2018-7-23 14:00 |
Bitcoin's rally to two-month highs has more substance than initially thought, the BTC dominance rate indicates. origin »
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The Bitcoin dominance rate (BTCD) has reached a crucial support level, a decline below which could trigger a sharp drop. However, technical indicators suggest that a bounce is to be expected. Possible Bounce for the Bitcoin Dominance Rate The Bitcoin dominance rate has been decreasing since May 8, when it reached a high of 68.
2020-8-13 22:42 | |
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The Bitcoin dominance rate has been increasing since Feb. 15. Since then, it has been trading inside a neutral area between two trading ranges, with its future direction being still unclear. Well-known cryptocurrency trader @Altcoinsherpa posted a long thread about the Bitcoin dominance rate (BTCD), eventually coming to the conclusion that June would be a […] The post The Bitcoin Dominance Rate Could Soon Confirm Its Trend appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2020-4-30 02:15 | |
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To start with, a rise in the BTC dominance rate essentially means the number one cryptocurrency is more in demand compared to the alternative cryptocurrencies. The above chart shows: The BTC dominance rate has increased from 40.
2018-7-23 18:29 | |
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Recent Bitcoin block data shows that Bitcoin’s mining pools BTC. com, AntPool and ConnectBTC, respectively mined about 25. 7 percent, 16. 1 percent and 0. 2 percent of all new blocks over the past week.
2018-6-29 23:07 | |
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The Dominance Index is an indicator that tracks the percent of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization contributed by the leading cryptocurrency. So, a rising dominance rate essentially means the demand for bitcoin is greater than the demand for other innovations.
2018-6-27 22:55 | |
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The BTC dominance rate is an indicator that tracks the percent of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization contributed by the leading cryptocurrency. So, a rising dominance rate essentially means the demand for bitcoin is greater than the demand for altcoins.
2018-6-27 19:59 | |
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Bitcoin is about to see a key bullish cross of two moving averages the first time in nearly four years.
Bitcoin's three-day price consolidation looks to be a bull breather before a continuation of the recent rally to above $4,000.
With bitcoin showing resilience to negative news flow, a strong bullish move is looking increasingly likely.
Bitcoin has reported losses in January for the last four years, and a fifth now looks on the cards.
After breaching key support on Sunday, emboldened bears could soon push bitcoin prices back towards $3,100.
Bitcoin’s price saw its biggest drop for seven weeks on Thursday, weakening the prospects of a bullish breakout above $4,100.
Bitcoin is losing altitude as an unwinding of bullish bets is creating downward pressure on prices.