Bitcoin price today trades near $111,015, holding steady after a volatile midweek session that saw buyers step in at the rising trendline near $108,000. The market’s resilience contrasts with record highs in gold and silver, with analysts saying bitcoin’s pause may be masking underlying strength ahead of a potential breakout. Bitcoin Price Defends Long-Term Trendline
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Bitcoin hovered around $111,000 Thursday afternoon Hong Kong time, steady after another volatile stretch as China’s latest retaliatory trade measures against the U.S. reignited risk aversion across global markets. The broader crypto market slipped back into caution mode, with total capitalization unchanged at roughly $3.8 trillion. Ether ETH$4,025.83 traded near $4,000, BNB at $1,180, and
This is a daily analysis by CoinDesk analyst and Chartered Market Technician Omkar Godbole. Bitcoin’s BTC$111,103.05 price recovery following Friday’s crash has been tepid at best, leaving prices dangerously close to the key support zone. The outcome here could set the stage for significant moves. BTC rallied to $116,000 after Friday’s sharp drop, during which
Bitcoin may struggle to sustain its upward trend unless something triggers more excitement among investors, according to Glassnode. “Without a renewed catalyst to lift prices back above $117.1k, the market risks deeper contraction toward the lower boundary of this range,” Glassnode said in a report published on Wednesday. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at around 5%
Bitcoin is lagging in October, but analysts say its stability signals strength. The “digital gold” is failing to rally alongside gold, which is hitting new highs. One analyst says a massive move, similar to late 2024, “will start very soon.” A strange and deceptive calm has settled over the Bitcoin market. While its analog cousin,
Bitcoin’s latest pullback has cleared the decks for a potential rebound, but conviction is scarce. “It was a structural flaw magnified by excessive leverage and thin liquidity,” Thiago Duarte, Market Analyst at Axi, told Decrypt. After a $19 billion leverage washout and cooling ETF demand last Friday, the market is now in a wait-and-see mode.
Bitcoin price is struggling to settle above $113,500 and $114,000. BTC is now consolidating and might start another decline below $110,000. Bitcoin started a fresh decline after it failed to clear the $114,000 resistance level. The price is trading below $113,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming
Key Highlights U.S. President Donald Trump has said that the country is in a trade war with China at present The cryptocurrency market has not reacted quickly to Trump’s new remark after witnessing a historic crash last week “There was a big crash, but it worked,” says MIT’s digital currency expert Today, U.S. President Donald
Bitcoin’s claim as a Wall Street hedge took a hard hit this week after the crypto market crashed in what traders called one of the most violent selloffs since 2022, according to Bloomberg. The OG crypto that investors once treated as “digital gold” slumped as over $19 billion in leveraged positions were wiped out within 24