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The Bitcoin price bulls and bears will be looking to tip the scales in their favor over the weekend as the bullish structure for BTC remains intact.

Bitcoin may not break $10,000 for some time as several metrics point to possible pullbacks to under $9,000.

Bitcoin is now facing three scenarios with the 20-week moving average likely playing a key role in determining which way the market goes in the next few months.

Bitcoin's price is encouragingly posting higher lows while being rejected by the $10,000 level suggests that more downside could be expected.

Bitcoin price bulls print fifth consecutive green weekly candle but remain at the mercy of traditional markets as the price dipped below $7K on Monday once more.

Bitcoin price is stuck inside a narrow range and remains at the mercy of the stock market, which will likely decide the outcome of the next big move.

Bulls take control of the market by breaching $7,300 but as $8,000 approaches what is next for Bitcoin price?

Bitcoin price shot up today breaking the $7K level for the first time since its big crash on March 12 but lots of selling pressure remains above.

Bitcoin price has rebounded but is now stuck in a range between $6K-$8K with less than 50 days left before BTC miner block rewards are cut in half.

Bulls look to regroup from a position of strength and aim to take Bitcoin price to new highs in 2020 by turning the $8,000 level into support.

Bitcoin bulls are pushing hard at $7,600 resistance as the market waits for the U.S. to open and determine what direction BTC price will likely go this week.

Bitcoin price back above $7,000 and rising BTC dominance looks increasingly bullish as several resistance levels stand in the way of a definitive breakout.

While Bitcoin price has been suggesting that the bottom has been found, there’s a good chance that a revisit of the $6,000s will occur in the near future.

Bitcoin price has made a strong v-shaped recovery into the final week of the year, but the bulls have yet to reclaim the market from its 5-month bearish trend.

Fresh off the strong bounce on Wednesday, Bitcoin price is trying to hold on to $7,200 support and stage a move up to the next key level of resistance.

Here’s the scorecard for Bitcoin price bulls vs. bears exactly a year after BTC bottomed around $3.2K on Dec. 16, 2018.

Bitcoin price is attempting to rebound from this week’s slump as it heads into the weekend that might see a relief rally, but don’t bet the farm just yet.

A volatile start to the week suggests that $7.4K will be key in what happens next to Bitcoin price and the wider cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin bulls have their sights set on $8.2K as BTC price action shows hidden signs of reversing but the bearish descending trendline remains a serious obstacle to overcome.

Bitcoin bulls and bears are set to have a key battle going into the weekend at a critical price level that could set the tone for the rest of the year.

Strong Bitcoin support at $6,500 resulted in a 13% gain today, pushing BTC back over $7K as key metrics point to a possible bullish reversal.

Bitcoin price crashed below the 100-day moving average, leaving bulls no choice but to find a way to reclaim $7.6K in order to reverse the bear trend.

Bitcoin is showing early signs of a potential bullish reversal, although the overall trend remains bearish with a retest of $8,000 likely for BTC/USD.

Bitcoin bears take back control as the short-lived weekend pump fails to crack heavy resistance and BTC falls to $8,700 and likely falling lower in the coming days.

Bitcoin finally broke below $9,000 but has managed to pare some loses prior to what will likely be a pivotal weekend that will determine where the price is headed.

Bulls are leading Bitcoin’s weekly price action and this suggests a big move is imminent.

Bitcoin price has closed October green, a first since June, and now has key moving averages on track to cross bullish in November.

Bitcoin price is under threat as an impending death cross on key moving averages decreases the likelihood of a rally to $8.8K.

On-chain data and Bitcoin’s on-balance volume indicator (OBV) suggest retail and institutional investors are quietly accumulating more BTC.

The Wyckoff chart and other key indicators suggest that crypto investors are accumulating Bitcoin even if it retains a bearish bias.