Correction? $15 Billion Evaporate from Crypto Markets as Bitcoin Loses $700 in Hours
Following an impressive rally that almost took Bitcoin above its 2019 high, the market is currently going through a massive
Following an impressive rally that almost took Bitcoin above its 2019 high, the market is currently going through a massive
Bitcoin's new 2020 high displayed signs of decoupling from Wall Street while simultaneously crashing the sluggish alternative coins.
After a $400 drop in minutes, Bitcoin has reclaimed the $13,000 mark, while most altcoins are deep in the red.
According to a survey conducted by CryptoPotato, Bitcoin investors are most concerned with whether Donald Trump will win the upcoming
Bitcoin marches on to a new 2-month high of $12,300 and targets the 2020 high of $12,500. Although most altcoins
Bitcoin showed early signs of decoupling from Wall Street after surging to $11,820, while the US stock indexes slumped yesterday.
Exactly 33 years ago, on this date, the United States stock market, and the entire world's, for that matter, went
Most larger-cap alternative coins have charted slight losses since yesterday. Bitcoin has managed to sustain its price level at about
Bitcoin has retraced from its recent run to $11,700 and trades at $11,400. Bitcoin Cash's 5% pump has helped in
Bitcoin has mimicked gains on Wall Street and registered a new monthly high at over $11,700. Binance Coin's 8% surge