Some analysts say that the price of Bitcoin (BTC) could drop to $27,000 in a bearish scenario if it falls through the $30,000 support area.

Analysts say Bitcoin and Ether’s growing dominance of the crypto market are signals that the current bull market is drastically different than the last one.

Investors are increasingly seeking exposure to bitcoin following the recent months-long price rally. Bitcoin exchange-traded products are seeing record trading volumes. Meanwhile, more big banks are reportedly trying to get into the crypto space, including Goldman Sachs.

Bitcoin (BTC) remains a hot topic of discussion among top delegates and institutions of the world. The former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has recently endorsed Bitcoin saying that it is here to stay. During an interview with the Bloomberg Wall Street Week, Summers said:

The sharp selloff in Bitcoin this week is stoking fresh questions about the sustainability of the cryptocurrency boom.

Commentators and analysts who say bitcoin is in a “bubble” show they don’t understand what the term means.

For some, the concept of cryptocurrencies goes hand in hand with illegal activity. But recent research suggests that whales have very little to do with it.

This week's volatility may come down to a tug-of-war between F2Pool selling and Grayscale buying.

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BTC/USD bounces off intraday low of $35,576 to tease the $36,000 threshold, currently around $35,860, during early Monday. The crypto major dropped to the lowest since January 13 the previous day but failed to provide a daily closing below 21-day SMA.

Bitcoin's weekly loss is the worst one the coin has seen since September 2020.

American publisher Steve Forbes has attacked bitcoin’s fixed supply saying this feature actually curbs the ability of the crypto to “meet the needs of a growing economy.” He also argues that bitcoin cannot replace the dollar because it is presently too volatile to function as money. Forbes insists that money only works best if it has a stable value.

The price of Bitcoin declined steeply overnight and three factors are likely behind the unexpected pullback.

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The sell-off also led to major corrections for other cryptocurrencies including ether, stellar, xrp and chainlink.

Bitcoin’s decline continued in the past 24 hours as the asset dumped below $30,000 for the first time since early January. Most altcoins are also covered in red, and the total market cap has plummeted to $900 billion – meaning a decrease of over $100 billion in a day.

Bitcoin has soared in recent months, smashing through its 2017 highs and entering price discovery for the first time in three years.

Some are being inspired by rapper Megan Thee Stallion, others want to give it to their children, while a few are just hoping they’ll be millionaires.

The first Hyperledger-based cryptocurrency to achieve mainnet status just exploded 486% overnight, possibly bouyed by an impending Bitcoin trading pair.