Bitcoin (BTC) is down just over 1% over the past 24 hours, starting the week on a bearish note. The flagship cryptocurrency trades just above the $96,000 level as traders wait for news that could move the price.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a jump to an intraday high of $98,929 after it emerged that one of Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund holds $436 million in Bitcoin ETF holdings, according to a filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Bitcoin (BTC) is up nearly 1% as it edged above $97,000. Price action remains sluggish, with the flagship cryptocurrency registering a sharp decline on Tuesday, falling to an intraday low of $95,301.
Bitcoin (BTC) is down almost 2% in the current session as it continues to be bogged down by waning investor sentiment and lower risk appetite. The flagship cryptocurrency is trading just over $96,000, as buyers look to prevent a further decline.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued its sluggish performance, dropping nearly 2% on Tuesday as a key support level fell away, allowing sellers to drag the price to an intraday low of $94,903. BTC has since recovered and is trading around $96,200.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto market have recovered this week, with the flagship cryptocurrency trading just above $98,000. BTC is marginally up over the past 24 hours as it looks to build momentum and reclaim $100,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) rallied to push above the $100,000 mark briefly but lost momentum following a mixed jobs report that showed lower levels of unemployment yet slowed job growth in the US economy.
Bitcoin (BTC) is gaining strength, with the price climbing above $99,000, up by 2.44% as buyers look to reclaim $100,000 and kickstart a move towards $105,000 and beyond.
Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $98,000 during the current session as it struggles to recover from Tuesday’s drop of 3.54%. BTC’s drop coincided with a conference by White House Crypto Czar David Sacks that left many in the crypto space disappointed after the flagship cryptocurrency was mentioned only in passing.
Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below $100,000 as markets stalled after reaching $102,500. BTC had dipped to an intraday low of $91,274 on Monday after Trump’s tariffs against Canada and Mexico came into effect.
