BTC broke its recent winning streak last week, as rumors about coming U.S. regulation on wallet holders caused the number one crypto to plunge towards the $16,200 support level.
BTC posted its seventh-straight week of gains last week, as the number one cryptocurrency moved within touching distance of the $19,000 level.
BTC posted its sixth-straight week of gains last week, marking the bellwether cryptocurrencies longest winning streak since April this year.
BTC posted another week of double-digit gains last week, as uncertainty towards the U.S. Presidential election result caused traders to sell the U.S. dollar and buy Bitcoin.
BTC rallied above the $14,000 level for the first-time since January 2018 last week, marking a 33-month trading high for the pioneer cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin staged its largest one-week rally since April 2020 last week, following the news that PayPal will enable buying, selling, and holding crypto for U.S. customers in the coming weeks.
The recent upside momentum in BTC started to cool last week, following news that the cryptocurrency exchange OKEx suddenly suspended crypto withdrawals while one of its key custodians cooperated with an investigation.
The BTC/USD pair staged a major range breakout above the $11,000 resistance level last week, prompted by bullish news that Jack Dorsey’s Square Inc was investing $50 million in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin (BTC) once again failed to move past the $11,000 resistance level last week, as a barrage of bearish news caused the cryptocurrency market to turn sharply lower.
Bitcoin (BTC) had a week of mixed fortunes during the previous trading week, as the cryptocurrency traded between the $10,135 and $10,995 levels.