Cryptocurrencies price prediction: Bitcoin, Litecoin & Ripple – European Wrap – 15 November
|Bitcoin price prediction: November fails to impress, what about an action-filled December 2019?
Bitcoin is staring into a bottomless pit mid though the month of November. The past two years have seen Bitcoin start to stir movement upwards in November. However, this year Bitcoin seems to be searching for a bottom and is likely to break the historical pattern.
Litecoin price update: LTC/USD takes back $60 support, is $65 hurdle breakable?
Litecoin is in the middle of a recovery move following the recent slide below $60. The accrued gains chopping exercise that has been going on since the week started after another failed attempt to correct towards $65.
Ripple price analysis: XRP/USD on the verge of a falling wedge pattern breakout
Ripple is trading below a key support week-long support at $0.27. The selling pressure on Thursday forced the price lower refreshing the levels towards $0.26. XRP commenced the trading on Friday at $0.2679 and touched a high of $0.2690. The third-largest crypto has already adjusted to $0.2642 following a 1.44% lower correction.
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