Bitcoin is holding steady above $32,000 as we close in on the weekend.

Having dipped briefly below $30,000 on Monday as the wider markets crashed, the Bitcoin price has rebounded back towards $32,000

Bitcoin’s foray under $30,000 appears to have been short-lived, with the world’s largest cryptocurrency up around four per cent over

Bitcoin has slipped below $30k this morning for the first time in almost a month.

The Bitcoin price continues to hold above $30,000 again today, although it’s now down eight per cent on this time

Another week of lacklustre market performance, low volumes and consistent talk of a possible capitulation by Bitcoin.

There’s a splash of green across the boards this morning, as most major cryptocurrencies recover from recent losses.

The crypto markets are down again today, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices falling to levels not seen since late

Bitcoin is down roughly three per cent to just above $33,000, keeping it within that same narrow range it’s been

Hopes for a Bitcoin breakout this weekend were thwarted again, with the leading cryptocurrency by market cap continuing to trade