Bitcoin breaks $57,000 as on-chain data turns “mostly bullish”
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap, broke the $57,000 price level based on strong fundamentals and favorable on-chain ...
Read moreBitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap, broke the $57,000 price level based on strong fundamentals and favorable on-chain ...
Read moreOn-chain data for funding rates shows traders are once again piling into Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap.Funding ...
Read moreKey Bitcoin Takeaways Bitcoin staged an incredible bounce in the early morning session on Wednesday, breaching $55,000. Nonetheless, retreating US ...
Read moreBitcoin, the ‘digital gold,’ is giving the real deal a run for its money. Or at least the data shows ...
Read moreBitcoin markets saw a drastic correction over the last week which carried over to the weekend. But data shows miners ...
Read moreBitcoin prices dropped Friday, tracking declines in the US indexes after new data indicated a stronger economic recovery and an ...
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Read moreDespite bitcoin’s rapid $3,000 fall from new record highs seen Sunday, institutions seem confident about the cryptocurrency’s long-term prospects.The cryptocurrency ...
Read moreKraken's connection to the Chainlink network allows the exchange to broadcast its price data for use in blockchain-based apps. Source ...
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