a significant change in Bitcoin’s relationship with US stocks. Previously, Bitcoin had a positive correlation with major US stock indices such as the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500, leading to a positive impact on the overall crypto market. However, recent findings from the market intelligence platform IntoTheBlock indicate that Bitcoin’s correlation
Bitcoin (BTC) has recently shown strong bullish momentum after breaking above its bearish trendline. This has sparked optimism among traders and investors regarding the digital asset’s potential to reach the $60,152 mark. With a market capitalization exceeding $1.1 trillion and a trading volume of over $24 billion, Bitcoin’s current price hovers around $58,119, indicating a
The crypto market has been abuzz with predictions, with one crypto analyst named ‘DonAlt’ forecasting a surge in Bitcoin’s price to $100,000 in the near future. This optimistic outlook is based on the increasing inflows into Spot Bitcoin ETFs and the overall bullish sentiment surrounding the cryptocurrency. With major market experts also projecting significant price
The recent drop in Bitcoin price below $60,000 caused panic among investors as major holders, such as the German and US governments, engaged in rapid selling. This resulted in one of the largest downturns witnessed in the cryptocurrency’s market in the last two years, causing billions of dollars in losses. Despite this significant drop, the
Recent analysis by Jacob Canfield, a trading mentor at the Trading Mastery, suggests that Bitcoin may experience further decline in price based on historical patterns observed in its pricing trends. Canfield notes that Bitcoin has a tendency to retest yearly open levels, with exceptions seen in 2023 and 2024. These retests have been a consistent
Veteran trader Peter Brandt recently suggested that Bitcoin could potentially drop as low as $44,000 based on a technical indicator signaling a bearish outlook for the cryptocurrency. Brandt’s prediction hinges on the idea that Bitcoin may have completed a double top, indicating a possible severe reversal to the downside. However, another analyst, JK, challenged Brandt’s
The cryptocurrency market has been experiencing a turbulent period at the beginning of July, with several events contributing to the bearish sentiment among investors. The anticipated debut of Spot Ethereum ETFs did not materialize on July 2nd, adding to the disappointment. Additionally, reports of large sell-offs of BTC by the US and German governments have
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Bitcoin, the leading digital currency, has once again sparked discussions around market volatility with its recent price movements. Despite reclaiming the $56,000 price level, a sudden drop below $54,000 on July 5 sent shockwaves through the market. This event served as a stark reminder to investors of the intense fluctuations that are synonymous with the
The recent significant drop in Bitcoin’s price has been attributed to the impending distribution of 142,000 BTC by the defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox. This has caused market anxiety as this amount represents 0.68% of the total Bitcoin supply and is slated for distribution among the creditors of the exchange. Large transfers have already been
Cryptocurrency expert Michael van de Poppe has recently pointed out a key indicator that hints towards a potential bounce for Bitcoin from its current price level. Following Bitcoin’s decline below $60,000, Van de Poppe mentioned in a social media post that Bitcoin’s CME gap has now closed, signaling a possible relief bounce for the crypto
The recent turmoil in the crypto market has left many traders reeling from significant losses as both Bitcoin and altcoins experience a market-wide crash. The downward spiral of the Bitcoin price has resulted in tens of thousands of traders being liquidated, leading to hundreds of millions of dollars in losses in just the last day.