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After knocking out a key resistance zone, Bitcoin bulls now look to set a higher high above $7,930, which will be a major challenge.

Investors fear that the upcoming Bitcoin halving is in peril after last month’s 50% drop but blockchain data from CryptoQuant shows miners remain strong going i...

Bulls take control of the market by breaching $7,300 but as $8,000 approaches what is next for Bitcoin price?

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

Bitcoin bulls are hoping to avoid a revisit to prices below $6,000 by attempting to push the BTC above the $6,900-$7,200 resistance zone before the weekly close...

Fear of the Coronavirus pandemic infected investor confidence, leading Bitcoin price to crash by 50% but as this occurred retail demand for Bitcoin increased an...

A big move is brewing as the price of Bitcoin is stuck against major resistance at $7,000 amid the coronavirus pandemic and increasing economic uncertainty.

After rallying to $7.2K Bitcoin price dropped to the $6.6K support before bulls mustered enough strength to attempt turning the $6.9K resistance to support.

Bitcoin price shot up today breaking the $7K level for the first time since its big crash on March 12 but lots of selling pressure remains above.

As US equities markets closed with a loss, Bitcoin price rallied from $6,150 to $6,744 in pursuit of the $6,900 resistance.

Bitcoin trading is risky but investors looking to minimize their risk might consider the benefits provided by BTC options contracts.

Bitcoin price fell by 10% after the latest drop in mining difficulty, suggesting selling pressure from miners is driving down BTC price.

The price of Bitcoin gained $600 on Monday to fill a futures gap but is this the end of the road for the bulls or is a V-shaped recovery still possible?

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.

The relationship between Bitcoin price and its mempool size was negative in most scenarios where BTC lost more than 20%.