Bitcoin Drops Below $62,000
On June 4, the price of the leading cryptocurrency fell to $61,351. Amid the negative trend, the market faced a massive wave of long position liquidations.
Bitcoin Drops Below $62,000
On June 4, the price of the leading cryptocurrency fell to $61,351. Amid the negative trend, the market faced a massive wave of long position liquidations.
Bitcoin Falls Below $70,000 Amid Geopolitical Tensions and Strategy’s BTC Sale
On June 2, the price of the leading cryptocurrency dropped to $69,751. The decline occurred amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran, as well as the sale of part of its reserves by Strategy.
Bitcoin Falls Below $73,000 Amid Middle East Conflict Escalation
The price of the leading cryptocurrency fell to $72,804, marking its lowest level since mid-April. The market reacted to news of new U.S. strikes on Iranian military sites.
Bitcoin holds above $77,000 as oil slumps
On May 25, bitcoin rose above $77,000, up 0.5%, holding above the 50-day moving average at $76,940.
Bitcoin Falls Below $75,000 Amid Market Corrections
Bitcoin fell below $75,000 on May 23, coinciding with traditional markets testing their highs.
Analysts Outline Conditions for Bitcoin’s Return Above $80,000
On May 21, the price of the leading cryptocurrency fell below $78,000 due to ongoing ETF outflows and low spot market demand.
K33 Analysts Predict Bitcoin’s Floor at $60,000
Since the beginning of the month, the price of the leading cryptocurrency has dropped by 6% after testing the 200-day moving average around $82,000. Analysts at K33 Research believe that the February low of $60,000 will remain the bottom of the current cycle.
Bitcoin slips below $77,000
On May 18, bitcoin fell to about $76,580 — the lowest since May 1. Altcoins slipped in its wake.
Bitcoin drops below $80,000 as US inflation quickens
On May 13 bitcoin slipped below $80,000 as April PPI rose 1%, the highest since March 2022.
US Inflation Rises to 3.8%, Bitcoin Remains Unmoved
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a 3.8% year-on-year increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). The monthly figure for April rose by 0.6%.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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