Bitcoin price rises above $40,000
The price of the first cryptocurrency has returned to the $40,000 level. Its market capitalization of digital gold has risen above $750 billion.
Bitcoin price rises above $40,000
The price of the first cryptocurrency has returned to the $40,000 level. Its market capitalization of digital gold has risen above $750 billion.
Trader outlines scenario for Bitcoin dropping below $30,000
A practising trader and founder of the Crypto Mentors project, Nikita Semov, explains the current market situation.
Experts link Bitcoin’s correction to an overheated market, not to criticism of China
Recent statements by Chinese authorities and state media regarding possible mining restrictions and cryptocurrency trading restrictions sparked market chatter, but globally they are unlikely to affect Bitcoin’s price. This was the view of experts polled by ForkLog.
Opinion: Whales bought nearly 122,600 BTC amid market downturn
During the May 19 market drop, holders of Bitcoin addresses with balances between 10,000 and 100,000 BTC increased their holdings by 122,588 BTC. Anthony Pompliano, co-founder of Morgan Creek Digital, arrived at this conclusion based on Glassnode data.
Trader assesses Bitcoin price growth prospects
A practicing trader and founder of the Crypto Mentors project, Nikita Semov, discusses the market situation.
Bill Miller calls the current Bitcoin decline a trifling matter
The renowned American investor Bill Miller, in a CNBC interview, saw no reason for concern about the current decline in Bitcoin's price.
Experts say Bitcoin’s drop was driven by inflated buyer expectations.
ForkLog spoke to experts about the outlook for Bitcoin's price and the risks of selling by large investors.
Coinbase, MicroStrategy and Galaxy Digital Shares Fall Amid Bitcoin Crash
Share prices of crypto-related companies Coinbase, MicroStrategy and Galaxy Digital fell amid a market correction.
Bitcoin price falls below $35,000
The leading cryptocurrency breached the support level around $40,000.
Glassnode: Long-term investors ramp up purchases during Bitcoin’s current correction
The current correction was driven by panicked selling among short-term investors, while long-term buyers were buying the dip. Analysts at Glassnode concluded as much.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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