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BTC/USD: Rallied Again on Thursday
I’m a buyer of Bitcoin right here, right now with a stop loss at $113,800, and a target of $121,000. Bitcoin markets have rallied a bit during the trading session on Thursday as we have broken above the crucial $117,000 level, kicking off what could be the next leg higher. After all, Bitcoin has got the interest rate cuts that everybody expected out of the Federal Reserve, and of course Bitcoin is built to avoid it fiat currency, and therefore loose monetary policy tends to help it. Trend Intact The bullish trend seems to be intact, as breaking out of the short-term consolidation area is a sign of confirmation. We ... (full story)
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From cointelegraph.com | Sep 19, 2025
Bitcoin missed a key daily close into Friday as traders expected short-term BTC price losses. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed that BTC/USD narrowly avoided a daily close above $117,200. This had been one of the key lines in the sand on short timeframes — a reclaim would allow price to revisit $120,000, analysis said. “Once we gain ...
From cointelegraph.com | Sep 19, 2025
XRP posted an 18% rally in the first half of September, climbing to $3.18 from $2.70. However, the token failed to breach the $3.20 mark, rejecting at the four-hour fair value gap on the sell side and slipping back to retest the $3 support. Following the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut on Wednesday, XRP was unable to register a higher high above $3.18, ...
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