Bitcoin traders brush off September blues, say closing price may ‘surprise the bears’
Tyr Capital’s chief investment officer thinks Bitcoin is more likely to finish September above $60,000 than below. Go to Source
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Tyr Capital’s chief investment officer thinks Bitcoin is more likely to finish September above $60,000 than below. Go to Source
If Bitcoin is to maintain its longer-term uptrend, it must avoid breaking down below $56,000, according to a crypto analyst. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s volatility is now higher than it was on the day of its all-time high in March, with traders suggesting this could signal the end of the “massive consolidation.” Go to Source
If Bitcoin follows the same pattern as previous election years, August will be “nothing crazy,” but a breakout may occur within a month or two, according to a crypto analyst. Go to Source
Bitcoin has crossed the $62,000 mark for the first time since Aug. 3, and futures traders are scrambling to adjust their positions. Go to Source
A key Bitcoin trading indicator has hit its “tightest point” in a year. The last time it happened, Bitcoin pumped 20% in four months. Go to Source
AI crypto tokens are “quiet now,” bleeding red across the board, but a crypto trader says that won’t last. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price dropped 15% after spot Bitcoin ETFs started trading, but traders aren’t so sure that Ether’s price will react the same way. Go to Source
Three key indicators suggest the possibility that ETH could surpass its all-time high, according to a crypto trader. Go to Source
PEPE is up 27% over the day amid renewed hope for the approval of United States spot Ether ETFs. Go to Source