Despite Bitcoin falling below $60,000, the cycle could be transitioning into the reaccumulation period, according to a popular crypto analyst.

Bitcoin price is declining below $66,000 against the US Dollar. BTC might extend losses if it stays below the $65,000 resistance zone.

Amidst a volatile market, Bitcoin's price hovers at $61,577, with Bernstein projecting a surge to $150K post-halving, reflecting robust future growth.

The Bitcoin price rose more than 1% in the past 24 hours to trade at $63,853.99 as of 2:20 a.m. EST as investors return to accumulate the market leader after the flash crypto crash over the weekend.

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Bitcoin (BTC) has shown the weak hand of bulls, with the sentiment spilling over into altcoins. Specifically, a similar gloom is seen on Ethereum (ETH) price and Ripple (XRP) price. Cognizant that ...

From a fresh BTC price dip as soon as April 16 to a retreat to $40,000 long-term, Bitcoin market observers weigh in on where the market is headed. Bitcoin ( BTC) faces new lower BTC price targets ...

The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) price surged by over 133% last month, reaching the Fibonacci level of around $681. However, it faced a bearish rejection at that point. Consequently, Bitcoin Cash is currently ...

For a confirmed uptrend, however, BTC bulls must haul BTC above the $72,198, the midline of the supply zone that ranges from $71,333 to $73,076. Such a move would encourage more bulls to drive BTC ...

Bitcoin price is correcting lower below $70,000 against the US Dollar. BTC might eye another increase if the bulls remain active above the $68,500 zone.

Bitcoin fell below $60,000 amid fears of global conflict. Analyst Dylan LeClair unpacks whether this represents a true shift in momentum, or simply a bull market correction as bitcoin moves higher.