BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin’s bullish momentum stalled and as we can see from the chart, the picture doesn’t look good for buyers. A trend line going back to July when the
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BTCUSD (Coinbase) In line with last week’s projections, $25,000 turned out to be a very strong support area for Bitcoin. As you can see from the chart, that was the
BTCUSD (Bitstamp) Despite a lack of directional bias last week, Bitcoin is forming a base around $25,500. That’s good news for bulls and as long as the price manages to
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Last week we saw a pick-up in bullish sentiment after Grayscale managed to stage a court win against the SEC. This could be an early indication that a
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin has been consolidating in a narrow range after the slump. This suggests market participants are waiting on
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Last week was one to forget for Bitcoin bulls given the price slumped impulsively. We can see from
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin buyers have not been strong enough last week, hence the price failed to break and hold above
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin buyers are still in an uncomfortable position, given the price fails to break and hold above the
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin broke below $30,000 on Monday and since then consolidated below the level, suggesting the market sentiment shifted
BTCUSD (Coinbase) The bottom of the range at $30,000 seems to be weakening, considering BTC has been trading below that
