Bitcoin (BTC) registered a sharp decline late on Tuesday as market sentiment turned sour after the US banned the company’s H20 chip sales to China, impacting both the equity and crypto markets. As a result, the flagship cryptocurrency dropped from a high of $86,512 to settle at $83,701.
Bitcoin (BTC) has continued its ascent past $85,000, with the price up 1.10% and trading around $85,585. The flagship cryptocurrency’s price action has remained relatively muted this week as it recovers after a substantial drop on Sunday.
Bitcoin (BTC) has made a strong start to the week, with the price up almost 2% as bulls look to move past $85,000 and eye a potential climb to $90,000. Analysts believe the flagship cryptocurrency is readying for a technical breakout from its multi-month downtrend.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued its upward trajectory as it looks to establish itself above the crucial $85,000 level. The flagship cryptocurrency went past $85,000 early on but lost momentum after reaching a high of $85,778 and registered a marginal decline to its current level.
Bitcoin (BTC) crossed the $83,000 mark on Friday as it continued its upward trajectory. The flagship cryptocurrency has gained over 5% during the week and is up almost 3% over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin (BTC) surged above $80,000 after losing momentum on Thursday as markets experienced a dip. The flagship cryptocurrency fell to a low of $78,452 on Thursday before settling at $79,592. BTC is up over 3% during the ongoing session, trading around $82,167 as it looks to move past $85,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market rallied after President Donald Trump paused the 90-day tariffs on most nations, giving the stock and crypto markets some much-needed breathing room. The flagship cryptocurrency surged nearly 10% after President Trump paused the tariffs, going from a low of $74,624 to a day high of $83,605.
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to experience volatility as markets remain jittery and are struggling to come to terms with the havoc and turmoil unleashed by Donald Trump’s trade tariffs. The flagship cryptocurrency is down almost 3% over the past 24 hours, although it has posted a recovery during the ongoing session.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued its recovery after experiencing unprecedented volatility on Sunday and Monday. The flagship cryptocurrency had plunged to a low of $74,389 on Monday, a level not seen since November 2024, as Donald Trump’s tariffs decimated markets.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto market plummeted Monday morning as markets witnessed a bloodbath at the beginning of the week. Donald Trump’s tariffs and trade war tensions have pummeled markets and crypto prices crashed after the US stock futures markets opened significantly lower on April 6 as Trump doubled down on his tariff strategy. As a result, BTC fell nearly 10%, dropping to a low of $74,389 before moving to its current level.
