Bitcoin passed $14,000 for the first time since 2018 this weekend, with October seeing the second highest monthly close on record. The only narrative coming from America this week is the outcome of the presidential elections, which are rumored to already have produced record turnout.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin holds steady in last week ahead of US elections
Bitcoin does not disappoint as a volatile week comes to a close and Iran adopts the cryptocurrency for trade
Bitcoin nears the end of another week with $13,000 support intact and bulls still firmly in control — can the gains last as the U.S. elections near? Despite days of intense volatility, Bitcoin has practically come full circle since Monday, preserving $13,000 and rejecting calls for a bigger drop.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin tests $13,000 as analyst pins hopes on record monthly close
A weaker 24 hours for Bitcoin comes as the U.S. dollar currency index makes fresh gains and gold also weakens
Bitcoin struggled to maintain $13,000 support on October 29 as a rejection at $14,000 sparked 24 hours of downward price pressure. Data from price tickers including CoinMarketCap showed BTC/USD in a less bullish position on Thursday, briefly dipping back into the $12,000 range overnight.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin hits 2020 record of $13,850 before major resistance hurdle
A retest of 2019 bull run highs is met with a modest retracement as higher levels hold on the day for BTC/USD
Bitcoin (BTC) reached new 2020 highs of $13,850 on Oct. 28 as markets rose to equal their 2019 peak. BTC/USD stopped short of retaking resistance at $14,000, the level which provided a “hammer” event during last year’s bull run to around $13,800.
