Bitcoin's Tumble to $91K Evokes Thanksgiving 'Massacre' of 2020
The fall of 2020 was an exciting time for crypto, with bitcoin — after beginning the year around $7,000 and plunging to below $4,000 during the March Covid panic — in the middle of a rollicking bull market and appearing set to push through the $20,000 milestone.
Bitcoin on Wednesday climbed back above $96,000, recovering slightly from a pullback this week that knocked it from record ...
Reports highlight the bull market is not over, as BTC is not overvalued, and projects a target of $146K.
Sandwiched between the Halloween and the Christmas festivities, the Thanksgiving holiday is another special day for Americans ...
After four years, the fear around the Thanksgiving Massacre is building, as investors fear a BTC crash with ongoing market ...
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is back. And just in time for the holidays. President-elect Donald Trump's win has kicked off a new era ...
Approximately 45% ($4.2 billion) of the notional value in bitcoin that is set to expire is currently "in the money".
Bitcoin price has once again resumed rally to $100K on Thanksgiving with South Korea's central bank providing rate cut ...
NYC's Macy's Parade has been disrupted by 30 protesters demonstrating in support of Palestinians during Thanksgiving, ...
As Bitcoin trades above $95,000, a cryptocurrency on-chain analyst has highlighted specific technical indicators suggesting ...
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