Bitcoin Stabilizes After Dipping to 2-Week Low of $37K
In contrast, metaverse and gaming-related tokens are mostly higher on the day. Original Source
Read MoreIn contrast, metaverse and gaming-related tokens are mostly higher on the day. Original Source
Read More"First Mover" hosts were joined by Marc Lopresti, managing director at The Strategic Funds, for an in-depth analysis on the crypto markets as cryptocurrencies suffer yet another sell-off. Since November, about $1.3 trillion has been wiped out in the total market cap. Plus, what could we expect from the Biden
Read More"Bitcoin’s recovery is a long shot as investors are more keen on the price being stabilized for now," Alex Axelrod, founder and CEO of Aximetria, a crypto financial services firm, wrote in an email to CoinDesk. Axelrod is monitoring BTC price levels of between $32,000 and $40,000 for confirmation of
Read More"Despite major developments in the bitcoin market, the current market narratives continue to lean towards emerging developments outside Ethereum and Bitcoin, namely Ethereum competitors, scaling solutions and OpenSea alternatives," 21Shares, a crypto investment firm, wrote in a report. Source
Read MoreBitcoin (BTC) selling pressure is starting to wane after last week’s price dip. The cryptocurrency is holding short-term support at around $40,000, although upside appears to be limited near $43,000-$45,000.BTC is down about 2% over the past 24 hours, although the price action has been fairly muted over the past
Read MoreGood morning. Here’s what’s happening:Market moves: Bitcoin stabilized near $43,000 after Wednesday’s sell-off, while traders’ attention turned to layer 1 tokens.Technician’s take: Oversold signals remain intact for bitcoin, although upside is limited.Catch the latest episodes of CoinDesk TV for insightful interviews with crypto industry leaders and analysis.PricesBitcoin (BTC): $43,073 -1.09%Ether
Read MoreBitcoin (BTC) dipped below initial support at $45,000 on Wednesday, but later stabilized around $42,000, which is near the Dec. 5 crash low. Oversold signals remain intact, which suggest selling pressure could subside.Given the series of lower price highs since November, support ranges and oversold readings are viewed as countertrend.
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