Cryptocurrencies News, Page 15

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Bitcoin back in the red, but with minor losses relative to the broader market, a move back to $6,300 levels likely to deliver a trend bucking gain.

Bitcoin’s held on to positive territory early, having eased back from an early test of resistance levels, any sideways move possibly hurting later.

It’s a positive start to the day following late Sunday’s news driven reversal, though holding on to early gains may be a challenge.

A steadier stats to the day, following another sell-off on Saturday, will give the bulls some relief, but there may be more pain ahead.

It’s been a positive start to the day, though the lack of an early relief rally leaving the Bitcoin bears firmly in control going into the weekend.

Bitcoin sees red early, with investors treading carefully ahead of the weekend, an EU review of the market next week weighing.

The Bitcoin slide continues in the early hours, with side lined investors looking to see if the early reversal is a spillover or a sign of more pain ahead.

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Bitcoin holds on to positive territory in the early hours, though will need to break back through to $7,400 levels to avoid a bearish move.

As the summer lull period is coming to an end, Bitcoin is trading with a bullish sentiment and consistently grows.

Bitcoin recovered from early losses this morning, while strong resistance at $7,300 continues to be a struggle for the Bitcoin bulls.

Australia second largest state, Queensland, has turned to cryptocurrency as it looks to boost the tourism sector. The state government has participated in two funding rounds on local startup, TravelbyBit, as part of the latest push that seeks to transform Brisbane into a crypto friendly city.

It seems that the SEC has not completely turned its back on Bitcoin and a possible ETF in the future; there is likely to be further twists ahead with a new ruling to be made at the end of the month on VanEck’s application for a cryptocurrency ETF.

Profit taking hits Bitcoin in the early hours of Monday, giving the bears some respite, following a solid weekend of gains.

Bitcoin recovers from an early morning reversal to move back into positive territory, with a hold on to $7,200 levels supporting an afternoon rally.

Bitcoin in positive territory early, while trailing the majors, with a hold on to $7,000 levels needed to avoid a slide later in the day.

A morning pullback has seen Bitcoin struggle to move back through to $7,000 levels, which could spell trouble later in the day.

Bitcoin is back in the red and at sub-$7,000 as investors continue to grapple with the news of EU finance ministers planning to discuss cryptos next month.