Bitcoin slid to a two-month low on Thursday, extending a month-long ... Bitcoin fell more than 2% to $57,843, its lowest since May 2, and has lost more than 6% so far this week.
The drop also coincides with a plunge on Wall Street: Dow Jones dropped over 2.5% on Monday—its worst loss by percentage ...
Bitcoin could experience another two months of downside pressure before a bullish chart pattern could lead to a breakout.
By contrast, data from Bank of America's weekly 'Flow Show' report suggests investors are using this week's equity market pullback to put cash back into stocks, with $46.2 billion -- the third ...
It had earlier touched $55,020, around 17% higher than the almost 2-month low of close to $47,000 hit on Sunday. Bitcoin remained well below its all-time high of close to $65,000, reached on April ...
The cryptocurrency markets fell sharply on July 14 after bitcoin (BTC) endured another $ ... and then $10,500 for the first time since July 2. Prices had initially attempted to rally above $10,800 ...
Bitcoin mining businesses ... raking in over $2 billion in block rewards and transaction fees. This shatters the previous record of $1.74 billion set back in May 2021. Of the $2 billion earned last ...
The yen rose sharply on Monday and the euro touched its highest this year as the dollar retreated broadly with traders ...
According to analysts, Tesla stock price could reach $380 within two months, driven by technical indicators despite ongoing ...
July contracts were marked $2.71 higher at $32.23 per barrel ... taking the overall total to an all-time low of 339, capping a one-month period during which some 35% of capacity has been taken ...
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange eased 0.2% to $9,286.50 per metric ton by 0950 GMT after hitting $9,233.5, its weakest since April 8. Aluminium lost 1% to $2,328 a ton after ...
Bitcoin slid to a two-month low on Thursday, extending a month-long ... Bitcoin fell more than 2% to $57,843, its lowest ...