Price

After hitting $98,892 yesterday, Bitcoin traded at $103,561 today.

The $106,900 Fibonacci support level provided a bounce last week, but repeated tests raise risks of a drop to $100,000 and long-term support at $96,000.

Bitcoin price fell to $109,000 after the Federal Reserve cut rates by 0.25% but Jerome Powell signaled that no further cuts were guaranteed this year.

Bitcoin price has crashed to below $113,000 ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest-rate decision.

Bitcoin price surged to $115,000 today, rising over 1% in 24 hours, as optimism over easing U.S.–China trade tensions and renewed investor appetite for risk assets lifted global markets. 

Bitcoin closed at $114,530 last week, reclaiming $112,200 resistance but facing stiff hurdles at $117,600 and $122,000, with FOMC and tech earnings set to drive volatility on Wednesday.

Overhead resistance clusters at $112,200, $115,500, and $117,600 challenge BTC's bounce, while $102K-$105K support weakens.

Bitcoin price is settling near $113,000 today, as the market stabilizes from one of its most violent corrections in years. 

Bitcoin price fell from highs near $116,000 to around $110,000 overnight amid major on-chain moves by the U.S. government and BlackRock.

Bitcoin’s record-breaking week closed at $123,515, with bulls dominating. Fibonacci extensions point to $131,000 as the next resistance, while $118,000 holds as key support.