Bitcoin (BTC) recovered above the $11,000 level last week, as the pioneer cryptocurrency traded to its highest level since September 3rd this year.
Bitcoin (BTC) showed tentative signs of starting a much-anticipated recovery last week, as sellers failed to gain momentum below the psychological $10,000 level.
Bitcoin (BTC) suffered its largest single-day loss since the March 13th flash crash last week, following a series of bearish fundamental and technical developments.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded between the $12,800 to $11,100 levels last week, as the pioneer cryptocurrency defended critical technical support amidst a barrage of technical selling pressure.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded between the $12,480 to $11,370 levels last week, as the number cryptocurrency reversed sharply after hitting a 13-month trading high.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded between the $11,100 to $11,900 levels last week, as traders continued to buy into meaningful price dips, but ultimately failed to crack the technically important $12,000 level.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded between the $10,900 to $11,900 price this week, as traders and investors remained largely optimistic towards the ongoing breakout in the number one cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin (BTC) rallied to its highest trading level in over twelve months last week, as the ongoing breakout in the number one cryptocurrency reached the $12,100 resistance level.
Bitcoin (BTC) finally started to breakout to the upside last week, following weeks of narrow range bound trading conditions, and depressed trading volumes.
Bitcoin (BTC) remained trapped within an increasingly narrow price range last week, as trading volume and volatility surrounding the cryptocurrency continued to decline.
