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.
Bitcoin (BTC) failed to maintain its position above $117,000, slipping back into bearish territory and dropping nearly 1% on Friday. Price Action has remained flat over the past 24 hours, after President Trump announced a slew of new trade tariffs.
Bitcoin (BTC) started a fresh increase on Wednesday, reclaiming $115,000 and settling at $115,051. The flagship cryptocurrency continued pushing higher on Thursday, rising over 2% to cross $117,000 and settle at $117,483. However, BTC is marginally down during the ongoing session, trading around $116,924.
Bitcoin (BTC) has registered a sharp increase during the ongoing session, reclaiming $116,000 as markets rebounded. The flagship cryptocurrency is up 1.30%, trading around $115,560.
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to build momentum during the ongoing session, with the price marginally up. The flagship cryptocurrency briefly crossed $115,000 on Tuesday but failed to maintain its upward trajectory, dropping to end the day at $114,135.
Bitcoin (BTC) is marginally down during the ongoing session, struggling to build momentum amid macroeconomic challenges, as markets maintain a cautious outlook. The flagship cryptocurrency fell to an intraday low of $113,786 before moving to its current level of $114,855.
Bitcoin (BTC) has started the week in positive territory, with the price marginally up after reaching an intraday high of $115,093. The flagship cryptocurrency ended its six-day decline on Sunday, rising 1.52% to reclaim $114,000 and settle at $114,311.
Bitcoin (BTC) has recovered during the ongoing session, with the price up 1.40%. The flagship cryptocurrency has reclaimed $114,000 and is currently trading around $114,175.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) decline deepened as the flagship cryptocurrency fell to a low of $112,792 on Friday. The decline comes amid a confluence of bearish political and macroeconomic developments, including a poor US jobs report, sweeping trade tariffs on key partners, and renewed tensions with Russia.
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped over the past 24 hours, falling from $118,764 to a low of $114,385 before moving to its current level. The flagship cryptocurrency is currently trading around $115,100, down nearly 3%.
