Bitcoin (BTC) rose sharply on Sunday as macroeconomic developments, including positive US-China trade talks and increasing odds of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve brought about the return of bullish sentiment
Bitcoin (BTC) held its position above $111,000 as its latest breakout takes a breather over the weekend. The flagship cryptocurrency has gained considerable ground since Thursday, reclaiming key levels and moving to its current position.
Bitcoin (BTC) has steadily climbed above $111,000 as the delayed Consumer Price Index (CPI) report showed inflation cooling to 3% in September, slightly below the predicted 3.1% forecast, boosting crypto market sentiment.
Bitcoin (BTC) has crossed $111,000 during the ongoing session after confirmation that President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping, easing market fears about escalating trade tensions between the US and China.
Bitcoin (BTC) has rallied during the ongoing session as it looks to reclaim $110,000. The flagship cryptocurrency is up over 2%, trading around $109,700.
Bitcoin (BTC) slumped back into the red on Tuesday as market sentiment soured after President Trump threatened to call off a scheduled meeting with Xi Jinping. The flagship cryptocurrency reached an intraday high of $114,082 on Tuesday before settling at $108,362.
Bitcoin (BTC) found itself back in bearish territory as its weekend bounce fizzled out after reaching an intraday high of $111,748 on Monday, thanks to lingering macroeconomic risks related to trade tensions between the US and China.
Bitcoin (BTC) has climbed above $110,000 as the cryptocurrency market rebounds, buoyed by a potential Fed policy shift and positive developments after the latest trade tensions between the US and China.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded between $107,000 and $108,000 as markets witnessed a bit of calm over the weekend. The flagship cryptocurrency is marginally up over the past 24 hours, trading around $107,670.
Bitcoin (BTC) slumped to a low of $103,736 on Friday as the price sank to levels not seen since August. Safe haven bets clearly favored gold as the asset’s market cap surged to a record $30 trillion, up 18% over the past month.
