Joseph Young

Three major trends are behind Bitcoin's successful journey to a new all-time high above $19,892.

Bitcoin price has rallied to new highs on multiple exchanges but it’s yet to break its December 2017 all-time high at Coinbase.

Gold outflows are rising as Bitcoin rallies due to heightened buyer demand from institutional investors.

Bitcoin might see a spike in volatility when the new weekly and monthly candles open, especially after a large short-term correction.

The price of Bitcoin reclaimed $18,000 but traders remain cautious of a weekend bull trap.

A fractal from Paul Tudor Jones hints that Bitcoin price is in an early stage, long-term rally like gold was in the 1970s.

A few Bitcoin traders expect now expect a deeper correction but data suggests that a relief rally toward $18,000 should not be ruled out.

Analysts and traders discuss both bull and bear cases for Bitcoin after the BTC price plunged to $16,200.

Whale clusters show that the key-short term support areas for Bitcoin are $16,694, $16,411 and $16,064.

Bitcoin loses $17,000 as whales started to deposit BTC to exchanges once again.

A bigger Bitcoin pullback or a consolidation might follow, analysts say, as the risk of whale sell-off remains.

Bitcoin fell to as low as $16,334 across major exchanges as cascading liquidations caused massive volatility.

Bitcoin is nearing its all-time high, but there is one remaining resistance area that buyers must push through.

CNBC “Fast Money” host Brian Kelly names three factors that could potentially cause a Bitcoin pullback to occur.

Bitcoin price hit $19,469 for the first time since December 2017, but there are crucial factors that might prevent BTC from hitting a new all-time high.

Bitcoin reached $19,000 quickly after it plunged to $18,000 following an XRP flash crash on Coinbase.

For the first time since 2017, Bitcoin price pushed above $19,000, and multiple indicators suggest the rally may continue.

The price of XRP soared to as high as $0.92 in mere minutes on Coinbase, only to crash by 30% immediately after.

XRP price rallied 91% in the past month and data shows these three fundamental factors may be behind the break above the current multi-year range.

Ether price has surged above $580 in recent days, but the impending release of Ethereum 2.0 isn't the only catalyst driving the current rally.

Bitcoin price has lost the $18,000 support level but several whale clusters below suggest that the dip will get aggressively bought up.

Traders expect Ethereum price to move higher after the altcoin secured a new 2020 high at $547 today.

Several key metrics hint at a Bitcoin price pullback, but this may be offset by other conflicting factors.

Bitcoin price looks on track to set a new all-time high for these 4 key reasons.

The price of Bitcoin has stabilized above $18,000 and broken out of the critical $18,500 level. Analysts discuss short-term bull and bear cases.

Companies now hold over 842,000 BTC, which at the current Bitcoin price of $18,200, is worth $15.3 billion.

Data show Bitcoin whales have set large buy orders in the $17,000 to $17,200 zone in order to protect the current BTC rally.

Alameda Research’s Sam Trabucco pinpoints four main factors that are pushing the price of Bitcoin toward its all-time high.

Technical factors suggest Bitcoin is still in a bull run even after a sharp sell-off from $18,476.

Bitcoin sharply dropped after nearing $18,500 on Binance and Coinbase, but top analysts predict institutional investors will buy the dip.