Market Turns Bearish As Futures Trading Approaches
Bitcoin went on an epic run from $11k – $20k, then declined as alts rose. Today the market is bearish as futures trading approaches.
Bitcoin went on an epic run from $11k – $20k, then declined as alts rose. Today the market is bearish as futures trading approaches.
If you bought Bitcoin in the $17 – $20k range, you might be starting to feel fear and regret. That is normal, but your best bet is to shrug it off.
If you are buying Bitcoin today, here are a few general tips that could help you trade in volatile times: Set stops, average in, buy the dips, and hold.
Bitcoin went from $11k to $14k yesterday and then from $15k to $17k (and $18k, $19k, and almost $20k) today. Wow! Unfortunately, this growth came at the expense of other coins.
It’s normal to feel stressed out that you didn’t buy Bitcoin yet (or sold too early)…But, don’t let the Fear of Missing Out on Bitcoin cloud your judgement.
Bitcoin broke $13k today. At the rate its moving, this might not be news by the time I hit publish. $15k by year’s end is looking doable…. although, that said, 20% – 80% correction is doable as well.
We present a guide to Bitcoin forks including past forks and upcoming Bitcoin forks for 2018 and beyond. This page was written in 2017 but is continuously updated as more forks are announced.
The ruling came in for United States v. Coinbase, Inc. Coinbase must give the IRS data on users who had transactions of over $20k in 2013 – 2015.
After exceeding $11k in a wave of excitement and new adoption, Bitcoin corrected. It has since traded between $9k and $10.9k. This weighed down the altcoin market.
Over the summer Andrew Left reminded the market that GBTC’s premium was substantial and everyone panicked and sold. Let us not repeat that event.
By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information
The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.