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Follow up
Cointelegraph takes stock of a week in which double-digit losses wreaked havoc on many high-profile cryptos, and Bitcoin (BTC) momentarily fell through its $6,0...
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Tom Lee claims that Bitcoin’s growing market dominance and current BMI indicators show that the crypto is gaining momentum.
Market strategy and research firm Fundstrat has implemented BitPay to let users to pay for content in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin (BTC) broke through the $8,000 price point this morning, as some alts are seeing a modest recovery for the first time in recent days.
Julian Hosp, co-founder and president of crypto startup TenX, says he’s still “quite confident” that Bitcoin can hit $60,000 in 2018.
Crypto markets hold recent gains, with most coins fluctuating mildly, Bitcoin holding around the $6,600 price point.
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee stays strong with his Bitcoin price prediction, saying the coin will hit anywhere between $22-$25K by the end of the year.
Today’s CME Bitcoin futures deadline could have precipitated Bitcoin’s latest dip below $6,000 this year.
Bitcoin sees a price decrease of 10 percent this week following a major crypto conference in New York that came with a promise to bump up the crypto market.
Fundstrat Global Advisors has come out with a new Bitcoin price prediction based on mining costs.
Fundstrat’s Robert Sluymer gave his technical analysis of 2018’s cryptocurrency markets on CNBC, concluding that “you want to be buying.”
Bitcoin’s network hashrate shows growth almost every day, proving that BTC mining is still popular even with the market fall since the new year.
An independent financial consultancy company has predicted that Ethereum could see a significant rise by the end of this year, reaching $2,500.
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee has told CNBC he would rather invest in Bitcoin than Bitcoin Cash as the altcoin’s volatility continues.
After breaking $9,000 earlier today, Bitcoin is back around $8,700 as the market sees some small price fluctuations.
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Cryptocurrency hedge fund says that BTC’s drop to $6,500 was most likely a low for the currency, which will “most likely” surpass $20,000 again this year.
Wall Street strategist Tom Lee believes greater adoption of Bitcoin will lead to highs above $20,000 in 2018.
Tim Draper predicted BTC could hit $250,000 by 2022, and CNBC Fast Money’s Brian Kelly sees this potential 3000 percent return as a “continuation of the trend.”
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Bitcoin prices are tackling five figures once more, capping a three-day rise of over 15%.
Smart Investment
Tommy Lee forecasts Bitcoin prices to potentially reach $200,000 and higher by stealing gold’s thunder.
Bitcoin prices could hit $25,000 this year, Fundstrat Global Advisors’ Tom Lee has repeated to mainstream media.
Bitcoin to $100K before crashing to zero, says Tom Peterffy, who warns the drop could crash the financial markets.
Opinion
Bitcoin bears are having their say with a few getting more and more vocal as Bitcoin struggles to reach familiar heights
Analysis
Similarities drawn between the stock market and Bitcoin may only be correlated by fear and hype.
Tom Lee believes millennials will help propel Bitcoin price even further just as baby boomers fueled stock market rally in 1980s.
A distinguished Wall Street Strategist has created indexes to allow institutionalised investors to track cryptos
Tom Lee has pointed out in a recent Fundstrat report that BTC miners are just breaking even due to BTC’s relatively low price.