BTC Markets News

Bitcoin traders are at odds about where the price of BTC may head after it failed to flip the $40,000 level to support.

Bitcoin's surge above $40,000 boosted the bulls' advantage in this month's $1.7 billion options expiry.

The Federal Reserve chairman had to explain what he meant by the term "transitory" inflation as he admitted that consumer prices have gone higher than he and other central bank officials had anticipated.

Bitcoin's rally to $40,000 alleviated some of the bearish sentiment in the market, but data shows derivatives traders still walking on eggshells.

The two cryptocurrencies appear directionless after correcting in sync lower from their monthly highs.

Bitcoin consolidates below $38,000 following yesterday’s rally above $40,000, while altcoins give back most of their gains.

Bitcoin’s price sold off below $37,000 shortly after topping $40,500, leading analysts to caution that bears still have a few tricks up their sleeves.

A falling wedge setup, as well as a rumor of Amazon preparing to accept cryptos, also boosts Ether’s upside appeal.

BTC price inched toward 2020's support with traders expecting more gains if a breakout occurs.

The megaphone-shaped pattern reflects growing disagreement between investors over the next Bitcoin trend bias.

The analyst also treats the latest crypto ban in China as bullish for Bitcoin and the U.S. dollar.

The cryptocurrency market recovered on Thursday after renewed endorsements from Elon Musk at “The ₿ Word” conference on Wednesday.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have been majorly trading in sync since 2018, increasing risk exposure of crypto-only investment portfolios.

Alameda Research, headed by Sam Bankman-Fried, whose net worth lately has reached over $8 billion, has upped its Bitcoin buying around its key psychological support of $30,000.

Bitcoin's drop below $30,000 has sparked worries that it is heading to $20,000 next, but is such a massive drop feasible against the backdrop of current macro fundamentals?