Bitcoin’s death-cross may start to bite
Cryptocurrencies have aligned themselves with the risk side of the market. More aggressive monetary policy is putting them under pressure.
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Cryptocurrencies have aligned themselves with the risk side of the market. More aggressive monetary policy is putting them under pressure.
Bitcoin bounced off its support pivot. However, the crypto may be running out of steam.
Investors are in good mood today and BTC/USD extends its gains into the fifth straight day, trying to surpass key technical levels.
Bitcoin support is at the psychological $40,000 area.
Bitcoin has been cyclical since the beginning of 2021.
Bitcoin pulls back, as Treasury Secretary suggests regulation.
Bitcoin accumulation casts doubt on Fed's ability to be aggressive.
Bitcoin shows signs of accumulation.
The chart on the left shows bitcoin's daily heikin ashi candles (HA). These are trend-following and are in bitcoin's area of strength between the upper blue and red bands.
BTC/USD opens the week with profits and covers the losses from its poor start to the year, heading towards its second straight profitable month
Bitcoin is building momentum on the short-term timeframes.
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