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Bitcoin price broke the $10,000 barrier and rallied to $10,380 for the first time in 3 months.

Bitcoin’s strong rally to $9,600 increases the chance of BTC reclaiming $10K but tomorrow’s CME BTC contracts expiry is an event to monitor.

Bitcoin price closed the CME gap and made a decisive move above the $9K and $9.2K resistance as traders attempt to carve a new path to $10K.

Bitcoin price is struggling to reclaim $9,000, leading investor sentiment to turn bearish on BTC’s short-term price action.

Bitcoin price needs to secure a weekly close above $9,300 to avoid dropping below the ascending channel to revisit lows below $8,800.

Bitcoin’s recovery to $10,000 is currently hindered by resistance at the 20-MA and with a holiday weekend coming up traders brace for volatility.

The price of Bitcoin is set to test lower levels as support after numerous attempts to break $10,000 have failed.

Bitcoin price dropped nearly 5% after rejecting at a key resistance level again, is it a buy the dip opportunity?

The recent golden cross between key moving averages has Bitcoin traders wondering if a strong upside move to $10,500 is in the making.

After a 20% gain since halving, a sharp 5% drop in Bitcoin price provided a necessary retest of key support while most buying interest is still further down.

Surging trading volume and a push above a key resistance hint that Bitcoin price is back en route to $10,000.

Bitcoin halved successfully and even though BTC failed to rally investor sentiment remains bullish.

Bitcoin bulls are attempting to reclaim $9,000 but resistance at $8,800 is holding back the recovery.

Bitcoin price drops by 15.30% just 2 days before the block reward halving.

Bitcoin has been unable to stay above the psychological barrier of $10,000 with just three days remaining before miner block rewards are cut in half.

With only four days left until the halving, the Bitcoin price rose to $10,000, making a 160% gain since Black Thursday.

With only 4 days until the halving, Bitcoin bulls knocked out a key resistance at $9,140-$9,200 and are now targeting $9,500.

Bitcoin price has recovered from its weekend losses back above $9,000 as the U.S. government seeks another $3 trillion in an attempt to revive the economy.

Bitcoin bulls recaptured the $9K mark for the second time in 24-hours and this time it looks like traders are targeting the $9.4-$9.6K zone.

Bitcoin price rallied to $9,000 but the TD9 on the daily timeframe and lack of volume show traders are reluctant to buy at these levels.

Bitcoin price corrected 11.36% after setting a multi-month high at $9,400 but bullish investors appear intent on recapturing $9,000.

Bitcoin’s 14.5% rally set an important higher high and has placed the digital asset in position to tackle the $9,000 level.

Bitcoin price just set a higher high at $7,863 as bulls attempt to conquer $8,000 before the block reward halving.

After rallying 207% since Black Thursday, Tezos pulled back 5.69% but is the rally to a new all-time high over?

After surging to $7,700, Bitcoin price trades sideways but traders expect a riveting weekly close.

Bitcoin price finally set a higher high, leading traders focus on $8,000 as the next hurdle to overcome.

The drop in oil prices is now negatively impacting the stock market, leading crypto investors to worry about the future of Bitcoin price.

Bitcoin price saw a minor correction to $6,850 as WTI crude oil futures imploded and dropped below $0.

Bitcoin price surged within a few dollars reach of $7,300 before cooling off near the $7,100 support, meaning traders will be keeping a close eye on today’s weekly close.

After notching a two week low at $6,468, Bitcoin bulls have returned to launch an attack on the $7,200 resistance.