Ray Salmond

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Stock markets and Bitcoin price took a slight hit after the Federal Reserve announced plans to increase interest rates twice in 2023, a tad bit earlier than markets expected.

Bitcoin’s range breakout boosted sentiment but traders are waiting for a daily close above $41,000 before taking more decisive action.

Analysts have mixed opinions now that Bitcoin price trades 40% away from its all-time high. ExoAlpha CIO David Lifchitz gives his take on what happened and what’s next for BTC.

News that Binance could be under investigation by the U.S. Justice Department and IRS triggered a marketwide sell-off that saw Bitcoin's price drop to $46,000.

Altcoins have been on a real tear for months, but Jarvis Labs analyst Ben Lilly says we’re not in an "alt season" just yet.

Bitcoin bulls obliterated the $28,500 resistance with a high-volume surge, but the $30,000 level could still pose a challenge.

Bulls are keen to buy each Bitcoin price dip but is this enough to avoid repeat sell-offs at $19,500?

Bitcoin’s bullish move above $19,300 is pulling select altcoins closer to their key overhead resistance levels.

Bulls swooped in to buy Ethereum as it dropped to a critical support level and now they’ve set their sights on $590.

Bitcoin price ended its consolidation phase by closing below $18,300 but will traders buy the dip?

Declining volume and resistance at $19,500 are pinning Bitcoin price into a tightening range.

Bitcoin price has decided to take a breather as bulls and bears fight to take control of the $18,200 to $19,500 range.

Bitcoin topping $19,400, altcoins rallying by triple digits and the Dow setting an all-time high at 30,000 show bulls are running all corners of every market.

Google Trends data show searches for “Bitcoin” rose to a yearly high as BTC price rallied to $19,400.

As Bitcoin bulls attempt to flip $18K to support, DeFi investors are bagging hefty triple-digit sums.

Bulls pushed Bitcoin price to $18,000, but analysts still expect a ‘shallow’ correction before a new all-time high.

Bitcoin bulls are aiming to close the overhead CME gap in order to create a path to $18,000.

Ether, DeFi tokens and altcoins capitalized on Bitcoin’s consolidation by rallying strongly in the past 48 hours.

Bitcoin’s rally to $15.9K stole the limelight from DeFi tokens and decentralized exchanges but the tables could turn rapidly.

Bitcoin’s bull flag will determine whether bears push the price to $14K or if bulls finally take the $16K mark.

Consolidation from Bitcoin would allow Ethereum to double bottom in its BTC pair and possibly breakout from the ascending channel in its USDT pair.

Increasing volume and a breakout above a key trendline have set Bitcoin price back on the path to $14,000.

Bitcoin price is near $12K again but this level may cause more harm than good if bulls fail to flip it to support.

Bitcoin price lost the bullish energy that took the price to $11.7K earlier this week but the current range may offer opportunities to swing traders.

Bitcoin price rallied to $11,491 after bulls managed to flip the $11K level from resistance to support.

Bitcoin’s stability throughout an eventful week shows traders are confident that the bullish uptrend will resume soon.

As Bitcoin price consolidates, bulls target $11.5K and bears expect a drop below $9.8K.

Bitcoin price is sideways and pinned below $11K, leading traders to seek greener pastures in altcoins and DeFi tokens.

Bitcoin price still faces resistance at $11K as traders turn their attention to DeFi-tokens like Uniswap (UNI).