Market Analysis

The price of Bitcoin is on the verge of having its highest monthly close ever but bulls must still break through $14K for a shot at a new all-time high.

The price of Bitcoin has surpassed the critical $14,000 mark, the highest level since January 2018.

Bitcoin broke out of the $13,000 resistance level merely a week ago, which means those expecting Ethereum and altcoin prices to rise may have to wait a few months.

Consolidation from Bitcoin would allow Ethereum to double bottom in its BTC pair and possibly breakout from the ascending channel in its USDT pair.

Increasing volume and a breakout above a key trendline have set Bitcoin price back on the path to $14,000.

Bitcoin’s consolidation near a key overhead resistance is a sign of strength but the technical structure of most altcoins has weakened.

If Bitcoin can stay above $10,000 by the day of the U.S. elections, history suggests that $100,000 is next.

The price of Bitcoin abruptly dropped 4% from the day’s peak as the uncertainty in the stock market intensified.

Despite $40 million in Ethereum options expiring on Friday, multiple indicators favor bulls as ETH 2.0 approaches.

Steadily declining DEX trading volumes and disintegrating DeFi token prices suggest investors have shifted their focus back to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price rallied from $12,920 to $13,600 in the hours following the European Central Bank statement and optimistic job data from the U.S.

Bitcoin price action has turned sideways amid fears of potential coronavirus lockdowns across Europe, establishing some clearly-defined support and resistance levels around $13,000.

Grayscale CEO says that Bitcoin will win because both a Trump or a Biden election victory would result in more "brrr" or the expansion of the US dollar supply.

Gold sinks to yearly lows against Bitcoin but Peter Schiff remains convinced that the former's price gains are ill-gotten.

Echoes of June appear among miners, but the future could likewise produce a price rebound if history repeats itself.