As BTC price marches to new ATHs, its meteoric rise has met with record-breaking volatility. This week saw Bitcoin briefly trade above $38K, testing a new psychological resistance level. With bears making their presence felt, are we seeing the beginnings of a serious correction?
As Ripple (XRP) makes its way back into the top 5 cryptocurrency rankings, analysts are asking whether the token may be about to push itself back into the spotlight of the crypto world with a bullish run.
September 22nd saw BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, SOL, TON, DOT, and MATIC all rebound from a week of bearish performance. An in-depth analysis of intraday price changes reveals that all 10 digital assets climbed to various levels of highs—revealing an unexpected but welcome trend.
In an unexpected turn of events, Bitcoin has held its ground even as some major altcoins experienced sharp drops in value. SUI and PEPE both saw losses of 5% and 8% respectively, leading to a surprising market anomaly.
As Bitcoin prices plummet 11% this week, experts are wondering how far down BTC prices can go. With price volatility continuing, investors are anxious for answers as they assess the risk of further losses.
After two months of bearish market sentiment, recovery appears to be in sight for Ethereum (ETH), as the coin now hovers just under $200. What’s driving this short-term optimism? Here are the two key things to watch.
XRP faces short-term volatility, but can rely on key support levels to bounce. It is holding the $0.18 level, while the $0.16 area is likely to be the biggest level of support if the price drops any further.
XRP has come a long way since its 2019 low of $0.242, but it still has a long way to go to reach its all-time high of $3.4. What would it take for XRP to reach $0.9? Examining Ripple’s fundamentals and market sentiment should give us an idea.
Ethereum has had a turbulent history since its peak price of almost $2,000 in January 2018. As the price of ETH remains below $2K, analysts point to further troubles ahead for the digital asset.