3 reasons why Bitcoin price bottom could have been $67.3K
Data suggests traders are ignoring the current Bitcoin price correction and betting for new highs after the US elections wrap up. Go to Source
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Data suggests traders are ignoring the current Bitcoin price correction and betting for new highs after the US elections wrap up. Go to Source
Bitcoin price trades below $70,000 as traders derisk ahead of the election. Will altcoins follow this trend or take advantage of BTC’s consolidation? Go to Source
A big final flush out for altcoins could be imminent if historical market cycle patterns repeat. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s volatility is expected to pick up after the US elections, and charts suggest that ETH, DOGE, LTC and XMR could be the first to follow. Go to Source
Wider economic and stock market-related issues are impacting Bitcoin’s softening price, but futures market data shows traders still feel bullish. Go to Source
Markets have started to sell-off, and Bitcoin needs to hold $70,000 for the BTC and altcoin rally to continue. Go to Source
Around 500 BTC has been moved from a Mt. Gox-associated address but it is unclear if this is related to repayments. Go to Source
If the Ethereum network makes a few critical adjustments, ETH price could sustainably rally to $3,000 and above. Go to Source
Bitcoin fell short of its all-time high, but multiple Bitcoin price metrics show BTC price on target to hit new all-time highs Go to Source
Bitcoin’s shallow pullback shows buyers are not rushing to the exit and increases the likelihood of a rebound to new all-time highs. Will altcoins follow? Go to Source