Expert Warns of Potential Major Price Drop for Bitcoin After Key Support Break
A crypto analyst warns Bitcoin faces a significant downturn after losing critical support, forecasting volatile recoveries before a deeper decline below $60,000.
A crypto analyst warns Bitcoin faces a significant downturn after losing critical support, forecasting volatile recoveries before a deeper decline below $60,000.
Large data centers and crypto facilities planning to join the Texas power grid failed key voltage stability tests, raising concerns about grid reliability during peak summer demand.
Michael Saylor outlines a strategy for Bitcoin’s future, emphasizing disciplined expansion through financial institutions as spot ETFs face significant outflows.
Bitcoin faces persistent selling pressure as it nears the crucial $60,000 support level, while strong U.S. labor market data challenges expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
A group of US Senators called on bank regulators to develop a risk-based, balanced capital framework that treats crypto assets fairly and supports responsible banking engagement.
The Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision is poised to maintain interest rates, with potential consequences for Bitcoin’s price depending on market reactions.
Bitcoin declined after US non-farm payrolls surged well above expectations, signaling a robust labor market and fueling concerns over prolonged high interest rates.
Bitcoin’s sharp drop triggered massive liquidations and reset key technical indicators, yet signs of strong buyer support have yet to emerge amid persistent selling pressure.
Bitcoin rebounded above $62,000 after briefly dropping below $61,000 following news of the Mt. Gox trustee’s plan to start repayments in July 2024, though market sentiment stays cautious.
Bitcoin miners moved a record amount of BTC to Binance, signaling a shift in supply dynamics that could influence market liquidity and selling pressure.
Bitcoin’s short-term holders are unloading coins at unprecedented losses as the price falls under $62,000, signaling intense capitulation amid a broader market downturn.
Bitcoin’s recent slide has wiped over $2 trillion from crypto markets, putting intense focus on whether it can hold $60,000 support to avoid deeper losses.