BTC Markets News

Kraken Australia’s managing director is concerned that a proposed new licensing regime for crypto exchanges could collapse the vibrancy of the industry down under.

BTC price dropped below $56,000 again, leading analysts to discuss various bull and bear scenarios for Bitcoin’s short term price action.

Bitcoin’s price fell below the $57,000 level on Nov. 18, sparking a widespread sell-off in ETH and altcoins. But traders say the current range presents an “attractive entry” for hodlers.

The greenback regained strength in hopes that stronger inflation data in the U.S. would revive a tighter monetary policy and after better-than-expected retail sales growth.

David Raper and Garry Duursma will be joining the advisory board at Australia’s largest crypto exchange, BTC Markets.

The supersonic price rally in the StarLink crypto market appeared as SpaceX launched 53 Starlink orbit satellites into space on Saturday.

Rising U.S. inflation and overblown fears about the Evergrande contagion might be factors behind BTC’s recent pullback, but most analysts view the drop as a “necessary retest.”

Analysts say that BTC’s price is set for a near-parabolic price move once the “last” resistance at $67,000 is cleared.

The latest BTC price jump above $65,000 has all the signs of a classic bullish breakout.

BTC’s sideways price action has pushed some traders into altcoins, but analysts are confident that the next breakout will push Bitcoin price above $80,000.

BTC, ETH and altcoins saw a slight pullback a day after the Federal Reserve signaled that its monetary policy is subject to cool off soon.

Dubbed MVRV, the indicator represents the ratio of Bitcoin's market value to realized value.

October was a record-breaking month for BTC funds, thanks to the approval of two futures-linked ETFs in the United States.

The "Whales Supply Shock" metric has been pretty accurate in detecting Bitcoin market tops.

The humongous bull run appeared in sync with similar price rallies across Dogecoin-inspired joke cryptocurrencies, notably Shiba Inu.