Bitcoin threatening to break down after 6-day consolidation
Bitcoin is threatening to break down after six days of consolidation.
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Bitcoin is threatening to break down after six days of consolidation.
ECB President Lagarde adds to calls to have the crypto market regulated.
Technical reversal pattern gives a measured move target significantly below bitcoin's current price.
The pair comes from six weeks of losses and struggles to snap the streak, trading with caution today below important technical levels
Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin in particular, is often viewed as an inflation hedge, but its performance during the surge in US consumer prices does not back this trait
BTC/USD faces renewed pressure today, as its recovery effort from last week’s plunge is failing, at key technical levels
A perfect storm has hit the crypto market as it faces harsh headwinds.
As blockchain technology continues to become more sophisticated, new generations of decentralised projects are emerging. One of the most popular of these is Avalanche, a blockchain platform that aims to address some of the long-standing issues in the decentralised finance (DeFi) ecosystem, including scalability, security, and cross-chain interoperability. While not as popular as other smart contract platforms like Ethereum (ETH), Avalanche has steadily been growing over the years. Here's what…
Luna falls off a cliff, wiping over 95% of its value.
Given the recent tightening of policy, the rate adjustments and dollar support, bitcoin is facing headwinds.
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