Bitcoin Price Closes Above $13K for First Time Since January 2018 Driven by a...
Bitcoin had previously failed to close above $13,000 every day since Jan. 15, 2018.
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Bitcoin has now had 7 consecutive daily green candle closes this month. There have been a couple of 7 consecutive daily candle closes. But so far there has been no eight. The last time there were 8 consecutive daily candle closes, bitcoin price saw a price run-up that saw the price moving out of the $20,000 price range into the $30,000. BTC price movements after 8 consecutive daily candlesticks | Source: Twitter The chart above outlines the movement of the market the last time this happened. The run-up had started last year in 2020 and continued into 2021 before tapering off in....
Bitcoin has powered to its highest price since early 2018 as the buying frenzy continues. Bitcoin has just powered up to its highest price since January 8, 2018, knocking on the door of $16,000 as FOMO grips the markets once again.In a move upwards that has added more than 12% over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin prices touched their highest levels for 33 months reaching $15,980 during early trading in Asia today, November 6, according to Tradingview.com.The $16K level may form resistance since there were two weekly closes at $16,100 in early January 2018 so if this week’s candle can hold on to....
Bitcoin’s recent price structure has not been easy to sit through. The price action has spent months moving sideways to lower, printing a series of bearish monthly closes since October that have placed the crypto sentiment in fear. That kind of slow pressure tends to feel worse than sharp sell-offs. According to a crypto analyst, instead of treating the recent stretch as a warning sign of more declines to come, history shows that the Bitcoin price is much closer to a turning point than most participants realize. The 2018 Parallel: Six Red Candles, Then A 4x Move “With the ongoing....
You can’t keep a good decentralized, peer-to-peer, global digital currency down. After a turbulent first month of 2017, Bitcoin closes January strong and gets back to a net gain for the month. Bitcoin Price Pares 2017 Losses. Bitcoin price always seems to struggle at the start of any calendar year, and January of 2017 was no different. Bitcoin had threatened the all-time price record during the first week of 2017, reaching a high of $1,153 USD on the 5th. However, over the next 48 hours, the price bubble bursts, and Bitcoin lost over 25% of its value. Just one week after its 2017 peak,....
Bitcoin has undergone a strong surge over recent days, surging from under $12,000 to $13,000 as of this article’s writing. Analysts are starting to expect even more upside as the coin posts candle closes above crucial resistance levels. Related Reading: Here’s Why Ethereum’s DeFi Market May Be Near A Bottom Bitcoin Forms Pivotal Daily Close […]