
Bitcoin ‘Trump trade’ finished until BTC breaches key $98K resistance
Bitcoin could rise to the $110,000 mark if it manages to breach $98,000, resulting in more buyer demand for the world’s first cryptocurrency. Source link
Bitcoin could rise to the $110,000 mark if it manages to breach $98,000, resulting in more buyer demand for the world’s first cryptocurrency. Source link
By January 2025, Dtcpay will drop support for Bitcoin and Ether to focus on stablecoin payments exclusively. Source link
“There is no price where it makes sense for the US to sell any Bitcoin it has under its control,” said Space Force Major Jason Lowery. Source link
Crypto exchange executives said growing regulatory clarity and high hopes after US President-elect Donald Trump’s win contributed to high trading volumes in November. Source link
Bitcoin derivatives reflect traders’ confidence in the market and suggest the current price action is just a consolidation phase. Source link
A wallet that contained Bitcoin associated with the 2021 seizure from an individual who stole crypto from the Silk Road marketplace has moved. Source link
Traders are buying Bitcoin price dips below $95,000, but will it be enough to prevent a sharper correction in BTC and altcoins? Source link
Investor sentiment has recently shifted away from Bitcoin and toward Ethereum, based on fund flow data from CoinShares. Source link
Users can pay bills with cryptocurrency directly from their crypto wallet or using a payment processor acting as an online crypto payment gateway. Source link
Bitcoin price trades in a seven-day range and data suggest the pattern could continue for a few more days as demand and liquidity remain low. Source link