Bitcoin Down 1% After Biggest Weekly Price Gain Since July
Despite a dip today, bitcoin has crossed into bullish territory with the biggest weekly gain since July
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According to CoinGecko, the most prominent cryptocurrency in the world plummeted by 3.5% in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin gave up all of its gains from last week as it fell below $20,000. BTC’s price on the market right now is $19,750, and the weekly gain is in the red with a 2.6% loss. BTC moved toward a gradual and steady recovery last week. The leading cryptocurrency posted its biggest weekly gain in the previous nine weeks. It increased by 12% last week after experiencing its worst quarter in June. Related Reading | Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes Says “Prepare” For A Massive....
Prices fell by 6% in the seven days to Jan. 17, a weekly fall not seen since the first week of September.
The outlook of the general crypto market hasn’t been very encouraging in recent times. This week saw most coins losing their daily and weekly price gains. For instance, Bitcoin stayed red in both daily and weekly price gains. Currently, its 24-hour price is showing a drop of 1.83%. But the 7 days movement shows a price loss of 4%. Ethereum has also shown an unimaginable loss in its 7 days price gain. Related Reading: Polkadot Suffers 10% Weekly Loss On Hawkish Fed – Time To Buy DOT? As of September 23, ETH hourly gain, 24 hours gain, and 7 days were all red. The crypto lost 0.02% in 24....
Bitcoin opened July with a value of circa $640 and by the end of the month it settled at just under $590. During the month of July several events occurred that should have had an effect on the value of, what is recognized as, a volatile commodity (all currencies can be thought of as commodities in economics). During the month of July the proposed New York regulations for traders that accept bitcoins, as well as those that store them, were announced (BitLicense). This announcement happened on July 17th, yet the Bitcoin value remained stable until July 20th. Why did the market not act on....