Cryptocurrencies

Over the past two trading sessions, Bitcoin has gained more than 6%, climbing back to the $90,000 per BTC zone, a level not seen since early March.

Today, Bitcoin has recorded a drop of more than 10%, breaking below the key psychological level of $80,000 per BTC. The selling pressure, which began over the weekend, has been mainly driven by the rising perception of market risk.

Bitcoin Forecast: After the DXY pulled back from the 107-mark, Bitcoin retraced to the 86,000 level, reflecting a slight cooling in Trump-driven market momentum. Is the 100,000 mark still within reach?

Welcome to another edition of Technical Tuesday, a weekly report where we highlight some of the most interesting markets that will hopefully appease technical analysts and traders alike. In this week’s report, we will analysis the EUR/USD, FTSE and Ether following recent bullish price action in all these markets.

Bitcoin and Ethereum remain essentially unchanged this month while gold has struggled and the Nasdaq 100 has surged

Learn about the full history of money to see how currency evolved from barter systems to bitcoin. In this timeline, we go deep on the evolution of money including the development of banking establishments and the future of cashless societies.

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) and Ethereum (ETH/USD) are pulling back after last week's big breakouts - where next?

It looks like the Shanghai Upgrade has done more good than harm to the ETH/USD outlook. So, where does Ether go from here?

There is certainly a compelling case that the worst of the winter is behind us, though crypto traders shouldn’t necessarily be donning their tank tops, swim trunks, and sunglasses quite yet!

Crypto assets have remained supported despite firmer dollar and bond yields being

We would also caution crypto traders against assuming Bitcoin and its brethren will be “up only” from here on out