
$31.5K Bitcoin price on track for lowest weekly close of 2021
Performance remains grimly sideways on the day of the largest GBTC unlocking event.

Performance remains grimly sideways on the day of the largest GBTC unlocking event.

Bitcoin price struggles to gain momentum as historically low spot volumes and a strengthening dollar result in widespread indecision from most traders.

Analyzing Twitter mentions and Google Trends data is another way traders keep an eye on emerging trends and sector rotations in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Many successful traders look for double bottom and W bottom reversal patterns on technical charts in order to spot powerful price reversals.

Bitcoin and Ethereum were the center of attention in Q1 but data shows DOGE, ETC and MATIC were the top performers of Q2.

The inverted pattern in the Bitcoin futures curve is a signal that investors’ confidence in BTC price continues to slump.

This year crypto derivatives traders faced some tough times, but the current situation seems much more favorable to Bitcoin bulls.

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service appears to be blinded by its own enthusiasm on crypto taxation, instead creating an excessive financial burden.

How realistic is it that a majority of Bitcoin investors are aiming for a $100,000 BTC price by the end of 2021?

Bitcoin bulls pushed the price back above $34,000 but analysts warn that a variety of bearish factors remain a threat in the short term.