Bitcoin fell below $60,000 twice in a week, raisin
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 twice in a week, raising questions about what’s next for the cryptocurrency. The dips were followed by more Bitcoin being held on exchanges and the creation of new addresses. This suggests market volatility. On June 24, Bitcoin dropped 4.60% to around $58,411 before closing at $60,263. It fell again on June 28, reaching $59,868. As of now, Bitcoin trades near $61,400.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is 38, signaling a bearish trend, but a rebound may be possible. More Bitcoin on exchanges hints at potential selling or increased liquidity. Over 350,000 new Bitcoin addresses were created recently, the highest number in three months. This surge may reflect growing interest in Bitcoin from new or existing users. While exchange reserves have risen by 14,000 BTC, translating to $851 million, these changes could impact Bitcoin’s future price.
#Share Your Thoughts on Popular Assets in March#Meme supercycle upcoming, which one will you hold!#Tariffs Crash Crypto
Tüm Yorumlar0En yeniPopüler
Kayıt yok