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Bitcoin (BTC) is attempting to break above an intraday trading range, but resistance around $48K-$51K could stall the rally. Momentum signals remain positive, which could keep buyers active over the short-term. origin »
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Bitcoin (BTC) is approaching overbought levels, although pullbacks from the $48K-$51K resistance zone should be brief. Upside momentum is slowing on intraday charts, but turned positive on the weekly chart.
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Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Price Rebounds to $86,000 as Deutsche Bank Flags Five Forces Behind the Sell-Off Bitcoin price rebounded to $86,000 after lows of $80,915 last week. Deutsche Bank, Anthony Popliano and Fed Governor Christopher Waller all added some nuance to the recent volatility.
Nvidia earnings beat estimates for Q3, boosting its shares and helping Bitcoin rebound to $90,000 amid strong data center revenue. The post Nvidia jumps after earnings beat and helps Bitcoin reclaim $90,000 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The drop highlights the risks of heavy crypto exposure, potentially affecting investor confidence and stability in related sectors. The post Strategy stock drops 10% amid Bitcoin volatility and trader debate appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Grayscale's move to launch an XRP ETF could enhance mainstream adoption and regulatory acceptance of cryptocurrency investments. The post Grayscale set to launch XRP trust ETF appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Polymarket gives 50% odds of Bitcoin hitting $85K in November as BTC falls below $90K amid broader market weakness. The post Polymarket shows 50% odds of Bitcoin reaching $85K in November appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Portnoy's crypto investments highlight growing mainstream interest and potential volatility in digital assets, influencing market dynamics. The post ‘Smart trade’ — Eric Trump reacts after Dave Portnoy discloses XRP, BTC, and ETH purchases appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Bitcoin Magazine New Hampshire Approves First-Ever $100 Million Bitcoin-Backed Municipal Bond New Hampshire has become the world’s first government to approve a $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal conduit bond, a move greenlit by the state’s Business Finance Authority that could usher digital assets into the $140 trillion global debt market.