If Bitcoin doesn't break record highs right away, it wouldn't be the worst th...
Trading sideways for a while could be healthy for Bitcoin. After its rise past $40,000, and a correction back to nearly $30,000, Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded once again. Stalling before jumping back up past highs near $42,000 could be good for the asset, however, according to Brian Krogsgard, a trader and podcaster going by the name LedgerStatus on Twitter. “Bitcoin's correction was healthy in a strong bullish environment, mean reverting back to the 20 day moving average,” Krogsgard told Cointelegraph on Thursday. “With a strong bounce now, it is time to see if it will immediately continue....
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Bitcoin price was slashed in half during the month of May, leaving today as the last day for bulls to make a stand and undo the worst monthly on record. Even if the blood stain is left behind on the price chart for good, that doesn’t mean bulls still can’t pull off an upset and […]
Volatility has stayed relatively low through bitcoin’s slow march toward record highs.
Though on-chain metrics point to the worst Bitcoin bear market on record, they also highlight hodlers' growing resilience. While the current bear market may be the worst on record, on-chain metrics signal that the Bitcoin (BTC) network is becoming increasingly resilient, said Glassnode analyst James Check during a recent interview with Cointelegraph. In particular, Check refers to the amount of Bitcoin holders who don’t sell even in extreme market conditions, which has become much higher than in previous bear markets. “Cycle after cycle, that floor of hodlers is higher, the amount of....
Welcome to the CoinDesk Weekly Review 21st February 2014 - a regular look at the hottest, most thought-provoking and most controversial events in the world of digital currency through the eyes of scepticism and wonder. Your host ... John Law. Unfair exchange of views. John Law is nothing if not internationally minded, which doesn't seem to come naturally to many. He is much amused by the knots his fellow Britons tie themselves in when they try to work out whether they should be in the European Union ("NO!" cry many on the right) or whether Scotland should leave the UK ("NO!", they wail....