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A breakout from Bitcoin’s recent $61K-$73K range is inevitable – see the key levels to watch from here below!

Bitcoin trades less than a day's range away from its all-time high. But whilst a break higher could be on the cards, we're wary that it could be a 'last hurrah' before its move to $60k.

Bitcoin saw the anticipated bounce above $60k on Wednesday, and there may still be some juice in the bullish tank for another crack at $70k - even if my bias for the weekly chart remains bearish further out.

Bitcoin has once again broken above $70k before a sharp reversal. The question is whether it will result in a eye-watering bear market like it has in the past.

Bitcoin momentarily touched a record high before reversing lower in spectacular fashion, weigh in risk and sending the Japanese yen broadly higher.

Some analysts are speculating that the market is “sniffing out” the fact that the US and other developed countries will be unable to maintain high interest rates for long given their record debt loads. See what it might mean for Gold and Bitcoin!

Bitcoin is the kind of market that can make a mockery of traditional technical analysis terms such as ‘overbought’ and ‘oversold’. But with it fast approaching its record high, how much fuel is left in this rally’s tank?

The U.S. Dollar set another fresh high yesterday, extending the bullish structure that’s priced in so far this year.

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) and Ethereum (ETH/USD) are pulling back after last week's big breakouts - where next?

The FTSE outlook and risk sentiment in general could sour even more if the upcoming earnings from Corporate America also suggest the US and global economies are weakening more than expected.

There is certainly a compelling case that the worst of the winter is behind us, though crypto traders shouldn’t necessarily be donning their tank tops, swim trunks, and sunglasses quite yet!

Crypto assets have remained supported despite firmer dollar and bond yields being

Will the recent improvement in cryptocurrency markets and a sharper focus on costs lead to a better 2023 for Coinbase?

We would also caution crypto traders against assuming Bitcoin and its brethren will be “up only” from here on out

Investor sentiment remains largely positive thanks to optimism about China re-opening and hopes that inflation has peaked.

Unfortunately for crypto bulls, the fallout from the FTX fiasco may well extend beyond SBF’s empire...

Will we ever seen a return to the euphoric bull market highs we saw almost exactly a year ago?