2020-1-26 11:41 |
China is still impacting Bitcoin, according to analysts, as price action turns negative in the wake of coronavirus and new year celebrations.
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Key takeaways BTC dips lower for a fourth straight day on Monday after losing nearly 6% the previous week. US-listed BTC spot ETFs record a weekly outflow of $1 billion, the highest in three months.
Key takeaways Bitcoin has dipped below $80,000 after being rejected by the key 200-day EMA supply zone. US-listed spot ETFs recorded an outflow of $635 million on Wednesday. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $80,000 on Thursday after failing to overcome a key overhead supply area earlier this week.
Key takeaways Bitcoin recovers slightly on Wednesday after finding support below $80,000. US-listed spot ETF saw outflows of $233 million on Tuesday, Bitcoin finds support at a key level Bitcoin (BTC) has slightly rebounded and is currently trading above $81,000 on Wednesday, following a retest of a critical technical support level the previous day.
Key takeaways Bitcoin trades around $81,000, maintaining a bullish bias but facing resistance at the 200-day EMA. Traders await the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which could trigger volatility in BTC and risky assets.
Bitcoin retreated amid clashes in the Strait of Hormuz and rising oil prices. Analysts argue that a limited appetite for full‑scale escalation caps downside risk. Bulls aim for a rebound toward $82,000, but bears could target a breakdown below $78,000.
Key takeaways Bitcoin briefly topped the $81,000 mark on Tuesday, the highest level in three months. Crypto sentiment improves, with inflows into US-listed spot ETFs totaling $154 million last week.
Bitcoin dropped to lows of $74,958 before stabilizing above $75,000. The decline also coincided with tighter liquidity in traditional equity markets. Crypto stocks fell sharply as short‑term volatility hit risk assets.