Bitcoin notched its 14th consecutive day of trading below $20,000, but was holding remarkably steady despite ongoing turmoil in traditional markets. Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, was trading at around $19,100, little changed in the past 24 hours. The CoinDesk Market Index was up 0.5%. Ether (ETH) was up 1.4% to $1,310 as of press time. The historically high-volatility crypto market remained unusually stable this week compared with traditional markets whipsawed by speculation over the Federal Reserve’s plans. While the Fed is expected to raise interest rat ..read more

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Bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) have traded in a tight range this week and are finishing the week pretty much back where they started. As macroeconomic turbulence continues across the globe, the crypto market appears to have suffered little impact. Both cryptocurrencies are down around 1% over the last seven days. Laurent Kssis, a crypto trading adviser at CEC Capital, still considers a target below $19,000 for bitcoin as realistic. And “targeting levels at $1,200 for ETH is the trend,” he said. European markets started Friday lower as political chaos in the United Kingdom continued. On Thursda ..read more