Cryptocurrencies News, Page 4

It’s been a mixed bag for the majors. While selling pressure kicked in on Saturday, Binance Coin continued to deliver…

Market watchers noted the movement of digital assets from unknown wallets to crypto exchanges, which may indicate a willingness to sell. Whether this is so, we can find out this coming weekend.

Bitcoin Cash ABC looks set for another rally, providing much-needed support to the broader market. Bitcoin will need to hold on though…

Blockstack is a New York based blockchain firm on a mission to build the infrastructure for a decentralized internet. They launched in 2017 and announced that they are seeking to raise $50M via a token sale.

It’s been a bad week for the majors, but it could have been far worse. Bitcoin’s recovery and hold onto $5,000 levels remains pivotal for the broader market.

Reported by Coindesk, PayPal has made its first-ever blockchain investment. This comes as a surprise to many as PayPal is a centralized point of sale giant, arguably in direct competition with the decentralized blockchain industry, aiming to cut out middlemen just like PayPal.

Tagomi Trading, LLC, a New Jersey based cryptocurrency brokerage firm has received the sought after New York BitLicense. They are backed by Peter Thiel, a pro-Bitcoin billionaire and co-founder of PayPal, amongst others, raising a total of $27.5 million.

It’s a bearish start to the weekend, but its been a particularly bullish start to the quarter. A bitcoin hold onto $5,000 levels could deliver another bounce…

The bulls are in the driving seat. A break out to $4,300 may be a step too far, but optimism may well deliver a solid start to the 2nd quarter

Bitcoin sees red early on but moving back through to $4,160 levels could signal another run at $4,200 levels later in the day.

Bitcoin adds only 0.7% in last 24 hours. It seems so slightly to talk about, but this movement is really a key one for now. This level is the January high and a great signal to the bullish trend.

It’s back in the green for Bitcoin, but with $4,100 proving to be a key pivot point, a slide back to sub-$4,000 could result from tight ranges.

Bitcoin holds onto minor gains in the early hours, but Bitcoin has required support to avoid a slide to sub-$4,000 levels.

It’s a bearish start to the day for Bitcoin. Holding onto $4,000 levels will be key to avoiding a mass crypto sell-off later in the day.

In the article, Bitwise, an asset manager in the process of trying to list the first-ever bitcoin exchange-traded fund, said their analysis showed that “substantially all of the volume” reported on 71 out of the 81 exchanges was wash trading, a term that describes a person simultaneously selling and buying

At the beginning of the week, the cryptomarket showed a cautious rise.

Bitcoin held onto positive territory early on in the day, in spite of the broader market hitting red. A slide to sub-$4,000 could be on the cards, however.

It’s a sea of red for the majors mid-week. Bitcoin will need to hold onto $4,000 levels to prevent a crypto meltdown later in the day.

Bitcoin cautiously takes new local highs, but memories of previous declines are still too fresh in the memory of investors.

An early move through to $4,100 levels was short-lived. A hold above $4,066 could give Bitcoin another run later in the day.