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Banks and Institutions Tesla considers accepting Bitcoin as payment for cars again Elon Musk’s firm Tesla is likely to start accepting Bitcoin again in exchange for its products and services, the electric car company indicated on Monday. Tesla had suspended cryptocurrency transactions in May citing environmental concerns. A quote in a quarterly report says the […]
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Bitcoin’s price has been on a spectacular uptrend for the past week. The crypto asset is up 32% over seven days and is trading around the €33,500 ($40,000) mark on 28 July. Buyers have clearly regained control, particularly following a sudden price movement on the night of 25 to 26 July, which we return to […]
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Bitcoin bends but does not break. That could be the adage of the last fortnight in the cryptocurrency market. However, the technical situation remains poorly oriented, with sellers dominating since the beginning of July. Bitcoin is down 5% in a week and is hovering around €26,300 ($31,000) on July 21. On July 20, the price […]
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Bitcoin’s price is not picking up any particular strength at the beginning of the summer. On the contrary, volatility is at its lowest point in the year 2021. The king of cryptocurrencies is near-stable on a week, down slightly by 2.9% and trading around €29,000 ($35,000) this July 7. The long-term trend is still bullish […]
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After the sudden drop suffered by the cryptocurrency market on May 19, June is ending with a majority of investors left wanting more. With a slight variation of -7% over a month, Bitcoin is trading around €29,000 ($35,000) this June 30. The last few weeks have been dominated by fear and doubt, with China’s repressive […]
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We are once again witnessing a surprising week in the cryptocurrency market. After several days of decline, Bitcoin seemed to lose the important support of €25,000 ($30,000) on the afternoon of June 22. But that was without counting on the reaction of buyers who quickly pushed the price back above $30,000. After this price action, […]
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The situation is easing in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin has been rebounding nicely over the past week, rising nearly 20% in seven days to trade around €33,200 ($40,000) on June 16. However, we will see in the detailed technical analysis that the price has returned to a key level, with the $42,000 (€34,600) resistance to […]
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A wind of panic blew again at the beginning of the week on the cryptocurrency market. Negative news stories have multiplied, contributing to undermining investor sentiment. Yet Bitcoin remains in its range between €24,500 and €32,7000 ($30,000 and $40,000) and is trading this June 10 around €30,800 ($37,000). There is no doubt that the $30,000 […]
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After the purge of May, the last few days are plunging the cryptocurrency market into a very indecisive situation. Bitcoin is down about 3% in a week to around €30,500 ($37,000) on June 2. What to remember: Bitcoin’s price has actually been hovering between €24,500 and €32,7000 ($30,000 and $40,000) since May 19. Technically, a […]
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