Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below $115,000 during the ongoing session, dropping to a low of $114,770 thanks to Galaxy Digital moving a whopping 17,123 BTC, worth nearly $2 billion, to multiple centralized exchanges.
Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded during the ongoing session, recovering from a low of $117,142 to reclaim $119,000 as it attempts to reclaim $120,000. The flagship cryptocurrency has struggled to build momentum this week, trading between $116,000 and $120,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) has maintained its position above $118,000 despite facing selling pressure over the weekend and dropping to a low of $116,144 earlier this week. The flagship cryptocurrency rallied to reclaim $118,000 and reach $119,980 on Tuesday.
Bitcoin (BTC) started the week on a positive note after a sluggish weekend that saw sellers push the price down to a low of $116,208 before it closed Sunday at $117,240. However, it fell short of $120,000, losing momentum after reaching an intraday high of $119,618 during the ongoing session.
Bitcoin (BTC) has had a quiet weekend, with the price tethered around $118,000. The flagship cryptocurrency registered a sharp drop on Friday, falling to $117,877, and registered another marginal decline on Saturday.
Bitcoin (BTC) is marginally down over the past 24 hours, trading below the $120,000 mark. Analysts believe the flagship cryptocurrency’s rally is only taking a breather, and have not ruled out another bull run before the end of the month.
Bitcoin (BTC) briefly crossed $120,000 during the ongoing session, reaching an intraday high of $120,800. However, it failed to sustain momentum and fell back, dropping to its current level of $118,970. The flagship cryptocurrency is marginally up over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin (BTC) has registered a notable decline over the past 24 hours, with the flagship cryptocurrency down nearly 1%. BTC fell below $118,000 earlier today as selling pressure returned, and is trading around $117,700.
Bitcoin (BTC) has recovered after a substantial decline on Tuesday, when it plunged to a low of $115,701 before settling at $117,682. The flagship cryptocurrency is up almost 1% during the current session, trading around $118,447.
Bitcoin (BTC) registered a significant decline on Tuesday as traders locked in their profits after the flagship cryptocurrency surged to record levels. BTC raced past $123,000 on Monday, reaching an intraday high of $123,097 before declining to settle at $119,714.
