Absence of Bitcoin ‘panic selling’ suggests BTC drop below $98K is a short-term blip: Analyst
Bitcoin’s sell-off to $97,777 was followed by a healthy response from dip buyers. Is a snap back to BTC’s range highs the next logical step? Source link
Bitcoin’s sell-off to $97,777 was followed by a healthy response from dip buyers. Is a snap back to BTC’s range highs the next logical step? Source link
Analysts believe US interest rates will not change, but Bitcoin price could benefit if the Federal Reserve mentions quantitative easing at the next FOMC. Source link
While Bitcoin short-term holders’ profit increased, panic selling was also evident around $100,000 despite clear technical support above $95,000. Source link
A “power of 3” pattern popped up on Bitcoin’s chart, suggesting that prices above $100,000 will occur before President-elect Trump takes office. Source link
Bitcoin whales, an increase in speculative appetite and other macroeconomic factors are playing a role in keeping BTC price above $90,000. Source link
Bitcoin’s recent price woes near $92,000 are short-term, and one analyst says traders should ignore the market noise. Source link
Bitcoin price sold-off today, but heavy demand below $98,000 is prepping the market for the next leg higher. Source link
The return of the Bitcoin “Coinbase premium” could be a sign that BTC price is on the path to $138,000. Source link
Bitcoin traders’ realized losses have likely peaked, possibly marking the bottom of the current BTC price sell-off. Source link
Bitcoin investors realized profits as BTC price hit new all-time highs throughout November. Now that the metric has reset, new highs could be in store. Source link