Bitcoin (BTC) continues to face selling in the $107,250 to $109,588 price zone, but a minor positive is that the bulls have ...

Bitcoin could lose some ground, slipping as low as $100,000, following what's expected to be a stubborn interest rate decision Friday.

The crypto market has increased by 0.4% to $3.57 trillion over the last 24 hours but is still 1.4% below last week's levels.

Bitcoin began the year by hitting a new all-time high of $109,588 on January 20, ending with a return of over 11.00% in the ...

Ether also saw its value fall on Friday, alongside Bitcoin. On international exchanges, ETH was trading at $3,224 (roughly Rs. 2.79 lakh) after a 1.03 percent drop, as per CoinMarketCap. On Indian ...

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The bulls will need to gather enough momentum to break the resistance at around $107,500, beyond which they will be eyeing the next target at $108,808.90. For as long as Bitcoin price remains above ...

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Bitcoin eyes a breakout past $110,000, targeting $120,000 in February. Long-term holder support and a Parabolic Curve pattern fuel uptrend.

BTC price consolidates as whale addresses drop to a one-year low, with key support at $101,300 and resistance at $105,700.

Bitcoin traded within a tight range between $100,272 – $103,541, with the $100,000 level currently acting as a crucial psychological support level.