Bitcoin (BTC) broke below its key 50-day moving average for the first-time since early-April last week, as bulls failed to build traction above the technically important $9,600 level.
Bitcoin (BTC) fell to its lowest trading level since May 27th 2020 last week, as a return in risk-off trading sentiment in broader financial markets coincided with a decline in the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin (BTC) suffered another heavy upside rejection from the $10,000 level, shortly after the pioneer cryptocurrency had rallied to its highest trading level since February 14th 2020...
Bitcoin (BTC) rallied back towards the $9,750 level last week, after the number one cryptocurrency performed its strongest monthly price close since August 2019...
In the previous two articles, I talked about the top 2 most popular crypto investing strategies: 1) Buy and hold “blue chips” and 2) Playing Venture Capitalist. Here, I will talk about the third...
Previously, we discussed crypto investing strategy #1: Buy and hold “blue chips”. Choosing which strategy to adopt depends on an investor’s time constraints, resources...
The number one most common question I get from new crypto investors is ...
Bitcoin (BTC) came under pressure last week after buyers failed to move price above the $10,000 level, due to weak buying demand and bearish fundamental news.
Bitcoin (BTC) finished last week with double-digit gains after the cryptocurrency turned resoundingly bullish after the much-anticipated halving event...
Bitcoin (BTC) rallied above the $10,000 level last week, and ahead of the cryptocurrencies’ highly anticipated halving event. The BTC/USD pair moved above the $10,000 resistance level for the first-time since February 24...