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Bitcoin Price
Bitcoin Price refers to the current value of Bitcoin (BTC) in the global cryptocurrency market. As the first and most prominent digital currency, Bitcoin's price is a significant indicator of the overall health of the cryptocurrency market. It is determined by supply and demand dynamics, influenced by factors such as market sentiment, regulatory news, technological advancements, and macroeconomic trends. Bitcoin's price is also closely watched by traditional finance professionals, given its potential as a digital asset and a hedge against inflation. It's traded on various cryptocurrency exchanges, including Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken.
Bitcoin Bulls Back in Control as Market Correction Seems Like Old News
Crypto market appears to be already looking past the harsh correction from earlier this week.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Stabilizes Around $49K After Two Extremely Volatile Trading Days
There are signs some of the excessive leverage had been wrung out of the market, implying the potential for a fresh more to the upside, analysts said.
Fed's Powell Offers Bitcoin Bulls Glimmer of Hope as Price Drops to $45K
Jerome Powell is likely to reiterate the Fed's pro-stimulus stance later today, possibly putting a floor under bitcoin and stocks.
Bitcoin Trades in Record $11K Daily Range After Dropping From $58K
Bitcoin's average daily range to date in 2021 is $3,765.
Bitcoin Briefly Drops Below $48K as Analysts Say Rally Overdone, Yellen Comments
Analysts are mixed on how low bitcoin might go if a bigger pullback is seen.
Bitcoin Crosses $57K, Setting Another All-Time High and Igniting a Crypto Rally
Less than two months into 2021, the price of bitcoin has risen 95.4%.
After Breaching $50K, Bitcoin Gives Up Earlier Gains
Markets still remain bullish; retail traders take to derivatives.
China Was Questioning Tesla About Quality Problems. Then Bitcoin Happened
How Tesla caught a lucky break.
