Bitcoin (BTC) is marginally down during the ongoing session but has sustained its position above $103,000 despite selling pressure. The flagship cryptocurrency registered a notable increase on Wednesday after experiencing volatility on Tuesday to settle above $104,000.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) rally stalled over the weekend after it failed to move past $105,000 after hitting a wall of resistance. The flagship cryptocurrency started the week facing selling pressure and volatility, falling to an intraday low of $100,692 before rebounding to $102,729.
Bitcoin (BTC) briefly crossed $105,000 during the ongoing session, reaching an intraday high of $105,705 before declining to its current level. The flagship cryptocurrency is marginally up during the ongoing session, trading below $105,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) soared to an intraday high of $104,916 as it tested the $105,000 level before losing momentum and dropping to its current level of $103,992. The flagship cryptocurrency’s momentum stalled over the weekend after surging past $100,000 on Thursday.
Bitcoin (BTC) surged past $100,000 on Thursday as markets reacted to easing trade tensions, the US-UK trade deal, and news that US-China trade talks were set to take place over the weekend.
Bitcoin (BTC) posted a significant rally on Thursday, taking it past the psychological $100,000 level. The flagship cryptocurrency surged after President Donald Trump announced the US and UK had signed a comprehensive trade deal, greatly improving investor sentiment.
Bitcoin (BTC) posted a substantial rally during the ongoing session, surging past $97,000 as bullish sentiment returned to the crypto markets. Markets rallied after the White House announced a trade deal with the UK.
Bitcoin (BTC) staged a dramatic recovery to reclaim $96,000 on Tuesday and extended its gains to capture $97,000 during the ongoing session despite resistance.
Bitcoin (BTC) has slipped below $94,000 as it continues to decline, thanks to growing economic uncertainty, trade tensions with China, and renewed tariff tensions. The flagship cryptocurrency is down nearly 1% and trading around $93,920.
Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $95,000 over the weekend after being rejected at a key resistance level on Friday, allowing sellers to take control. The flagship cryptocurrency is down over 1% in the past 24 hours and trading around $94,150, with sellers having the upper hand.
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