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Ripple, last week witnessed a rally in the cryptocurrency market. However, the current week has been marked by increased volatility for most cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin began the week on a strong note, maintaining a position well above the $30,200 level. As the week progressed, it experienced a decline, slipping below the crucial threshold from Tuesday onwards. Despite briefly consolidating above the $30,000 level, Bitcoin faced further downward pressure as investor interest shifted towards alternative coins such as Ripple, Cardano, and Solana. These altcoins have demonstrated significant growth over the past week, luring attention away from Bitcoin. At one point during this week, Bitcoin hit its lowest level in a month, reaching $29,500. Currently, BTC is encountering resistance around the $30,000 level while finding support at the $29,600 mark. This tug-of-war between resistance and support levels indicates an ongoing struggle for dominance among bulls and bears. Traders and investors are closely monitoring these developments to better understand the market's direction and potential opportunities. Conversely, Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, previously trading comfortably above the $1,900 level, also witnessed a drop below that critical threshold. XRP, having achieved an impressive 70% gain in the past week, secured the fourth position with a higher market cap than BNB; however, it too, experienced sell-offs on Friday.

Bitcoin (BTC) whale buying and selling in 2023 is mostly from speculative investors, new data reveals.

Bitcoin (BTC) enters the last full week of July on an uncertain footing as $30,000 becomes resistance.

The Bitcoin network has mined block 800,000, with just 40,000 left to mine before the network’s next mining reward halving.

Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to rise above the overhead resistance at $31,000 but a minor positive is that the bulls have not allowed the price to dive below the $29,500 support. This suggests that a catalyst may be needed for the price to break out from its range.

Bitcoin (BTC) threatened fresh downside over the weekend as markets geared up for the July 23 candle close.

Bitcoin (BTC) stands to win big thanks to the BlackRock exchange-traded fund (ETF), investor and analyst Charles Edwards believes.

Satoshi Nakamoto mined the genesis block on Jan. 3, 2009, minting the first 50 Bitcoin (BTC) in history and kicking off what would become a billion-dollar industry centered around mining crypto. However, with a cap on Bitcoin supply, the fate of miners after the last coins are issued is unclear. 

Bitcoin (BTC) is lining up a burst of volatility that could rival its 40% January gains, on-chain data suggests.

After staging a rally that saw 1INCH reach a multi-month high of $0.5935 on July 17, it is now experiencing a drastic pullback to the current level of $0.3274, representing a 44.84% decrease from its recent peak. What's next for 1INCH and can it reestablish its bullish momentum?

Bitcoin (BTC) failed to hold above $30,000 after the July 20 Wall Street open, with one analyst forecasting a return to range lows.

This week’s Bitcoin (BTC) options expiry on Friday, July 21, could solidify the $30,000 resistance level and give the bears the upper hand for the first time since the 21% rally between June 14 and June 21.

Bitcoin (BTC) is gearing up for its next bull run in classic style, say traders eyeing two key trend lines.

After a spectacular first half of 2023, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) appears to have stalled out, being stuck between $29,000 and $31,500.

For the fourth quarter in a row, Tesla hasn’t sold or added to its digital asset holdings with the electric vehicle manufacturer continuing to hold $184 million worth of its remaining Bitcoin (BTC).

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim its psychologically important level of $30,000 as analysts predict that choppy accumulation may last for months.

Bitcoin (BTC) is still almost a year away from its next block reward halving, but Litecoin (LTC) miners are already bracing for impact.

Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped below the $30,000 level on July 18, which given the developments of the last month, retail investors may not have expected, but does today’s downside move represent an upcoming shift in the trend? 

Bitcoin (BTC) targeted new month-to-date lows at the July 18 Wall Street open as bulls refused to give up on $30,000 support.

Bitcoin (BTC) has spent almost a month at or near $30,000, but this is no coincidence, new analysis claims.

The July 13 ruling on the suit filed by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has led to unprecedented interest in the XRP token. In the few days since the court decision, a jump in XRP (XRP) trading has seen it surpass all other cryptos in monthly volume, according to Kaiko.