Gerald Fenech

The cryptocurrency markets continued to perform well over the past 24 hours with Bitcoin Core (BTC) consolidating beyond the $6,200 level.

The cryptocurrency markets continued their slow decline on Thursday, although Bitcoin Core (BTC) surpassed the $6,000 mark for the first time in well over seven months.

After a relatively positive Tuesday, the cryptocurrency markets lost ground on Wednesday morning with Bitcoin Core (BTC) seemingly rejected at the $6,000 mark.

The cryptocurrency markets continued to show rises over the past 24 hours with Bitcoin Core (BTC) going up by around 5% to touch the $5,950 mark on Tuesday.

After a relatively positive weekend, the cryptocurrency markets retreated on Monday with most major currencies down by single digits.

The cryptocurrency markets demonstrated some good movement on Friday morning, with Bitcoin SV up by 2% to touch the $55 level on the back of increased interest and turnover.

The cryptocurrency markets remained at much the same levels on Thursday morning as most of the major coins held on to the modest gains of the past few days.

The cryptocurrency markets experienced a small revival on Wednesday morning as most coins were up by respectable margins over a 24-hour period.

The cryptocurrency markets demonstrated a slight recovery on Tuesday morning with most coins slightly up on their previous day’s prices.

The cryptocurrency markets remained in a stable mode over the weekend, although most tokens were in negative mode.

The cryptocurrency markets continued to decline on Friday morning as selling pressure continued to hit the space.

The cryptocurrency markets remained in a staid mood on Thursday morning with most of the coins demonstrating stability although a recovery seemed quite far.