Bitcoin ‘Santa Claus rally’ hopes dwindle as price hits December low
Bitcoin has fallen 14.5% from its peak high this month as the cryptocurrency dipped below $92,500 this week. Go to Source
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Bitcoin has fallen 14.5% from its peak high this month as the cryptocurrency dipped below $92,500 this week. Go to Source
Bitcoin remains under pressure, but the bulls are expected to defend the $90,000 support. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s recovery toward $100,000 could attract buyers to SUI, BGB, ENA, and VIRTUAL. Go to Source
A solid recovery in Bitcoin price is a hint that bulls have not given up on BTC and altcoins as they continue to buy dips below key support levels. Go to Source
A widely used Bitcoin technical analysis indicator suggests that BTC is on the verge of a “walk up” toward new all-time highs. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s pullback after hitting a new all-time high above $108,000 has started a correction in select altcoins, signaling profit booking by the bulls. Go to Source
Arthur Hayes published a “Trump Truth” blog post forecasting a massive crash in crypto markets following Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration in January. Go to Source
ETH continues to show strength after Ethereum’s rally above $4,000 and bulls appear to be targeting the 2021 all-time highs under $5,000 and beyond. Go to Source
Sustained demand from buyers has pushed Bitcoin to a new all-time high, opening the doors for a rally toward $113,000. Go to Source
The Bitcoin to gold ratio hit a new ATH at 40 gold ounces per BTC as the Bitcoin price peaked above $106,000 on Dec. 16. Go to Source