Bitcoin and Ethereum Move Higher, BNB Rallies
Bitcoin price started a steady recovery wave from the USD 55,500 support level. BTC broke the USD 57,500 and USD 58,000 resistance levels. It is currently (11:54 UTC) rising and there are chances of further gains above U...
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Besides, most major altcoins are also moving higher. ETH broke the USD 4,320 and USD 4,350 resistance levels. XRP reached USD 1.05, while ADA is still well below the USD 1.80 resistance zone.
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