Bitcoin could still rise as long as it holds $98.K despite dropping below $104K.
BTC's resistance near $102,000 could lead to revisiting previous highs if stably surpassed.
Breaking below $86,249 could signal a weak trend, potentially leading to a prolonged consolidation period similar to the one from June to October 2024.
The TOTAL3 index, which tracks altcoin performance, sharply fell to $892 billion. The onset of an altcoin season is not anticipated unless Bitcoin's market dominance drops below 58%.
For a potential altcoin rally, a decrease in Bitcoin's currently stable dominance of 58.77% is necessary.
Bitcoin could still rise as long as it holds $98.K despite dropping below $104K.
Bitcoin has re-entered an uptrend, holding above the $97K support level. This has sparked a general altcoin rally, with tokens in the AI sector surging.
The lack of crypto mention during Donald Trump's inauguration has sent Bitcoin down to $100K.
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $109,588 after briefly dipping to $99,550, following an initial surge to $106,422.
The Ethereum Foundation plans to steer clear of ideological shifts and lobbying efforts, particularly in powerful nations, to preserve Ethereum's status as a globally neutral platform
Bitcoin's bullish momentum is expected to continue if it stays above $96.3K, before Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday.
Bitcoin has surged past $98,000 as December's core CPI slows, fueling hopes for rate cuts and boosting Bitcoin's appeal as an alternative asset.
The release of US CPI data, expected today, is set to impact Bitcoin volatility, just as it recovers slightly to $95.7K levels.
Bitcoin has dropped to $89.2K, hinting at a pause or reversal based on Fibonacci retracement, a method for spotting key price levels.
Bitcoin is facing bearish pressure as falling US unemployment delays rate cuts, testing key support between $91K and $92K.
Bitcoin has hit a new low of $91.2K, extending its correction. A break above $96.7K could signal a bullish reversal.
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