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Bitcoin fell by 3.92% on Monday, reversing the previous week’s 3.92% gain, to end the day at $6,244.A move through to a start of a day intraday high $6,543.3 was the only bullish move of the day, with Bitcoin falling short of the first major resistance level at $6,557.0 before

Bitcoin bucked the trend across the broader market by ending in the red on Sunday, with a 0.2% fall that partially reversed Saturday’s 0.5% gain. Bitcoin ended the week at $6,500, gaining 3.92% to partially reverse the previous week’s 14.3% slide.A choppy start to the day saw Saturday’s late in

Bitcoin gained 0.5% on Saturday, reversing Friday’s 0.18% fall, to end the day at $6,512.7, a first hold at $6,500 levels since 6th September, with the upward move giving Bitcoin a 4.12% gain for the current week.A relatively choppy day saw Bitcoin ease to a mid-morning intraday low $6,465.6 before

Bitcoin slipped by 0.18% on Friday, following Thursday’s 2.44% gain, to end the day at $6,477.7, with the Thursday rally supporting Bitcoin’s 3.56% gain for the week, Monday through Friday.A particularly choppy Friday morning saw Bitcoin rally in the early hours to an intraday high $6,596.5, breaking through the day’s

Bitcoin continued its recovery from the previous week’s losses, gaining 2.44% on Thursday to end the day at $6,489, the moves through the week bucking the trend across the broader market, with Bitcoin seeing just 1-day in the red through to the end of Thursday.A start of a day move

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Bitcoin gained 0.65% on Wednesday, reversing Tuesday’s 0.36% fall, to end the day at $6,333.4, the moves through the first half of the week seeing Bitcoin recover some of the previous week’s losses.A relatively choppy morning saw Bitcoin pullback from a start of a day morning high $6,285 to late

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Bitcoin slipped by just 0.36% on Tuesday, partially reversing Monday’s 1.44% gain, to end the day at $6,292.2.A relatively bullish start to the day saw Bitcoin strike an early morning intraday high $6,399.6 before hitting reverse, the day’s high seeing Bitcoin come up against the first major resistance level at

Bitcoin rose by 1.44% on Monday, following on from Sunday’s 1.13% gain, to end the day at $6,330.A positive start to the day saw Bitcoin move through to an early intraday high $6,373.7 before easing back, the day’s high seeing Bitcoin fall short of the first major resistance level at

Bitcoin gained 1.13% on Sunday, partially reversing Saturday’s 3.32% fall, to end the day at $6,255, the day’s gain bringing to an end 5 consecutive days of losses to leave Bitcoin down 14.3% for the week.A particularly choppy day saw Bitcoin fall back to an early intraday low $6,140.5, before

Bitcoin slid by 3.32% on Saturday, following a 1.78% fall on Friday, to end the day at $6,184.9.A 4th consecutive day in the red and 5 losses in 6 days left Bitcoin down 15.3% for the current week, with Bitcoin and the broader market unable to shake off a run

Bitcoin fell by 1.78% on Friday, following Thursday’s 2.93% decline, to end the day at $6,399.7, with 4 days of losses in 5 leaving Bitcoin down 12.3% for the current week.A relatively range bound start to the day saw Bitcoin hold on to $6,500 levels, a late morning intraday high

Bitcoin fell by 2.93% on Thursday, following on from Wednesday’s 8.81% slide, to end the day at $6,507.6.Wednesday’s sell-off continued into Thursday, with Bitcoin following the broader market deep into the red at the start of the day, Bitcoin falling through the day’s first major support level at $6,472.47 to

Bitcoin slid by 8.81% on Wednesday, reversing Tuesday’s 1.23% gain with venom, to end the day at $6,710.7.A particularly range bound start to the day saw Bitcoin hover at the 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $7,376, with Bitcoin managing to move back through to $7,400 levels with a morning high

DasCoin, the Currency of Trust, is continuing its rapid expansion and will now be traded on IDAX, marking its fourth listing on a cryptocurrency exchange. This listing was announced in late August, and trading begins 5th September 2018.With this listing, DasCoin can be found in addition to more than 40

August was a difficult month for cryptocurrencies. The price of bitcoin dipped and the price of some altcoins plummeted. What was a painful loss for crypto holders, turned out to be an opportunity for outstanding gains even for day traders who were able to take advantage of price volatility. A

Bitcoin gained 1.23% on Tuesday, reversing Monday’s 0.47% decline, to end the day at $7,357.2.Recovering from an early morning intraday low $7,246.2. Steering clear of the day’s first major support level at $7,187.47, Bitcoin rallied through late morning and early afternoon to an intraday high $7,415.4.The rally through to the

Since August 31, the Bitcoin (BTC) has added 5% to $7,300, showing its ability to continue the growth after the breaks. The summer lull period is coming to an end and this autumn can bring an increase in trade volumes if significant news triggers appear.Since the beginning of 2018, the

Bitcoin slipped by just 0.47% on Monday, partially reversing Sunday’s 1.43% gain, to end the day at $7,265.7, the trend of Monday losses resuming after having managed to kick off the previous week on the front foot.In line with the broader market, Bitcoin slipped from a start of a day