Bitcoin (BTC) closed a daily candle at $102,180 on Jan. 6 after another round of positive ETF inflows worth $978.6 million.

Bitcoin (BTC) could not hold on to the recovery attempts during the week, signaling selling by the bears at higher levels.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed a snap spike taking BTC/USD to nearly $101,506 on Bitstamp.

The bulls will try to strengthen their position by pushing the price above the formidable resistance at $100,000. If they ...

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While even I can project the monstrous levels the Bitcoin Maxis are calling for in my charts, I still believe that the upside of this Bitcoin cycle is percentages rather than multiples but ...

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Stocks seemed to defy gravity again in 2024, but other areas of the market, like bitcoin and the dollar, also saw wild moves ...

As we step into 2025, here are five key indicators investors can use to navigate the Bitcoin bull market using on chain ...

Yesterday’s Gold Trading Alerts were very short-term oriented, so – while I provide a quick update as well – today, I’d like ...

Bitcoin was lower again and Pepperstone said the digital currency has settled into a trading range of $92,000-$100,000, but a close below $92,000 would open up scope for deeper falls toward $81,000.

Bitcoin's brief rise above $100,000 and subsequent decline may lead to a short-term sell-off. Fairlead's Katie Stockton highlighted two key support levels bitcoin traders should watch. Long-term ...