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Price analysis 11/12: BTC, ETH, BNB, ADA, SOL, XRP, DOT, DOGE, SHIB, LUNA
Bearish pressures mount against Bitcoin price and this could lead to sharp short-term pullbacks in the prices of many altcoins.
Read moreTraders look to ‘buy the dip’ after spot ETF rejection sends Bitcoin price to $62K
The SEC’s rejection of VanEck's spot Bitcoin ETF application may have influenced Nov. 12’s drop to $62,000, but most traders...
Read moreSEC rejects VanEck’s spot Bitcoin ETF as BTC price falls below $63K
The SEC said any rule change in favor of approving the ETF would not be “‘designed to prevent fraudulent and...
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Report suggests BlackRock has ‘no current plans’ to launch crypto ETF as deadline for VanEck’s offering approaches
Senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg Eric Balchunas said he gave the odds of the SEC approving the VanEck fund at...
Read moreAre institutional investors the key silent partners of crypto?
More participation? The approval of the BTC ETF in October exacerbated the trend. “There is a much easier path to...
Read moreAMC Theatres debuts online Bitcoin payments after months of teasing
AMC Theaters now accepts online payments in Bitcoin, Ether, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin, with Dogecoin coming next.
Read moreBitcoin due to hit $90K ‘in coming weeks’ despite pullback — latest technical analysis
It's a case of "if in doubt, zoom out" this week, as Bitcoin heads for a showdown with Taproot and...
Read moreNFTs could be ‘as big or bigger’ than all crypto on Coinbase, CEO says
Ten times more people have signed up for Coinbase’s upcoming NFT platform than OpenSea had in total over the past...
Read moreB2B firms want cross-border payments but skeptical of crypto: Survey
Only 2% of B2B firms have adopted crypto payments so far, while 59% indicated no intention to accept it, one...
Read moreBitcoin hitting $59K would be ‘extremely healthy’ says trader as BTC price retreats
A correction continues for Bitcoin during Friday, but it may not be over yet, and analysts are far from worried.
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