Author: Aaron Feuerstein

Amid neutral market sentiment Bitcoin has used the past weekend to climb back above US$63K (AU$95K) after falling as low as US$56,820 (AU$85,795) last week.  But according to a Bitfinex report, traders are still testing the waters for the price of BTC following the recent halving and the reduction in mining rewards as well as

Humans can be fickle creatures, even investors are not immune to the human condition. When the Spot Bitcoin ETFs arrived, the talk of the town was that BTC would surely reach $100k, heck, maybe even $1m before the year’s end. Now that we have seen a relatively normal correction…

Bitcoin dipped below US$57k (AU$87k) overnight and currently trades for US$57,433 (AU$87,903), 22% below its all-time high of March 2024. So, is the bull market cancelled or is now the time to buy the dip? After all, the dip buying could end up like this: First…

Stop what you are doing right now and make sure you are sitting down, because you need to hear this. Ran Neuner, aka Crypto Banter is leaving crypto behind! Related: Whales Spotted: $75 Million in Ethereum Transferred to Coinbase Institutional from Unknown Wallet Well, not really – it’s the clickbaity title of his latest video

Bitcoin has been trading sideways with choppy motions for close to two months now but has been unable to break above its previous high. But while Bitcoin is consolidating, analyst Michaël van de Poppe believes altcoins are soon ready to rumble. Van de Poppe believes the period of Bitcoin’s dominance in the crypto market has