Bitcoin (BTC) made a promising start to the week, surging to an intraday high of $108,944 on Monday. However, the worsening situation in the Middle East prompted a sharp decline as markets turned bearish. As a result, the flagship cryptocurrency dropped to $106,806.
Bitcoin (BTC) has made a positive start to the week after a sluggish weekend, reclaiming $107,000 and moving to its current level of $107,100 after an increase of 1.23%. The flagship cryptocurrency maintained its position above $105,000 despite facing selling pressure, indicating that traders are buying the dip.
Bitcoin (BTC) extended its losses for a second consecutive day, with the price down 0.52% as it struggles to stay above $105,000. The flagship cryptocurrency is currently trading at around $104,951.
Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a low of $102,832 on Friday as escalating Middle East tensions kept the markets on tenterhooks. Rising uncertainty and tensions could also limit future rallies. The flagship cryptocurrency is down almost 1% during the ongoing session, trading around $105,103.
Bitcoin (BTC) extended its losses for a third consecutive day, plunging to a low of $102,832 as markets turned bearish thanks to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Tensions flared up after Israel conducted preemptive strikes on Iranian military facilities, worsening market sentiment.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) push toward a new all-time high stalled after reaching $110,253. The decline comes despite encouraging US macroeconomic data. However, analysts are optimistic about a recovery and a rally to $115,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) is down almost 1% during the ongoing session as buyers lost momentum after crossing $110,000 earlier this week. The flagship cryptocurrency tested the $110,000 level twice this week, suggesting a potential move past its all-time high could become a possibility.
Bitcoin (BTC) started the week on a bullish note, breaking out of its trading range and surging past $110,000 to settle at $110,251. However, it has slipped back below $110,000 as buyer fatigue set in, allowing sellers to retake control.
Bitcoin (BTC) has registered a significant uptick after starting the day on a sluggish note. The flagship cryptocurrency reclaimed $107,000 as momentum returned after a subdued weekend that saw the price retake $105,000. However, analysts have warned that BTC still risks a drop below $105,000, depending on the outcome of US-China trade talks.
Bitcoin (BTC) held firm above $105,000 as price action remained muted amid escalating political and market concerns. The flagship cryptocurrency had plunged to an intraday low of $100,421 late on Thursday before rebounding on Friday and reclaiming $105,000 on Saturday.
