Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded after another drop below the key $100,000 level on Friday. The flagship cryptocurrency fell to an intraday low of $99,170 on Friday before reclaiming $100,000 and settling at $103,284.
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to stay above $100,000 as over $2 billion in ETF outflows test investor confidence and conviction near the key $100,000 support level.
Bitcoin (BTC) returned to bearish territory after a brief recovery on Wednesday as market sentiment remains cautious. The flagship cryptocurrency fell to an intraday low of $98,950 on Wednesday before rebounding and settling at $103,869.
Bitcoin (BTC) crashed to a four-month low as it plummeted below $100,000, as sellers overwhelmed buyers, and spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a sharp jump in outflows.
Bitcoin (BTC) has slipped below $104,000 as markets face their biggest decline since the October 10 crash. Liquidations have also spiked, with over $1 billion in positions wiped out over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin (BTC) has started November in bearish territory, with the price down nearly 3% to trade around $107,311. The drop came as investors doubted the longevity of the weekend rally, which briefly took BTC past the $111,000 mark.
Bitcoin (BTC) has rebounded after hitting a low of $106,279 on Thursday. The flagship cryptocurrency is up over 1% during the ongoing session, trading around $109,777.
Bitcoin (BTC) nosedived late on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve announced a 25 bps rate cut following the FOMC meeting. The decline was part of a broader market drop that pulled the global crypto market capitalization below $4 trillion.
Bitcoin (BTC) attempted to claim $116,000 yet again on Tuesday, reaching an intraday high of $116,114. However, it lost momentum after reaching this level and fell by over 1% to $112,906.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a sharp drop on Monday as it lost momentum after reaching an intraday high of $116,410. The flagship cryptocurrency is down nearly 2% over the past 24 hours, trading around $114,479.
