Bitcoin Below $60K in a ‘Funding Reset’ Move, Tests Key Support
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 during mid-European hours early Tuesday, extending early weakness and testing the 50-day moving average (MA) for the first time since Oct. 1. Analysts said a pullback was expected and has normalized the elevated funding rates, or costs associated with holding long positions, in the perpetual futures market. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee breaks down the Chart of the Day.
Bitcoin Enters Pullback Mode, Is This a Buying Opportunity?
Broadhaven Capital Partners Co-founder and Partner Michael Sidgmore discusses his bitcoin analysis and outlook as the cryptocurrency is trading more than 6% lower on the day near $59,800.
Genesis Volatility CEO on Crypto Markets Tumbling as Twitter CFO Rules Out Crypto Investment
Bitcoin, ether, and other major coins face selling pressure as anti-crypto comments from Twitter’s chief financial officer (CFO) soured the market mood. Greg Magadini, co-founder and CEO of crypto options analytics platform Genesis Volatility, discusses what he sees as bitcoin’s trajectory and trends in the options market.
Bitcoin abaixo de US$ 60 mil em um movimento de "reinicialização de financiamento", testa suporte fundamental: especialistas
O mercado parecia bastante complacente e prestes a recuar, disseram observadores.
Bitcoin’s Bull Flag Breakout Suggests More Upside
Bitcoin's price bounced to $66,000 Monday, partially erasing the losses from last Wednesday. Technical charts signal an impending boost from a bullish continuation pattern. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee breaks down the Chart of the Day.
Is Bitcoin's Taproot Upgrade Already Priced In?
Jason Deane, a Bitcoin analyst at Quantum Economics, discusses his views on the impact of Taproot on bitcoin's price as the technical upgrade went into effect Sunday. "There are a lot of people forecasting 6 figures," Deane said. "I think it's possible."
What to Know About Taproot, Bitcoin's Long-Anticipated Upgrade That Just Activated
The Bitcoin Taproot upgrade, which aims to improve privacy and efficiency on the blockchain network, went live Sunday. "The Hash" team discusses the significance of Bitcoin's most significant network upgrade in four years and what it means for the bitcoin community.