Bitcoin surges past $65,000, as altcoins rally following China's economic stimulus
The price of bitcoin returned above $65,000 on Monday, a critical resistance level for the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Bitcoin saw its highest price in two weeks, as investors had uneven reactions to China’s economic stimulus efforts over the weekend.
Earlier this month, traders were told to "expect fireworks" by analysts David Brickell and Chris Mill, who wrote in their ...
Bitcoin has soared to $63,000, fueled by Chinas $283 billion debt stimulus and massive whale accumulation. Altcoins like ...
Barring any sudden bouts of profit-taking, Bitcoin could consolidate the breakout from the multi-month downtrend. The ...
Bitcoin prices rose sharply today, climbing more than 6% to attain their loftiest value since late last month as a wide range ...
Bitcoin has been stunted today as Beijing decided to hold off on new China stimulus measures, shaking 'Uptober' sentiment.
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Bullish Bitcoin Hopes Dented as China Eases Stimulus PlansThe lack of new measures and announcements of new stimulus at a Chinese briefing today pared hopes of a long-drawn stimulus ...
BTC revisited Friday's high above $63,000, maintaining the positive momentum.China's highly-anticipated stimulus announcement ...
Bitcoin climbed to the highest level in two weeks with Vice President Kamala Harris pledging to support a regulatory ...
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