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Coming off a week of heavy losses, bitcoin fell 10 percent and set a fresh low at $3,447.58 on Sunday, according to data from CoinDesk. This is the cryptocurrency's lowest level since September 2017......»»

Bitcoin has dipped back below the psychological area of support near the $10,000 level amid a 20 minute bearish sell-off......»»

Bitcoin tumbled 9 percent in a half-hour Tuesday, sending prices to the lowest in three months, following margin calls at Bitmex......»»

Bitcoin scaled an important price resistance with near 30 percent gains in April, solidifying the long-term bull breakout witnessed a month ago......»»

This article originally appeared on CoinDesk The price of bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, shot up 17 percent within 30 minutes on Tuesday to reach its highest level in four months. read more.....»»

Bitcoin burst to its highest level in almost five months on Tuesday, sending smaller cryptocurrencies up, with analysts ascribing the move to a major order by an anonymous buyer that triggered a frenzy of computer-driven trading......»»

Bitcoin briefly touched $5,000 on Tuesday, its highest level since late November, while other cryptocurrencies also surged......»»

Bitcoin Cash is flirting with 61.8 percent Fib retracement level with the last swing high of $852 and a low $600. The major support level for BCH/USD is at the pivotal $700 (200 SMA). read more.....»»

After a quiet start to Thursday, cryptocurrency prices slid shortly after midday Eastern time......»»

A rough year for bitcoin investors got even worse this week, with the price of the largest global cryptocurrency falling another 14.6 percent to below $6,500, its lowest level since February. read more.....»»

Cryptocurrencies have been turning in a forgettable performance so far this year, with bitcoin — the most widely traded crypto — losing a whopping 56 percent year-to-date after a stellar performance in 2017. read more.....»»

Cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez has highlighted the critical support levels for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). This comes amid a period of volatility in the crypto market. read more.....»»

"We see the pullback as an interruption in the uptrend, not the start of a bearish reversal, given the recent breakout above the 2021 high." Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BIBitcoin faces an increased risk of falling 18% afte.....»»

This adjustment, combined with persistent inflation and a robust labor market, has propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest level since November 2023, thus diminishing the allure of riskier investments. read more.....»»

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) moved higher, with the cryptocurrency prices trading above the key $66,000 level on Monday. Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) recorded gains, trading above the key $3,200 mark this morning. read more.....»»

Bitcoin holders have seen their investments slide more than 40 percent since the high of $65,000 set in April......»»

Ethereum (ETH) found its way back above the psychologically important $2,000 level, while Bitcoin (BTC) traded above the $35,000 mark on Sunday night, but it was Stacks (STX) that struck major gains among the crypto carnage over the read more.....»»

Hedge funds specialized in trading cryptocurrencies seemingly treated the latest Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) dump as nothing more than a sale. read more.....»»

Bitcoin, the most popular and valuable token, fell by more than 20 percent in early morning trading before recovering some of its losses......»»

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