Bitcoin, Ethereum Technical Analysis: BTC, ETH Extend Recent Declines on Satu...
Bitcoin was trading lower on Saturday, as cryptocurrency prices continued to trade in the red following the latest U.S. nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report. The token dropped for a fourth consecutive day, moving closer to a key support point in the process. Ethereum was also in the red, hitting a five-day low in the process. Bitcoin Bearish sentiment remained in bitcoin (BTC) markets to start the weekend, as they continued to digest the latest nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report. Following the better-than-expected jobs report, BTC/USD fell to an intraday low of $19,395.79 earlier in the day. The move....
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This week’s sell-off in cryptocurrency markets worsened on Saturday, with bitcoin falling below $21,000 for the first time in nearly a month. Ethereum also continued its descent in today’s session, as the price of the token dropped under the $1,700 level to start the weekend. Bitcoin Bitcoin (BTC) continued to reside in the red to start the weekend, as prices of the world’s largest cryptocurrency fell below $22,000. Saturday saw BTC/USD fall to an intraday low of $20,868.85, with the token edging closer to a key support level. This floor has been at the $20,800 point,....
Ethereum was once again trading in the red, as prices of the token fell below $1,600 during today’s session. Tuesday’s drop is the fifth consecutive day that prices of the cryptocurrency have moved lower. Bitcoin also extended its streak of declines, falling under $23,000 in the process. Bitcoin Bitcoin (BTC) was lower for a fifth straight day, as prices of the token slipped below $23,000 in today’s session. Following a peak of $24,121.64 to start the week, the world’s largest cryptocurrency plunged by over $1,000 on Tuesday. This latest decline saw BTC/USD hit....
Cryptocurrencies continued to crash on Thursday, as market sentiment surrounding the FTX saga remained on the minds of traders. Bitcoin fell below $16,000 late on Wednesday, with prices remaining close to two-year lows today. Ethereum slipped below $1,100, with attention now focused on today’s U.S. inflation report. Bitcoin Bitcoin (BTC) continued to trade close to a two-year low on Thursday, as market sentiment remained bearish following the FTX collapse. This, in addition to today’s U.S. inflation report, led to an increased level of bearish pressure, which sent the token....
Ethereum extended recent declines to start the week, as the token briefly fell below a key support point in today’s session. Monday’s sell-off saw the majority of the cryptocurrency top 100 in the red, with the global market cap down 1.61% as of writing. Bitcoin also slipped, once again falling below $21,000. Bitcoin Bitcoin (BTC) started the week in the red, as prices of the token dropped following a mini-rally over the weekend. Less than 24 hours after hitting a high of $21,668.85, BTC/USD slipped to an intraday low of $20,939.18 earlier in the day. This drop led to bitcoin....
Bitcoin fell below $22,000 to start the new trading week, as sentiment in crypto markets seems to have turned bearish. The world’s largest token saw recent price declines extended on Monday, with ethereum also experiencing similar downwards momentum. The global market cap is down over 3% as of writing.
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Bitcoin (BTC) prices were once again in the red during today’s session, as prices fell below $22,000 to start the week.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell to an intraday low of $21,804.35 in today’s session, which is over $1,100....