Bitcoin (BTC) has started the week in bearish territory as bearish sentiment continues to dominate the market. The flagship cryptocurrency is down nearly 2%, trading around $115,525 after dipping to a low of $114,703.
Bitcoin (BTC) has stabilized around $117,500 after registering a substantial decline on Thursday and Friday. On-chain activity has declined after the flagship cryptocurrency briefly plunged below the $17,000 mark, falling to a low of $117,930 before recovering.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a sharp drop on Friday, falling from $119,150 to a low of $116,930 as the market rally continues to reverse. The flagship cryptocurrency lost momentum after surging past $124,000 to set a new all-time high, and has struggled to reclaim key levels in the face of substantial selling pressure.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market sank after hotter-than-expected inflation numbers and a lack of clarity on US crypto policy lowered prices. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that the US will not be buying more BTC for its strategic reserve.
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Bitcoin’s (BTC) price action saw two extremes as it surged to a new all-time high before losing momentum. The flagship cryptocurrency crossed $124,000 and set a new all-time high of $124,533. However, it plummeted below $120,000 almost immediately following an unsettling US PPI report. The report revealed that wholesale inflation surged far beyond expected levels, jeopardizing expectations of a rate cut.
Bitcoin (BTC) has reclaimed the $120,000 mark after an early session wobble. The flagship cryptocurrency fell to an intraday low of $118,931 early on, but rebounded to reclaim $120,000 and move to its current level of $120,551.
Bitcoin (BTC) lost momentum after surging to an intraday high of $122,319 on Monday. As a result, the flagship cryptocurrency plunged to an intraday low of $118,050 before settling at $118,628.
Bitcoin (BTC) started the week on a very bullish note, racing past $120,000 early on Monday and reaching an intraday high of $122,190. However, the flagship cryptocurrency stalled at this level and currently trades around $120,500.
Bitcoin (BTC) is up nearly 2% over the past 24 hours as buyers make a renewed push towards $120,000. However, the price is expected to face substantial resistance at that level. However, the flagship cryptocurrency has maintained its position above $116,000, indicating that bulls are not ceding ground to sellers.
