The past three months saw Bitcoin (BTC exchange rate USD) go through a bull-and-bear fight, with some dramatic intraday price swings. At the end of the period, BTC had not yet established a bull or bear market, remaining at a crossroads.
BTC had just spent weeks with relative stability around $10,000, when the launch of Bakkt futures on September 23 led to the first price crash deep under that price range. BTC would spend the next month hovering between $8,000 and $8,500, once again entering a period of relative stability.
The expected Halloween rally to $16,000 did not materialize, despite the vague predictions. Across ...