Bitcoin price attempts to turn the tide after Fed's 0.5% rate cut
Bitcoin price rallies to $61,000 after the Federal Reserve cuts rates by 50 basis points for the first time since 2020. Source link
Bitcoin price rallies to $61,000 after the Federal Reserve cuts rates by 50 basis points for the first time since 2020. Source link
Analysts say Bitcoin’s recent price action could be a sign that the path to new all-time highs has begun. Source link
Inflows to crypto investment products rose over the past week, but Ethereum continues to lose investors’ interest. Source link
Bitcoin is chasing $60,000, and altcoins are showing modest gains today. Does that mean the crypto market has bottomed? Source link
Ethereum fell to a 40-month low in its ETH/BTC pair, and data suggests the downside is set to continue. Source link
Glassnode data highlights a “notable decline in trade activity over the last quarter,” but traders are hopeful that Q4 will bring a sharp trend reversal. Source link
Bitcoin’s weekly close above a key support level is “good news” according to traders, and today’s rally to $56,500 could be a sign that the bottom is in. Source link
Bitcoin traders appear to be throwing in the towel and coming to terms with the reality that BTC price could fall below $50,000 in the short term. Source link
A growing number of short-term Bitcoin traders’ positions are held at a small loss, but data shows a healthy market when compared to previous bull cycles. Source link
Bitcoin opens the week in the red as comments from the Bank of Japan and a sharp sell-off in equities markets negatively impact BTC price. Source link