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Bitcoin surged past $12,000 on Monday morning, rallying as certain altcoins plunged. The move brought the cryptocurrency as high as $12,100. Just as fast as BTC rallied, though, it dropped. Just hours after $12,000 was tapped, Bitcoin plunged around $500 in the span of an hour, forming a “Bart” formation. The Bart brought the cryptocurrency

Bitcoin has a likelihood of crashing towards $6,000 in the coming months, according to the Quantum Hedge Fund. The firm pointed to a fractal that sees the cryptocurrency breaking lower after entering the $12,500-$17,000 range. Meanwhile, strong fundamentals see a bullish picture for Bitcoin. Bitcoin has some fuel left to continue its price rally towards $12,500-$17,000.

Bitcoin has begun to break out after flatlining around $11,500-11,700 for a number of days. Just hours ago, as reported by Bitcoinist, the cryptocurrency crossed the pivotal $12,000 level. While BTC has been slowing around that level, analysts are optimistic. They say that the cryptocurrency moving above $12,000 will trigger an even greater move to

Despite the parabolic performance in some altcoins, Bitcoin is stagnating around the high-$11,000s. As of the time of this article’s writing, BTC is trading for $11,600. This comes after it was rejected last week at the $12,000 level yet again, marking a loss for bulls. Analysts say that Bitcoin managing to hold the $11,500 level

Bitcoin plunged during Friday’s trading session as the cryptocurrency was once again rejected at $12,000. $12,000 has been a pivotal level for BTC in the past week and also in the past three years. The drop scared many traders, many of whom opened short positions as Bitcoin slid under $11,500. Going against the grain, Bitcoin

Bitcoin has finally started to show weakness after recovering from last weekend’s flash crash. After falling as low as $10,500 last weekend, the leading cryptocurrency surged as high as $11,950 before retracing. As of the time of this article’s writing, BTC trades for $11,500, sliding to this critical level from the aforementioned highs. The retracement

Bitcoin is slipping lower after peaking at $11,950 just the other day. This marked the second major rejection at the pivotal $12,000 level in the span of a week. As of the time of this article’s writing, BTC is trading for $11,400. This is the lowest price in days, with the asset last trading this

Bitcoin has rallied by approximately 25% over the past two weeks as Ethereum has wrested the market higher. The asset currently trades at $11,750 as of this article’s writing, with the uptrend still intact. A crucial on-chain metrics, the number of BTC held by exchanges, has been dropping over recent days. Analysts say that this

The Bitcoin market could benefit from a massive liquidity injection entering 2021, according to veteran investor Dan Tapeiro. The DTAP Capital founder made the analogy after noticing the S&P 500 index chasing the US M2 money supply. He expected the M2 to grow higher by 40 percent in 2021, adding that it would leave investors

Just a day before the weekly close, Bitcoin saw an explosive breakout as high as $12,200 on Saturday. In classic crypto fashion, the cryptocurrency proceeded to drop by $1,500 in the span of five minutes as sellers rushed in. This crash meant that BTC closed the weekly candle below $11,500 and $12,000, two crucial resistance

Bitcoin’s flash crash on the weekend has thrown a wrench into the bullish outlook of some analysts. Because BTC was rejected at such a crucial level ($12,000), some have suggested that the asset could see a pullback to pre-rally levels in the $9,000s. Some analysts are not convinced of this sentiment. One trader who predicted

Bitcoin is still bullish and could reverse its weekend losses in the coming sessions, according to Marc Principato of Green Bridge Investing. The macro analyst said late Sunday that shorting the cryptocurrency in a broader uptrend is a bad idea. He expects the BTC/USD exchange rate to retest $10,500 as its support level, noting that

Bitcoin faced a steep rejection at $12,000 just 24 hours ago. The asset fell by $1,600 in the span of five minutes, liquidating hundreds of millions worth of long positions. Some analysts saw this rejection as a validation of their bearish sentiment. A fractal, though, predicts that Bitcoin will soon retake $12,000. Bitcoin Will Soon

Bitcoin just dove $1,400 in the past five minutes as bears have seemingly re-entered the cryptocurrency market. The digital asset hit $10,600 at the lows and has since rebounded to $11,100 as countless traders have bought the dip as per their Twitter fees. Price chart from TradingView.com On BitMEX alone, this move liquidated $125 million

Bitcoin is up approximately 20% in the past seven days as it pushes $11,400 for the second time in the past week. Bulls are seemingly in control as the cryptocurrency remains above the pivotal $10,500 resistance. There are technical signals that recently formed that were seen at the start of BTC’s previous macro rallies. History

The past week has seen Bitcoin and Ethereum explode higher while a majority of altcoins have plunged. On Monday alone, on the day BTC surged by approximately 10% in 24 hours, Bitcoin dominance jumped by 2%. With altcoins undergoing this retracement after a strong rally, analysts have been wondering what comes next for this subset

Despite the surge over the past few weeks, not all analysts are convinced Bitcoin is in a full-blown bull market. There remain commentators who argue that this move may just be a range deviation before a move back to the $9,000s, then lower. Stepping back, an analyst has found that Bitcoin’s chart looks structurally similar

Bitcoin has seen extremely strong performance over recent days, rallying 20% over the past seven days. As of this article’s writing, BTC trades at $11,250, slightly below the local high of $11,500 and above the Tuesday low of $10,600. The asset remains below crucial macro resistance levels despite the breakout. BTC needs to extend higher

Bitcoin plunged by more than 4 percent following its explosive upside move towards $11,500 on Monday. The cryptocurrency’s uptrend also steadied on easing risk sentiment following the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting. Nik Yaremchuk, an independent crypto trader and analyst, meanwhile highlighted a historical price ceiling near the $11,000-level that has sent Bitcoin down on

Bitcoin has stagnated after surging as high as $11,500 on Monday. As of this article’s writing, the asset trades for $10,950 — just under 5% below the local high. Analysts remain optimistic about BTC, arguing that the asset is poised to rally further in the days ahead. One trader is predicting that Bitcoin could hit