Markets

Bitcoin Price Drop Puts a Dent in Short-Term Bullish Outlook

Bitcoin has taken a knock Monday and the sell-off could intensify if key support near $3,650 is breached.

A technical indicator, which incorporates both bitcoin’s price and trading volume, is signaling the cryptocurrency may have bottomed in December.

Bitcoin has witnessed indecisive trading in the last 48 hours and would turn bullish again if prices rise above $3,900.

The U.S. Federal Reserve could soon include a bitcoin market crash as one of the risks to take into account when conducting stress tests.

Bitcoin may have ended a six-month losing streak in February, but MKR, THETA, ENJ and MET ensure it wasn’t the crypto market’s biggest winner.

Bitcoin is heading into a historically weak month on a positive note and could see gains if resistance at $4,190 is breached.

Mobile payments firm Square has reported its revenue and profits from bitcoin sales in 2018.

Polymath says its tests showed security token trades on a decentralized exchange would only complete if authorized.

Bitcoin looks set to end its record six-month losing streak with modest gains in February.

Ether price volatility could spike in the days ahead, courtesy of an upcoming ethereum upgrade scheduled for Thursday.