Bitcoin analysts were eagerly eyeing a fresh breakout on January 19 as BTC/USD hovered nervously around $37,000. After hitting lows of $34,000 over the weekend, Bitcoin hovered roughly in the middle of its wide trading range between $30,000 and $40,000. As the week progressed, however, signs of bullish tendencies became more palpable.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin beats $16k as Paypal opens buying to U.S. customers
A shift in pace for PayPal’s crypto adoption accompanies Bitcoin surging to its highest since late 2017
Bitcoin is nearing the end of another week of fresh gains which have taken it to near three-year highs — what’s next? Following days of volatility, BTC/USD looks set to produce a weekly close which could be its second highest on record.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin hits 3-year resistance amid warnings of dip to $11,600
A night of significant gains culminates in rejection at $16,000, but a simple supply and demand equation may pave the way for more
Bitcoin is heading towards the end of a hectic week ranging between $15,000 and $16,000 on November 6. In what has become one of the most remarkable periods in Bitcoin’s history, the largest cryptocurrency has hit levels not seen since the end of its previous bull market in late 2017.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin Holds $9,500 as Analysts Weigh Odds of Correction
Bitcoin goes from strength to strength as old resistance slowly flips to support, but how long will it last?
Bitcoin is aiming to end its trading week much more bullish than where it began — suddenly, $10,000 could be just around the corner.