Dogecoin Archive

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are close to breaking below critical support levels and traders’ reluctance to buy in the current range could exacerbate the sell-off.

Sell pressure on BTC and altcoins is beginning to alleviate, but data suggests that it’s too early to call for a reversal.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins took a turn for the worse after BTC price dipped below $42,000.

In 2021, Bitcoin’s usage by merchants that use BitPay fell to about 65%, down from 92% in 2020.

Right now, bulls are buying each dip and bears are selling the top of each rally, suggesting that BTC and altcoins will remain range-bound for some …

SHIB’s 30% gain initiates a bullish reversal pattern and rumors of a major exchange listing and other developments have investors playing catch with the canine-themed meme …

Buyers stepped in to buy BTC’s dip to $39,650, but there are signs that the market-wide correction might not be over.

Twelve-month gains for these altcoins range from 673.8% to 29,513,624%.

Bitcoin’s inability to reclaim the 20-day EMA is a sign that selling in BTC and altcoins remains a threat.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are attempting a recovery from their strong support levels, indicating that traders continue to buy on dips.

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Bitcoin and most major altcoins are facing selling at higher levels and buying on dips, signaling a consolidation in the short term.