Bitcoin (BTC) crossed $95,000 during the current session as bulls eye a breakout beyond $100,000. Analysts believe it is only a matter of time before the flagship cryptocurrency retakes $100,000. BTC was last at this level at the beginning of February.
Bitcoin's (BTC) price action is relatively muted as it hovers around $95,000. The flagship cryptocurrency went past $95,000 on Friday, rising to $95,620, but lost momentum and declined to its current level of $94,285.
Bitcoin (BTC) has entered a consolidation phase after rallying almost 10% this week despite trading marginally lower during the ongoing session. The flagship cryptocurrency maintained its position above $90,000 despite facing substantial selling pressure, falling to a low of $91,678 before rebounding.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a drop during the ongoing session as its latest rally took a breather after coming across resistance around $95,000. The flagship cryptocurrency lost momentum after reaching an intraday high of $94,662 as selling pressure at upper levels overwhelmed buyers.
Bitcoin (BTC) extended its gains on Wednesday as its strong start to the week continues. The flagship cryptocurrency has surged over 9% in two days and continues to push higher, setting its sights on a move to $100,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) began Monday on a bullish note as it surged past $87,000, breaking out of a week-long consolidation phase between $82,000 and $86,000. The flagship cryptocurrency is up over 2% after the Dollar fell thanks to a perceived threat to the Federal Reserve’s independence after President Donald Trump’s comments on Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
Bitcoin (BTC) has rallied during the ongoing session, up over 2%, as it looks to reclaim $90,000. Bullish sentiment around the flagship cryptocurrency has registered a notable increase this week after breaking past $87,000 on Monday.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) price action remained muted as the flagship cryptocurrency registered a marginal decline, slipping below $85,000. Bitcoin whales are accumulating BTC at 3x of the daily mined supply. However, this has not led to a price breakout, with BTC facing multiple rejections around the $86,000 level.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a marginal increase to move past $85,000. The flagship cryptocurrency has been locked in a narrow sideways range all week. Volatility has dried up and price action remains muted.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a marginal decline and is trading just under $85,000 as it tests a key resistance level after recovering from a decline that saw the price drop to a low of $74,393 last week. The flagship cryptocurrency is trading within a narrow range, indicating that its price structure is stabilizing.
