Here’s why Bitcoin traders really want to punch through $90K
Bitcoin hit $90,000, but holding it is proving to be a challenge. Cointelegraph explains why. Go to Source
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Bitcoin hit $90,000, but holding it is proving to be a challenge. Cointelegraph explains why. Go to Source
Bitcoin has notched another major milestone, topping $90,000 for the first time following the election of Donald Trump as the next US president. Go to Source
In comparison, Bitcoin’s second-best daily gain occurred in August 2021, when the price rose over $7,576 in 24 hours, from $38,871 to $46,448. Go to Source
Bitcoin price is now just 17% away from surpassing the $100,000 mark, which could occur before the end of 2024 due to Trump’s presidential victory, analysts told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
Increasingly more analysts expect Bitcoin to breach the $100,000 mark before the end of 2024 as investor appetite was bolstered by Trump’s presidential victory. Go to Source
About $180 million in short positions have been wiped as Bitcoin hit another new all-time high of $81,358. Go to Source
Bitcoin price hit a new all-time high above $76,850, and multiple data points suggest that the rally has room to run higher. Go to Source
Markets are bracing for post-election volatility, which may take Bitcoin as high as $100,000 before 2025. Go to Source
Other key indicators suggest that Bitcoin’s long-term floor price is above $40,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin price rallies within $200 of a new all-time high as several fundamentals point to the crypto bull marking picking up pace. Go to Source