Crypto Press's Morning Crypto News Digest - 12/25/2019 12:01:19 PM - UTC

12/25/2019 12:00:00 PM,$BTC | #BTC - bitcoin's Current Price: ▼ $7272.0655 | 1h ▼ : -0.72 % | 24h ▼ : -2.45 % | 7d ▲ : 8.34% | More on: Bitcoin Information

12/25/2019 12:00:00 PM,$ETH | #ETH - ethereum's Current Price: ▼ $125.5907 | 1h ▼ : -0.8 % | 24h ▼ : -3.43 % | 7d ▲ : 1.08% | More on: Ethereum Information

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: Japan has long been a hotbed for crypto adoption. Not only is the pseudonym of Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, Japanese, but some of the largest cryptocurrency companies have called the Asian country their home over the past decade. That’s not to mention that Japan is a technologically advanced society ready to adopt innovation.\nIt should come as no surprise then that some of the country’s biggest firms are embracing Bitcoin, finding ways to make ... ,

Last year’s holiday season wasn’t the best time for Bitcoin holders. For those who missed the memo, in November and December of 2018, the leading cryptocurrency tanked, falling off a proverbial cliff as investors capitulated, liquidating their BTC holdings in search of greener pastures. In fact, within a four week period, Bitcoin had entirely capitulated, losing half of its value faster than you could say “Satoshi Nakamoto.”\nRelated Reading: How ...

Many have speculated that Ethereum prices are on the floor because of the threat of major delays to ETH 2.0. In reality all altcoins have suffered this year, but ETH losses are constantly getting battered. Can a fast track to Serenity save them?\nEthereum Prices Back Down\nAs Bitcoin continues to consolidate, Ethereum continues to fall. ETH prices are back down in the $125 region again today following further losses overnight. Yesterday’s fall to $130 has continued into ...

This Monday, a Bitcoin price gap opened in the CME futures between $7,200 and $7,450 due to weekend volatility in the cryptocurrency market. The thing is, on Monday, the leading cryptocurrency was trading at $7,600, even as high as $7,700, leading some to suggest that the asset was going to leave the CME futures gap behind, maybe forever.\nThough on Christmas Eve, the gap was filled as BTC tanked, returning to levels it was trading at prior to the weekend jump.\n\n$BTC\nCME gap ...

Bitcoin price is struggling to stay above the $7,160 and $7,120 support levels against the US Dollar.\nA successful close below $7,120 could accelerate decline below $7,000.\nThere is a key connecting bearish trend line forming with resistance near $7,480 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken).\nThe pair could either accelerate decline below $7,000 or recover to $7,500.\n\nBitcoin price is showing a few bearish signs below $7,400 against the US Dollar. ...

Ethereum is struggling to stay above the key $125 support area against the US Dollar.\nA successful close below $125 could spark another bearish wave in the near term.\nThere is a connecting bearish trend line forming with resistance near $130 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken).\nBitcoin is currently consolidating above the $7,200 support area.\n\nEthereum price is showing a few bearish signs versus the US Dollar and bitcoin. ETH price could decline heavily if ...

Bitcoin’s meteoric rise to popularity over the past decade has created a tailwind that has driven a significant number of traders into the nascent crypto markets, primarily because of the frequent volatility that Bitcoin and other digital assets incur on a regular basis.\nThe massive increase in the number of Bitcoin traders in recent times has led to the emergence of a deluge of different platforms that allow traders to utilize margin and other trading tools to enhance their ...

The popularity of cryptocurrencies has grown in leaps and bounds over the past decade. However, these three global trends could take crypto even further into the mainstream in 2020

Japan has long been a hotbed for crypto adoption. Not only is the pseudonym of Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, Japanese, but some of the largest cryptocurrency companies have called the Asian country their home over the past decade. That’s not to mention that Japan is a technologically advanced society ready to adopt innovation.\nIt should come as no surprise then that some of the country’s biggest firms are embracing Bitcoin, finding ways to make ...