Is Bitcoin price bouncing at 57K? Here’s why these levels are key
Bitcoin is lingering near the $57,000 mark into FOMC, but is that the last the market will see when it comes to snap BTC price downside? Go to Source
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Bitcoin is lingering near the $57,000 mark into FOMC, but is that the last the market will see when it comes to snap BTC price downside? Go to Source
Bitcoin traders feel the sting of $160 million liquidations as BTC price returns to levels not seen since February. Go to Source
Data suggests that newer investors are behind Bitcoin’s sell-off, but sell-side exhaustion will eventually mark BTC’s price bottom. Go to Source
Bitcoin bears are out in force with BTC price trajectory quickly headed back to $60,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin ETFs hitting Hong Kong excite markets overnight, but overall BTC price conditions remain precarious, analysts say. Go to Source
Bitcoin is on course for 12% losses in April, and with the monthly close just days away, it could end up sparking the weakest BTC price action in more than a year. Go to Source
Bitcoin and altcoins are projected to reenter bullish upside on longer timeframes, with the signs becoming clear despite consolidatory BTC price action. Go to Source
Bitcoin market inertia is dragging on, and a BTC price drop over the next fortnight would correspond to classic post-halving behavior. Go to Source
Bull flags are historically associated with more upside momentum, but Bitcoin price could still use a catalyst before rallying to new highs. Go to Source
Bitcoin and crypto may still have a friend in U.S. treasury secretary Janet Yellen if liquidity comes roaring back to the economy next week, says Arthur Hayes. Go to Source