March 17, 2020

Bitcoin is positioned well to be a safe-haven asset.

March 13, 2020

Bitcoin’s recent price action is primarily a result of the corona virus outbreak affecting global markets and driving investors towards the safety of cash. With this sharp decline, Bitcoin’s potential as a safe-haven asset is being questioned, but we believe it is too early to seek any correlations between Bitcoin and other asset classes.

March 12, 2020

As Asia woke up to the market crash, it helped drive prices down further.

March 12, 2020

Bitcoin is currently trading in a very strong support zone between $5,600 and $6,200 and is likely to bounce back from here. The coming week will be crucial in establishing a floor for this recent drop. If Bitcoin closes below $5,500, then $5,000 would be tested very quickly. The upside, on the other hand, remains limited to $6,500 and $7,000 for now.

March 12, 2020

While the digital asset had been performing well this year, a growing number of coronavirus cases helped push it into the red.

March 09, 2020

Bitcoin is positioned very well to be a safe-haven asset. Crypto’s correlations are very dynamic as of now, shifting from equities to gold, depending on the prevalent situation. The recent crypto sell-off, in tandem with global equities, merely represents a general risk aversion going into a possible economic crunch, and does not necessarily invalidate Bitcoin’s safe-haven status.

March 05, 2020

Moving forward, Bitcoin will need to face the 50-day moving average, which is acting as a resistance level at $9,300. Only after breaching this resistance and then re-testing it for support can Bitcoin set the foundation to tackle $9,500, $9,800 and then $10,000.

February 29, 2020

We see a lot of these global actions having some impact on bitcoin, but there’s also things that are happening in the bitcoin network, and that could have a larger impact than the Fed cutting interest rates. I’m still bullish for bitcoin for the year, and a major reason is the halving.

February 20, 2020

On the bright side, the $9,500 level is providing decent support for now, and the $9,000 price point is becoming a stronger foundation every day it is not breached. Moving forward, we can expect the price to fluctuate between $9,500 and $10,000, with a drop to $9,000 being the worst-case scenario.

February 13, 2020

XRP has surged significantly since its lowest point in December last year. Most of these gains can be attributed to the overall market sentiment turning positive and Bitcoin steadily rising in price from under $6,500 on December 18 to over $10,000 today.

February 11, 2020

This price action is technical in nature. Bitcoin price was testing support after crossing $10,000, and found it around $9,800, after which it once again attempted and successfully crossed $10,000 today.

February 11, 2020

Over the years, the market has become more stable due to increased liquidity, varied global participation, regulatory developments and institutional involvement.

February 10, 2020

By Joe DiPasquale – “The recent rally had also entered into the overbought zone, exhausting bulls and resulting in the current decline. We can expect some consolidation in the current range before technical indicators cool down and Bitcoin makes another move above $10,000”

February 8, 2020

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin is currently in a resistance zone. The price has been trading roughly between $9,500 and $9,800” he noted, adding that $9,800 is “a resistance level Bitcoin needs to conclusively cross.”

February 8, 2020

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February 5, 2020

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin has surpassed $9,500 and is trading above $9,700. However, the resistance range still holds ($9,500 marked the start of the zone and it ends around $9,850). If today’s candle closes well above $9,500, then we can start considering $9,500 as a weak support.”

January 27, 2020

By Joe DiPasquale – “A Bitcoin ETF is unlikely to be approved in the near future unless stakeholders can prove that price discovery is organic and authentic, and that would require increased SEC involvement with the top crypto exchanges involved in Bitcoin’s price formation.”

December 18, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin fell as low as $6,430 before a quick bounce-back took it all the way to $7,210, where it faced resistance and triggered selling. From here, the price recovery is expected to lose steam, with the first resistance at $7,500 and a bigger one at $8,000.”

December 17, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “XRP has been historically very sensitive to adoption-related news pertaining to banking and money services partners, since they represent the biggest clientele for Ripple’s services. In light of this, the statement from MoneyGram has dealt a big blow to XRP’s already weak position, especially since it was believed Ripple and MoneyGram would have a closer relationship due to the former’s investment in the latter. Now, with Bitcoin’s price also experiencing downward pressure, we expect XRP to slide further due to this news.”

December 16, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin is currently approaching the oversold threshold. At the moment it is being held up by a very weak support, around $6,800, which was briefly tested the last time on May 12 and 13, 2019. Downward pressure continues to mount as both, the 150-day and 50-day moving averages have declined, from $9,500 and $8,360, on December 1, to $9,125 and $8,069 today.”

December 10, 2019

By Eric Jansen – “Bitbull offers a fund-of-funds approach that invests in 10 other crypto hedge funds using strategies ranging from pre-ICO (initial coin offering) to arbitrage.”

December 9, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “With thinning volumes and negative market sentiment, Bitcoin is likely to trade sideways and even drop down to $6k before attempting a bigger recovery. The volumes indicate participants are on the sidelines and do not expect the price to take a definitive direction in the short term.”

December 4, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin prices will fluctuate “based on technical factors [and will keep] bouncing from oversold zones and being declined at resistance levels, which are currently at $7,500 and $8,000.”

December 3, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin is in a general downward trend with temporary technical bounces from oversold price points. The upcoming holiday season may also result in thinning volumes, adding further pressure on the price. Meanwhile, investors have adopted a wait and watch approach to see if any market catalysts help conclusively drive the market in a particular direction.”

December 3, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “If the current support at $7,500 is breached conclusively, the next stop would be $6,000. The maximum upside, meanwhile, is limited to $9,500. A break down is more likely than a break upward, however, due to low volumes, repeated new lows, and low sentiment.”

December 3, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “If the current support at $7,500 is breached conclusively, the next stop would be $6,000. The maximum upside, meanwhile, is limited to $9,500. A break down is more likely than a break upward, however, due to low volumes, repeated new lows, and low sentiment.”

December 2, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “The recent surge at the end of October, due to the Chinese media hype, is a good example of an unsustainable speculation-driven move that has now returned to our previously indicated support around $8,100. echnical analysis is what led us to believe that the high reached after Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke was ephemeral and would retrace back to just above $8,000.”

December 1, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “Stable coins being classified as securities in the U.S. could hurt Libra’s operation in the country. Classifying Libra as a security would limit the flexibility of the project’s operation in the U.S.”

November 24, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “Bitcoin’s price remains under pressure, especially as the China-hype-driven speculative surge unraveled. Moreover, the recent China-Binance FUD also dampened market sentiments considerably.”

November 22, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “This price drop is a technical move; this is where the price was before the news of China’s support of blockchain, which is not crypto. So, the price of [BTC] is simply returning to normal. However, more downside cannot be ruled out, since the recent drop has turned sentiments to negative.”

November 21, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “This price drop is a technical move; this is where the price was before the news of China’s support of blockchain, which is not crypto.So, the price of Bitcoin is simply returning to normal. However, more downside cannot be ruled out, since the recent drop has turned sentiments to negative.”

November 18, 2019

By Joe DiPasquale – “We expect for there to be some investors taking profit after these big newsworthy spikes,there haven’t been enough developments since then to create additional enthusiasm among traders and investors. Bitcoin had traded for several weeks in a range between $9,100 and $9,600, so a recent move below that level may have spurred some traders to sell, exacerbating the price drop. Trading volumes also have been unusually low recently,”