Bitcoin In Standby Mode: Weekend Ranges Rule Before Holiday ‘Chop’
Bitcoin has slipped into standby mode as the weekend unfolds, with price action remaining compressed inside a familiar range. Volatility is muted, momentum is lacking, and traders are largely focused on well-defined scalp levels rather than expecting a decisive move. With the holiday period approaching, patience and precision are taking center stage as the market waits for its next real catalyst. Bitcoin Slips Back Into Weekend Range Mode According to a recent update, analyst Lennaert Snyder noted that Bitcoin has once again entered a period of “weekend chop.” While he does not....
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On today's holiday episode of Markets Daily, we're joined by John Barrett for a holiday classic.
On today's holiday episode of Markets Daily, we're joined by Santa Clause for a bitcoin holiday classic.
The announcement comes after a holiday weekend in which the price of bitcoin hit a succession of new all-time highs.