The cryptocurrency market has continued its poor start to the week, with Bitcoin dropping below $19k ahead of another FOMC meeting. The cryptocurrency market performed poorly last week, losing its $1 trillion market cap peg. The poor performance has now stretched into the new week,
Bitcoin price is around $18,650 after falling to lows of $18,255 on Monday following another sell-off bout amid a prolonged crypto winter. Analyst Rekt Capital says ‘typical market bottoms’ are often months in the making. He expects BTC price bottom in Q4 this year. Bitcoin
After jumping by over 8% on Wednesday, Bitcoin has fallen again followed by a majority of popular cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin has staged a spirited bullish trend in the past week or so that had seen it rise above $42,000 by yesterday before the tables turned and
Bitcoin is trading above $20k again after spending most of the week trading below that psychological level. The cryptocurrency market has underperformed for the best part of the week. However, it seems that the market will end the week in a positive fashion as most
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a bear cycle at the moment, but Pantera Capital’s CEO is confident that the next bull market is on its way. Dan Morehead, Chief Executive Officer of Pantera Capital, believes that the bear market is coming to an end. He
Cryptocurrency mining pool Poolin has announced it will halt Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) withdrawals from its wallet service. In the announcement, Poolin said: “We are here to let you know the withdrawal options of Pool Account and Poolin Wallet are deactivated while setting payout
Michael Saylor has revealed that MicroStrategy is working on enterprise applications of Lightning. Michael Saylor, the chairman of MicroStrategy, has revealed that the software company is enterprise applications of Lightning. He revealed this while speaking to an audience at the Baltic Honeybadger conference in Riga,
Bitcoin continues to trade above $20k per coin but could decline soon if the broader market underperforms further. Bitcoin, the world’s leading cryptocurrency, is currently trading at around $20,200 per coin. This comes after failing to surge past the $21k resistance level on Tuesday despite