Bitcoin trades at above $19,000 in a bear market and support area 200-day moving average joined resistance for Bitcoin A breakout of the inside bar pattern could accelerate bear weakness Bitcoin BTC/USD is trading at 19,580. At the current price, the world’s largest cryptocurrency sits
With smart money digging in, Bitcoin and Ethereum come across as worthy buys in the crypto dip. Key points: Smart money is buying crypto and could be a leading indicator that the market could rebound. Following the lead of institutional money, Bitcoin and Ethereum could
Avalanche says BTC bridging is currently only available via its Core Browser Extension. Avalanche has added support for native Bitcoin (BTC) on the platform, which will happen via the Avalanche Bridge, according to a press release published on Wednesday. The solution allows users to utilize
FTX U.S. President Brett Harrison told CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box’ on Thursday that the crypto industry is still seeing huge venture capital investments despite the tough times occasioned by the bear market. According to the FTX US boss, while the industry continues to face the blunt force
The CoinJournal podcast sat down with Jake Yocomm-Piatt, who formerly worked on Bitcoin before fleeing to co-found Decred, which is now a top 100 coin. Our discussion meandered through the topics of Bitcoin, self-sovereignty, and Central Bank issued digital currencies (CBDC’s), often taking a philosophical
Bitcoin has lost more than 60% of its value in the last seven months, but that hasn’t changed its status as a macro asset. In a recent interview, Mike Novogratz, the CEO of Galaxy Digital, told the New York Magazine that Bitcoin is not going away
While Bitcoin (BTC) remains perched above $20,000 amid the crypto winter, digital asset market analyst Marcus Sotiriou says the main risk for the market is the contagion linked to the crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) and crypto lender Celsius Network. For 3AC, today’s
There is no precise regulation of cryptocurrencies in the United States at the moment, but regulators are focusing their attention on the industry. Gary Gensler, the chairman of the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), has pointed out that he believes Bitcoin is the only security.