Bitcoin News

Bitcoin has swung both ways in the last ten hours.  The digital currency rose above $10,400 in early Europe, but lacked strength to cut through

Popular analyst Josh Rager is getting “random” emails asking for his take on the ongoing bullish move in bitcoin and altcoins and whether this is

Bitcoin upward momentum has stalled near $10,350.  The previous 4H candle is a doji, a product of indecisive price action and suggests bull fatigue.  4H

Bitcoin’s price crossed above $10,200 a few minutes ago and rose as high as $10,400 on Coinbase, the highest level since October 26.  The digital

Bitcoin’s downside momentum stalled near key ascending trendline earlier today and the cryptocurrency is now showing signs of life.  4H chart Zooming in on the

Bitcoin prices have been in a contracting range since the Asian session’s price drop from $10,200 ran out of steam near $9,730.  Looking at the

Bitcoin’s downward move from $10,200 has stalled around $9,750, but the bulls are not willing to step in. At the time of writing, the cryptocurrency

Bitcoin’s pullback from $10,200 to $9,736 indicates the rally from the January 24 low near $8,200 has ended and despite the sizable recovery to $10,000,

Today, bitcoin buyers rallied prices to $10,175 on Coinbase – the highest level since Oct. 26. The rally has paused around $10,100 as of writing. 

Bitcoin broke hard in the second half of 2019, falling from $13,800 to $6,400. The break was violent and had created room for a slide