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Bitcoin [BTC] has, after several weeks, shown signs of recovery as it crossed the $60k mark. While this development looked optimistic, the latest analysis suggested that BTC might reach new highs in 2024.

Bitcoin traded above $60,000 on July 14 as an assassination attempt on United States presidential candidate Donald Trump sparked BTC price volatility. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView tracked a crypto market surge as news of the attack …

Bitcoin whales have snapped up 71,000 BTC over the past week, coinciding with a German selloff, suggesting a potential market rebound. Whale Transactions Hit $41.32 Billion Market narratives are being …

The bitcoin price has topped $60,000 per bitcoin, up from lows of $53,000 earlier this month, after Trump’s chances of retaking the White House in November spiked on the crypto-based Polymarket …

The Federal Reserve’s latest CPI report dropped, but Bitcoin and its crypto pals barely flinched. Despite expectations for a bullish boost from anticipated Fed rate cuts, BTC’s price didn’t budge. Here’s why: 1. **Already Priced In?** Market whispers …

Bitcoin’s Fee Drop Hints at Profit Struggles, But Price Surge Could Be Imminent Bitcoin’s [BTC] network fees plummeted by 18.25% recently, hitting a low not seen since November 2023. This drop in fees,

Meanwhile, Arkham, a blockchain intelligence firm … This aggressive sell-off has sparked criticism from figures like German lawmaker and Bitcoin advocate Joana Cotar. Cotar suggested that using the …

Bitcoin ETFs are raking in billions despite BTC’s price slump! While BTC dipped below $60,000, Wall Street’s optimism hasn’t wavered. ETF inflows hit $15.50 billion since launch, with daily averages of $79 million,

Ethereum ETF approval could boost ETH, as analysts predict greater performance over Bitcoin amidst bearish BTC trends.

Bitcoin’s fees plummet, sparking profitability concerns, but price hike potential looms Bitcoin’s [BTC] network fees dropped by 18.25% from last week, hitting a low not seen since November 2023 and generating just $5.

Just two months after the Bitcoin halving, the crypto market sentiment has become fragmented, with no solid consensus. According to a recent survey by CoinGecko, 49.3% of crypto participants remained …

Michael Saylor, a renowned Bitcoin maximalist, has commented on the massive Bitcoin sales made by the German Government. According to Arkham Intelligence data, the European nation’s wallet reached …

Bitcoin has been on a downward spiral for the better part of July 2024. The German government’s dumping of 50,000 BTC and Mt. Gox’s release of $9 billion have caused uncertainty in markets. Bears and …

Bitcoin’s fee drop hints at a tough road ahead for network profits. Yet, supply on exchanges dipped, setting the stage for a potential price surge. The Bitcoin [BTC] network saw its total fees plummet …

Drop in fees signals a challenging period for the network’s profitability Supply on exchanges fell, with other developments supporting a price hike The total fees generated by the Bitcoin [BTC] …

Germany finished selling off its Bitcoin yesterday, and almost immediately, the bearish pressure they triggered almost disappeared. Technical indicators turned bullish pretty quickly. Are we …

While BTC has held steady above $57,000, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has decreased by 0.38% in the last day. The coin is trading at $57,649, about a 20% decline from the $73,750 all-time high it achieved as of Q1, 2024.

Bitcoin is trading within a narrow range between $58,500 and $59,000 after the German government dumps final BTC holdings

Bitcoin ETFs keep raking in cash even as BTC’s price slips! Despite Bitcoin [BTC] dropping below $60,000 and shaking up investor sentiment, Wall Street’s still betting big on the king of crypto. Here’s the lowdown: Wall Street’s bullish vibes: Recent figures show Bitcoin ETFs have seen a whopping $15.

Bitcoin started the week nursing a slump that stoked fears of outflows from dedicated US exchange-traded funds. Instead dip buyers poured in cash, a pattern that for some points to a less volatile …