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A fresh breakout by Bitcoin Monday may yet prove temporary as a Cointelegraph Market analyst warns of major downside potential.

Lackluster price growth has not impacted overall bullish short-term potential, says Vays, who is eyeing gains this month.

As coronavirus is tipped to create fresh misery for oil markets, Bitcoin is eyeing a chance to hit 1-month highs, says Cointelegraph’s filbfilb.

The Bitcoin price spiked from $6,900 to $7,300, liquidating $90 million on BitMEX and Bitfinex alone.

9% daily gains are encouraging, but the mood among traders remains one of caution, with one analyst arguing that Bitcoin is not “ticking enough boxes.”

A brief spurt to $6,600 takes care of the latest Bitcoin futures gap, while a Cointelegraph analyst calls for caution below $6,900 for BTC price.

Bitcoin price attacked the $6,600 resistance on Monday but a move above $6,900 is what’s really needed to change the current trend.

Selling pressure took BTC/USD below $5,900 as the weekend closed, but strength subsequently reappeared and markets bounced higher.

Bitcoin price dropped below $6,000 after traders failed to hold the $6,200 support.

Bitcoin ended its lengthy consolidation in the $6.4K-$6.8K range with a swift drop to $6,068, with the weekly and monthly close approaching traders will be keep...

A solid rejection of $7,000 earlier this week keeps Bitcoin within the upper $6,000 range but there is a lot to reclaim, say analysts.

Bitcoin price pushed higher toward $7,000 as U.S. lawmakers agreed on a $2 trillion stimulus package aimed at fixing the damage caused by the Coronavirus pandem...

A reversal of Monday’s losses for stocks sees only minor reactions on Bitcoin markets, as analysts stay firmly hawkish.

Bitcoin price rallied to $6,600 as traditional markets withered, now traders will focus on flipping $6,400 from resistance to support.

A fresh surge puts this Monday’s trading firmly at odds with last week, as Bitcoin caps 24-hour gains approaching 5%.