Charles Lloyd Bovaird II is a Senior Contributor at Forbes. He specializes in financial writing with a strong focus on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and crypto regulation, drawing on his extensive knowledge of asset markets and investing concepts. He has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Insider, CoinDesk, and Forbes.
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Bitcoin prices rallied on Wednesday, January 14, reaching their loftiest value in roughly two months as various factors combined to drive gains.
By: Charles Lloyd Bovaird Ii
Bitcoin prices traded close to $92,000 on January 19, after the digital currency declined in response to concerns about tariffs involving the U.S. and European Union.
By: Charles Lloyd Bovaird Ii
Cryptocurrencies led risk assets lower on Tuesday, January 20 as concerns about escalating tariffs soured sentiment and provoked market turmoil.
By: Charles Lloyd Bovaird Ii
Bitcoin prices dropped over the weekend, declining to their lowest point of the year as multiple bearish factors combined to drive losses.
Gold prices surged past $5,500 on Thursday, January 29, reaching a fresh, all-time high while cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether languished.
By: Charles Lloyd Bovaird Ii
Bitcoin suffered its latest bloodshed on February 4, dropping to almost $72,000 as various factors combined to trigger continued declines in the digital currency.
Bitcoin prices have suffered quite a bit lately, and are currently down more than 50% from the record high of roughly $126,300 they reached last Fall.
By: Charles Lloyd Bovaird Ii
Bitcoin’s fundamentals are suffering from “extremely bearish conditions,” according to the Bull Score Index, a measure of onchain activity produced by CryptoQuant.
Bitcoin prices fell on Thursday, February 12, suffering losses as a popular gauge of crypto sentiment flirted with all-time lows.
The Ethereum network is currently “stuck in between narratives" at a time when ether prices have been trading range-bound, according to analyst Callan Sarre.
