Keith Wareing

Trump's TikTok Ban could see 80 million people flock to crypto, which would be great news for Bitcoin price and the entire cryptocurrency space.

The rise in DeFi staking services may be killing “interest” in Bitcoin and giving Ethereum’s Ether token the potential to outperform BTC for now.

The wait for Bitcoin’s next big price move is nearly over, and the next few days will signal which direction that will be.

Several signs are pointing to a new bear market for Bitcoin as mining chip manufacturers are feeling the pinch from the halving and the global economic downturn.

As Bitcoin's price continues to range sideways, the momentum may be shifting to XRP for the next big move.

Five signs are pointing to Bitcoin being in a bull market despite its inability to break through the multi-year resistance at $10,500.

Is Bitcoin allergic to $10,000? Will we see a breakout in 2020 for BTC as this key level keeps being tested each week.

Bitcoin's price is up 25% for the month of May, but is a pullback now imminent?

A sideways week for Bitcoin will not come as a surprise but BTC is still poised for a big move soon as it hobbles inside a tightening range.

If Bitcoin closes above $9200 this week, it's an incredibly bullish sign — and perhaps the biggest since the 2017 bull run — for the coming weeks and months.

Bitcoin price experienced a huge 20% surge in value last week, but one indicator suggests BTC could still be in a downtrend.

Bitcoin price is looking like it’s on the verge of a breakout according to several indicators on multiple timeframes as the MACD is about to cross bullish.

Stablecoin holds are at a record high totaling over $7.6bn does this make you bullish or bearish?

Bitcoin appears set to experience an explosive price run in the short term as miners drop Bitcoin Cash for the real Bitcoin.

Bitcoin failing to break past critical resistance could see the leading digital asset revisit $3k levels over the coming weeks.

Bitcoin doesn’t brrr money to succeed, so it could be the best time to buy as several price indicators are suggesting the BTC price bottom may be close.

As Bitcoin price recovers from Black Thursday, is the worse behind us? Or is there more pain ahead as the global economy comes to grips with the coronavirus?

People are dying, Bitcoin is crashing, the coronavirus is spreading all over the globe, which means it might just be the perfect time to be bullish on BTC.

Bitcoin price is taking a tumble below $8,200 amidst an impending record mining difficulty increase, which may provide some bullish respite for the BTC market.

As Bitcoin holders are still reeling in the 10% dump last week, but it’s not actually that bad.

Bitcoin price has crossed the $10K mark seven times this year, which begs the question: is BTC finally ready to flip this key psychological level to support?

Bitcoin bulls are back in control and investors are euphoric, but is it too early to celebrate?

Despite strong gains over the past two weeks, Bitcoin’s price remains neutral, suggesting further downside is in store before a strong trend reversal can occur.

Bitcoin price pumped 7% on Jan. 3 as exchanges may have tried to offset the impact of “proof of keys” and lure in new cryptocurrency traders.

Bitcoin price could experience a relief rally as high as $9K before a bear trend resumes with the beginning of the new year.

Bitcoin price is not showing any bullish signs and appears still set to tumble by as much as 60% before a trend reversal takes place.

Bitcoin price could drop by 64% from here despite the May 2020 halving based on a historic indicator that suggests BTC may be in the middle of a bear cycle.

Key trading indicators suggest that Bitcoin has completed its macro bear cycle and is ready to rocket to $9,000 this week.

Bitcoin Price looks very weak, but could this just be investors taking their 2019 profits.

This week Bitcoin is expected to continue consolidating even as the weekly MACD is on the verge of a bull cross. Meanwhile, key indicators suggest that Ether price could explode higher.