Bitcoin Cash Price Index

Winklevoss Capital’s Sterling Witzke claimed that institutional investors are not ready to take the big plunge into crypto. Do the charts support this?

Crypto markets are stable today, with most top ten coins seeing mild losses over the 24 hours to press time.

Despite the market-wide price plunge last year, cryptocurrency trading volumes have actually increased in 2018 vs 2017.

With some institutional players signalling diametrically opposite stances on crypto, we turn to the charts to see what the market’s next move will be.

Most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate to slight losses, with Bitcoin hovering over $3,650.

After this week’s downturn following the Ethereum Classic 51% attack saga, how will the top ten coins behave in the short-term?

After a major price rout yesterday, many cryptocurrencies are today clawing back lost ground, with most of the major coins tipping back into the green.

While some prominent investors are still on the fence about crypto, others see the current market as an opportunity to double down on it.

Crypto markets are continuing to show mixed signals, with most of the top market cap coins seeing mild changes both red and green.

Japan’s GMO Internet Group has confirmed it took a steep hit in overall mining revenue, but saw an increase in monthly BTC mining rewards.

As major institutional moves in the crypto industry loom on the horizon, we look at what the charts have to say short term.

Naysayers continue to believe that Bitcoin is a scam and can neither become a currency nor act as a store of value.

All major cryptocurrencies are seeing some further corrections today, Bitcoin hovers around $3,800.

Crypto markets have dipped back into the red, with most of the top twenty cryptocurrencies by market cap seeing losses capped below 6 percent.

While markets are up at the beginning of the new year, some investors remain cautious, suggesting that crypto will not be a safe haven for investors.