Bitcoin und Ethereum schmachten, während der Kryptomarkt nachzieht
Nach wochenlanger überwiegend positiver Dynamik fielen die Kryptowährungen am Freitag, was die breiteren Aktienmärkte widerspiegelte, da Bitcoin das wichtige Widerstandsniveau nicht durchbrechen konnte. Der König der digitalen Währungen fiel um 4,8 % auf 44.854 US-Dollar, während sein engster Rivale nach Marktwert um 3,9 % auf 3.266 US-Dollar fiel.
Timeline of Bitcoin, Ethereum
Bitcoin and Ethereum languish as cryptos remain still - Proactive Investors
Cryptocurrencies started the week stagnant as the overall bullish run at the end of last month languished. The king of digital currencies eased 0.4% lower to US$46,229, while its biggest cousin by market value, Ethereum, advanced 0.2% to US$3,505.
Bitcoin and Ethereum largely unchanged as investors stay on the sidelines - Proactive Investors
Leading cryptos continued to tread water, mirroring the cautious wider market, as investors try to second guess the economic fallout of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Bitcoin rose 0.9% to US$46,659, slightly outpacing its smaller peer Ethereum, which gained 0.4% to US$3,518.
Bitcoin: How environmentally-damaging is it and what greener alternatives are there? - Proactive Investors
Soaring energy prices and climate change are making Bitcoin's power problem an increasingly hot topic, even if some inventive entrepreneurs are finding ‘cleaner' sources of electricity. Several Bitcoin miners have been using green energy and non-renewable waste to produce the crypto king.
Bitcoin and Ethereum lower as inflation and Chinese COVID-19 woes weigh - Proactive Investors
Top digital currencies slumped, mirroring the wider markets, as rising inflation and the escalating Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis in China spooked investors. Bitcoin lost 2.6% to US$45,426, while smaller peer Ethereum fell 4.3% to US$3,368.
Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to fall as US Fed rattles markets - Proactive Investors
Leading cryptos languished for a third consecutive day, mirroring cautious wider markets, as the US Federal Reserve revealed it is willing to continue raising interest rates in a bid to tackle rampant inflation. Bitcoin fell 4.4% to US$43,439 with peer Ethereum 4.5% lower at US$3,216.
Bitcoin and Ethereum edge cautiously higher - Proactive Investors
After three consecutive days of negativity, the leading cryptos looked keen to buck that trend on Friday, albeit, not by much. Bitcoin edged cautiously higher by 0.3% to US$43,565, while its closest rival by market value, Ethereum, slightly outpaced the top digital coin – advancing 1.34% to US$3,570.
Bitcoin and Ethereum languish but will Mexico accept the 'crypto king' as legal tender? - Proactive Investors
Cryptocurrencies continued to fall on Monday morning following a quiet weekend as all eyes turned to Mexico to see whether the nation will vote in favour of Bitcoin becoming legal tender. Bitcoin eased 1.2% to US$42,276, while its closest rival by market value, Ethereum, slipped 2.2% to US$3,179.
Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to plummet as investors seek safe havens - Proactive Investors
Cryptocurrencies continued to fall, with bitcoin dropping below a key support level, as investors dumped riskier assets ahead of the latest US inflation data. Bitcoin was down 5.7% to US$39,914, while its closest rival by market value, Ethereum, gave up 5.5% to US$3,008.
Bitcoin and Ethereum at 3-week lows as inflation fears continue to weigh - Proactive Investors
Cryptocurrencies continued to languish at three-week lows as rampant inflation in the UK added to ongoing concerns over the health of the global economy. Bitcoin edged just 0.3% higher to US$40,134, but still held above the key $40,000 support level.
Bitcoin and Ethereum fall below key support levels; fundamentals 'moving in the right direction' - Proactive Investors
Cryptocurrencies languished, mirroring equity markets, although regulation and fundamentals are “moving in the right direction”. Bitcoin, the largest coin by market cap, fell 1.84% to US$38,979, falling and staying below the key support level of US$40,000.