Bitcoin, Ethereum Technical Analysis: BTC, ETH Climb for Second Consecutive S...
Bitcoin was higher for a second consecutive session, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency was pushing towards the $40,000 level. Ethereum also rallied, as it moved away from its three-week low. Bitcoin Bearish pressure seems to have eased in BTC, as bulls were firmly present to start Wednesday’s trading session. Following a low below $36,400 yesterday, BTC/USD hit an intraday high of $38,917.27 earlier in today’s session. The move sees bitcoin edge closer to the key $40,000 level, which it broke below on Monday, following rising tensions with Ukraine and Russia.....
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Bitcoin was trading higher for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, which is the first time it’s seen back-to-back gains in over two weeks. ETH also climbed in today’s session, as bulls continued to re-enter the market.
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BTC was trading higher for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, as markets continued to move away from recent lows.
Prices hit an intraday peak of $21,387.65 earlier in today’s session, less than a day after trading at a low of $19,905.48.
Today’s surge in price sees BTC/USD rise for back-to-back....
Bitcoin continued to trade below $24,000 today, as the token fell for a fourth consecutive session. Following last week’s bullish run, upwards momentum in crypto has eased, leading to a return of bearish sentiment. Ethereum was also lower, as it dropped below its resistance of $1,885. Bitcoin Bitcoin (BTC) fell for a fourth consecutive session on Wednesday, as bearish sentiment returned to cryptocurrency markets. The world’s largest crypto token slipped to an intraday low of $23,733.50 on hump day, less than a day after residing at a peak of $24,407.06. This recent bearish....
Following a rise to a high beyond $41,700 earlier this week, bitcoin’s price has fallen for two consecutive sessions. Despite this, BTC continues to trade above $40,000, whilst ETH continues to hover above $2,800.
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BTC fell for its second consecutive session on Friday, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency has lost some momentum, following Wednesday’s Fed decision.
Yesterday saw bitcoin trade at a peak of $41,102.23, however as of writing, prices have fallen to an intraday low of $40,302.40.
This drop means that BTC/USD is 1.66%....
Bitcoin declined for an eighth consecutive session on Tuesday, as the crash in crypto markets continued. BTC fell to the $20,000 range for the first time since December 2020, whilst ETH hit $1,000, also recording a multi-year low. Bitcoin BTC was trading lower for an eighth consecutive day, with Monday’s decline sending prices to their lowest point since December 2020. The world’s largest crypto token fell to an intraday low of $20,950.82 in today’s session, following yesterday’s low of $23,607.69. This latest decline comes as traders prepare for....
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