Bitcoin stayed lower on March 16 as the week’s comedown from all-time highs accelerated overnight. The move compounds an already bearish turn in Bitcoin markets which followed new all-time highs of $61,700 during the weekend.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin starts 2021 with a bang as price targets reach $500,000
Forecasts are bullish on BTC across the board as December 2020 becomes its best month ever for U.S. dollar gains
Bitcoin begins a new year on a high in almost every way — and price records are just the icing on the cake for hodlers. As 2021 begins, anticipation has never been higher for Bitcoin to have its best year ever, even as December’s gains alone topped 40%.
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Markets Report: Bitcoin hits $20,000 as sellers give way to new all-time highs
A fresh charge sees multiple exchanges hit record Bitcoin price levels as bulls show no signs of giving up the fight in the BTC ‘liquidity crisis’
That level marked not only daily gains of more than 6%, but also a new all-time high for Bitcoin on multiple major exchanges. At press time, the largest cryptocurrency was experimenting with never-before-seen levels amid intense volatility. Just hours before, it had traded at closer to $19,000 support.
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Markets report: Bitcoin passes $15.6K as difficulty drop normalizes fees
Bitcoin begins to rebuild miner strength while retaining higher prices as network performance runs exactly to schedule
Bitcoin is cementing $15,500 support on November 11 as positive news from within the industry and beyond buoys the bulls. Data from price trackers including CoinMarketCap shows BTC/USD retaining $15,000 support over the past 24 hours, with lows of $15,125. Highs of $15,700 have followed, with press-time levels focusing on $15,600.