Bitcoin Reclaims $36,000 amid Global Markets’ Re-Risking; What’s Next?

Bitcoin prices reclaimed $30,000, a psychological support level, hours after slipping below it during the New York session Wednesday.

Bitcoin prices jumped during the European trading session on Monday even though traders assessed the potential of its massive declines against a stronger US dollar. The flagship cryptocurrency topped at $31,935, up 5 percent ahead of the New York opening bell. Traders flocked back into the BTC/USD markets after the pair breached $30,000-support on Wednesday. […]

Earlier today, Bitcoin rose to its highest level since late February and regained its $1 trillion market cap. Recently, Bitcoin was unable to break key resistance at $50,000, as it failed to find support over its 50-, 100-, and 200-day SMA points on the 4-hour time frame. With continued institutional buying, however, Bitcoin was able to reclaim $53,600. While current price levels are still off all-time highs, it has mostly recovered losses from late February.  […]

Traders are mixed after the price of Bitcoin sees a sudden pullback from $10,950 to $10,630 overnight. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) abruptly dropped on Sep. 29 from $10,950 to $10,630 overnight, recording a 3% drop. Following the rejection at $11,000, the sentiment of traders remains mixed.Some are cautiously optimistic under the premise that BTC reclaims the $10,700 level. Technically, analysts say that the $10.7k area is a critical pivotal price point for Bitcoin in the near term.Others say that the price trend of BTC has reversed in the short term after its rejection. The intense reaction....

Reports that global banking giants helped criminals launder money for close to two decades helped spark the crash of global stock markets on Monday, September 21. Also tumbling in tandem with stocks were cryptocurrencies thus leading to renewed concerns that digital assets are intertwined with the global financial system. However, these concerns are dismissed by Max Keiser, a bitcoin pioneer and a Wall Street analyst who insists that bitcoin behaves differently. Keiser’s latest comments about bitcoin were prompted by remarks made by one Twitter user who questions the commonly held....