Bitcoin price cooled off at the start of December, but several bullish catalysts support investors' belief that $100,000 BTC is around the corner.
Bitcoin CME futures pushed above the $100,000 market, but BTC’s spot price struggles to mirror the move.
Long liquidations and profit-taking from long-term Bitcoin holders are the primary factors in today’s sell-off. When will the dip buyers show up?
Bitcoin’s price inches closer to $100,000, where market participants have built $300 million in sell walls. Will BTC clear the $100,000 hurdle?
Bitcoin hit $90,000, but holding it is proving to be a challenge. Cointelegraph explains why.
Bitcoin price hit a new all-time high above $76,850, and multiple data points suggest that the rally has room to run higher.
Gold and silver are halfway into a “decade-long bull market,” and Bitcoin is one narrative catalyst away from rallying to $100,000, according to 1971 Capital CIO Brian Russ.
Bitcoin price rallies within $200 of a new all-time high as several fundamentals point to the crypto bull marking picking up pace.
Bullish Bitcoin traders are making progress by attempting to retake the 200-day moving average, but a close above $66,000 could kickstart a rally to BTC’s all-time high.
Bitcoin must overcome resistance in the $64,000 to $66,000 zone before a new set of growth catalysts initiate the path to six-figure BTC price territory.
Bitcoin bulls stampede toward $60,000 but is there enough energy to break above to 200-day moving average?