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Bitcoin is likely gaining steam due to ongoing stimulus talks in the U.S. Reports indicate that President Trump wants politicians to agree on a stimulus deal larger than House Speaker Pelosi has pushed. The details on this latest development were scant. Whatever the case, analysts think this only accents Bitcoin’s value proposition. There is only

There is a 75 percent possibility that Bitcoin breaks bullish out of its ongoing consolidation pattern. According to independent analyst Vince Prince, the benchmark cryptocurrency is making “marginal” upside movements in an Ascending Channel structure. That has left it with two possible outcomes. First, Bitcoin consolidates inside the Channel while breaking below the “Ascending Trendline”;

Bitcoin’s price took a slight dip late last week when it was revealed that OKEx had frozen withdrawals. The exchange did so as one of its key holders went silent as he was cooperating with a public security bureau. Some investors took this as a sign that the cryptocurrency industry was under a regulatory threat.

Bitcoin has dropped over the past few days after news revealed that OKEx had frozen withdrawals. The price of the leading cryptocurrency slipped from $11,750 to $11,450 where it is now. The leading cryptocurrency is primed to appreciate in the long run despite short-term weakness. One crypto-asset analyst noted that there is a confluence of

Bitcoin has stalled over the past few hours. The cryptocurrency currently trades for $11,300, far above last week’s lows but below the highs of $11,750. Bitcoin is down 2% in the past 24 hours after news revealed that OKEx has frozen withdrawals for the time being. The cryptocurrency remains in a precarious position due to

Bitcoin is likely to drop towards $11,000 in the coming days, analysts say. The cryptocurrency is likely to do so as it has formed a strong rejection at the $11,400 resistance level, which has been a level of importance for the asset on a short-term and long-term basis. Bitcoin Likely to Drop Towards $11,000 as

A significant price rebound in the Bitcoin market last week is now at the risk of paring in the current one. The benchmark cryptocurrency has opened Monday in positive territory. As of 0516 UTC, it was trading for $11,405, up 16.27 percent from its recent bottom and down 8.62 percent from its year-to-date high. Bitcoin

Bitcoin has surged $1,000 from last week’s lows of $10,400. At $11,400, the cryptocurrency remains decisively higher than it was before this rally. Even still, analysts think that Bitcoin is primed to undergo a reversal as its short-term to medium-term chart flashes a number of warning signs. Bitcoin Could Face a Short-Term Pullback as Price

An increasing amount of Bitcoin is being accumulated by institutions. This much was made clear on Tuesday, when Stone Ridge Asset Management revealed to Forbes that it had picked up 10,000 BTC, representing one percent of its assets under management. Investors think that further institutional adoption of the cryptocurrency could result in prices going parabolic.

Bitcoin has dropped slightly since establishing highs of $11,730 on Monday. The leading cryptocurrency currently trades for just over $11,400. Bitcoin is expected to see some volatility as announcements are expected from China about blockchain or its digital currency. From a technical standpoint, BTC is expected to retrace in the coming days as the bullish

Bitcoin has undergone a strong rally over recent months, gaining in tandem with legacy markets. While many think that the cryptocurrency’s rally is just a byproduct of a correlation with the S&P 500, there are some that think the asset has immense intrinsic value in the current macro environment. Namely, with the vast amount of

Bitcoin has undergone a strong rally over recent months from the March lows to $12,500 at the August highs. Not everyone is convinced that the crypto’s macro trend is positive, though. They point to the fact that Bitcoin has yet to firmly establish itself above $11,500 and $12,000. Those two levels have been of technical

Bitcoin has embarked on a strong rally over the past few days that has brought from the $9,800 lows to $11,500. This is an over 15% rally that has brought the coin above crucial technical levels. Analysis predicts that Bitcoin is set to continue its surge to the upside. The analysis shows an imminent reversal

Bitcoin may not sustain its highs after pushing as high as $11,500 on Friday evening. One trader recently noted that a simple fractal analysis suggests the coin will undergo a retracement after hitting $11,400. The trader said that the cryptocurrency has some similarities to price action around two weeks ago. While the fractal may be

Bitcoin has moved decisively higher over recent days. After reaching lows of $10,400 approximately seven days ago, the coin now trades for $11,350. The coin reached local highs of $11,500, around 10% higher than the aforementioned lows. As Bitcoin pushes higher, analysts are looking ahead as to what resistances could stop a further uptrend. One

Bitcoin is up around $200 in the past 24 hours as it now trades at $11,100. This is the highest price the cryptocurrency has traded at in many days and weeks. The leading cryptocurrency is purportedly moving higher on expectations of further stimulus and a potential Democratic-leaning election. There are also on-chain factors likely driving

Bitcoin has moved much higher over the past two days after many weeks of consolidation. Throughout most of September, the cryptocurrency traded snug between $10,000 and $11,000. As of this article’s writing, the coin has moved up to $11,050 as it breaks higher on fundamental and technical trends. For one, the U.S. dollar is plunging

An optimistic forecast for gold is making Bitcoin equally bullish, thanks to its erratically positive correlation with the crypto. Gold Boom Ahead Frank Holmes, CEO of US Global Investors, told Kitco News that the gold market is forming a bottom. Simultaneously, the analyst maintained his upside target for the precious metal at $4,000 in 2020

Bitcoin’s price action has weak over the past few weeks due to a confluence of technical and fundamental trends. On the fundamentals, BitMEX was charged by the U.S. CFTC, KuCoin was hacked, and President Trump paused stimulus. Bitcoin currently trades at $10,600 as of this article’s writing, far below the $12,500 year-to-date highs. BTC could

Bitcoin’s price action has been slow over recent weeks. This has allowed crucial technical support levels to catch up with the current price. Analysts say that Bitcoin is on the verge of falling below two support levels of macro importance. BTC doing so could trigger a move to the low-$9,000s, then potentially even further below