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At times it may have been painful to watch, while at other times bewildering, but the vicious movements of more than $1,000 in the space of an hour are becoming sorely missed by traders and analysts the world over, as the lack of volatility spreads across the broader market, making

Price action through the week was limited for Bitcoin, with a 0.06% gain on Friday one of only two days in the week where Bitcoin managed to avoid the red.3-days in the red left Bitcoin down 0.88% for the current week, with Bitcoin now having fallen short of the 23.6%

It’s almost 2-weeks ago when Bitcoin and the broader market experienced an anomaly that for once this year favoured the crypto bulls, Bitcoin’s inexplicable rally to a day high $7,788 that not only smashed its way through the day’s major resistance levels but also the elusive 38.2% FIB Retracement Level

Yet another lacklustre day for Bitcoin on Wednesday, with a 0.06% gain bringing to an end two consecutive days of minor losses that have left Bitcoin down just 0.55% for the current week.Unlikely Tuesday’s relatively range bound moves, it was a choppier day for Bitcoin on Wednesday, rallying in the

It’s been quite a year for the cryptomarket, with the bulls and the bears fighting it out for supremacy following the highs of late 2017 and the lows of this year.Those who were fortunate enough to enter the market in the early days, now considered to be whales, may well

Bitcoin gained just 0.05% on Sunday, following a 0.93% rise on Saturday, to end the day at $6,590.1. Gains through the weekend brought to an end 3 consecutive days of losses to leave Bitcoin up 4% for the week, the upside coming from Monday’s 6.3% rally.A relatively choppy day saw

Bitcoin Miners are not buying as many chips as they used to. Taiwan Chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has since slashed its growth target to 6.5%. The world’s largest chip giant had initially predicted a growth rate of between 7% and 9%.Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturer Trims Growth Guidance On slowing

Bitcoin gained 0.93% on Saturday, partially reversing Friday’s 1.38% fall, to end the day at $6,585.2 and increase Bitcoins gains for the week to 3.93%.An early morning intraday low $6,511 saw Bitcoin avoid a pullback to $6,400 levels and the day’s first major support level at $6,474.97, with a broad

Most crypto community members are familiar with the idea of creating a DAO. However, we haven’t yet seen an example of creating a fully functional DAO, and the precedent of a $50 million theft from the project of the same name has called into question the very possibility of creating

Bitcoin slipped by 1.38% on Friday, following on from Thursday’s 1.81% fall, to end the day at $6,519, 3 consecutive days of losses leaving Bitcoin with just a 2.88% gain for the current week.Thursday’s late reversal continued into the early hours of Friday, with Bitcoin sliding from a start of

Bitcoin’s troubles continued on Thursday, with Bitcoin falling by 1.81% off the back of Wednesday’s 0.28% decline, to end the day at $6,613.3.A relatively bullish start to the day saw Bitcoin break through the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $6,757 to strike an early morning intraday high $6,779.9 before hitting

Decentralized governance and security are some of the key selling points of most cryptocurrencies. Unlike fiat currencies, no single entity is supposed to call the shots when it comes to how cryptocurrencies operate. However, a new study has raised serious doubts as to whether such forms of money are truly

Bitcoin slipped by 0.28% on Wednesday, reversing Tuesday’s 0.18% gain, to end the day at $6,735.6.Upward momentum from late Tuesday continued into the early hours of Wednesday, with Bitcoin breaking through the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $6,757 to strike a mid-morning intraday high $6,794 before hitting reverse, selling pressure

Bitcoin gained 0.18% on Tuesday, following Monday’s 6.32% rally, to end the day at $6,754.2.It was back to the tight ranges for Bitcoin, following the USDT price action on Monday, with volatility sliding back to the lower levels that the markets have recently become accustomed to.An early move through to

The beginning of the week for crypto investors was unexpectedly positive: Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital currencies rose sharply by 10% or more. The benchmark coin reached almost $7,000 on CoinMarketCap and on Bitfinex and on several other crypto exchanges, BTC traded with a premium up to $7,500. One of

Bakkt, the cryptocurrency startup launched by the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), is scheduled to launch in November, and with the objective to “transform Bitcoin into a trusted global currency with broad usage,” there is speculation that this is precisely the type of groundbreaking event that the Bitcoin market needs to gain

Bitcoin gained 6.32% on Monday, following a 0.02% rise on Sunday, to end the day at 6,736.9, in what was one of the cryptomarket nuances that has plagued regulators and the SEC in particular.A relatively range bound start to the day saw Bitcoin recover from a morning intraday low $6,294.6

Bitcoin gained just 0.02% on Sunday, following a 0.54% rise on Saturday, to end the week down 4.37% at $6,327.6, the hold on Sunday seeing Bitcoin buck the trend across the broader cryptomarket on the day.While ultimately flat for the day, it was a choppier day than normal for Bitcoin,

Bitcoin gained 0.54% on Saturday, following on from Friday’s 0.52% rise, to end the day at $6,284.5 .It’s been an unusual couple of days for Bitcoin that has moved within particularly tight ranges since Thursday morning’s tumble back to $6,300 levels, investors seemingly lost for direction as reliance on direction

Bitcoin gained 0.52% on Friday, partially reversing Thursday’s 5.67% slide, to end the day at $6,284.5, with 3 consecutive days of losses mid-week leaving Bitcoin down 5.02% for the current week.Tracking the broader cryptomarket, it was a relatively bullish start to the day, with Bitcoin rallying from a start of