The crypto market is experiencing an uptick due to traders anticipating a potential Trump victory in the upcoming November election following a failed assassination attempt.
Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, urges the German Bitcoin community and government to hold onto their BTC, highlighting recent large-scale sales.
Bitcoin repeatedly fails to reclaim the $60,000 level as the Fear and Greed Index plummets to "extreme fear."
Bitcoin price steadies around $58,000, signaling potential uptrends for altcoins like PEPE, LUNC, and CHZ.
A recent study links cryptocurrency ownership to various psychological and behavioral traits, suggesting that crypto investors may display higher levels of certain personality disorders.
Michael Saylor hinted at Germany's recent Bitcoin sales with a cryptic message, suggesting the impact of large institutional actions on the market.
Bitcoin's price drop and weak weekly close raise fears of a "double top," with concerns of further declines amid government sell-offs and Mt. Gox reimbursements.
Bitcoin surged 6.40% to $56,975 on July 6 due to strong ETF inflows and expectations of a September rate cut.
Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor issued a bullish statement as BTC recovered from a recent dip, rebounding nearly 5% from $53,900 to $56,550.
Bitcoin's price has dropped over 9.5% in three days, with analysts predicting further declines to $50,000 or lower.
As Bitcoin prices dip and crucial support levels are lost, analysts suggest patience in making new BTC purchases. Whale activity and ETF outflows add complexity to the market situation.
Bitcoin's price has retraced recent gains, trading at $61,000 on July 3 following a worsened U.S. inflation outlook. The market remains tense as the Federal Reserve indicates caution on rate cuts.
