A day after crypto markets went on a roller coaster ride, bitcoin held steady over $29,500 on Thursday as investors weighed sluggish U.S. economic growth and the latest banking sector woes. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/YNOLKBa

Bitcoin rose during U.S. trading hours on Tuesday as investors contemplated the latest banking unrest and seemed to regain interest in crypto and other assets that hold value. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/7bSVT5P

Bitcoin’s price fell slightly to below $28.5K as the US central bank did as was widely expected and raised interest rates 25 bps. The central bank omitted language signaling rate hikes at upcoming meetings. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/GcgDLsw

Bitcoin kicked off the US trading week falling below $27,500 in the afternoon as investors considered PEPE meme coin mania and the significance of Binance congestion issues. Ether fell well below the $1,900 level. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/hjSt0Ql

Bitcoin dipped below $27,000 Wednesday midday, reversing a morning jump following the U.S.’s mildly encouraging inflation data. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/x4RB698

Bitcoin $BTC continued its slightly downward consolidation on Tuesday, slipping just below $27,000 as investors kept close attention on the debt ceiling negotiations in Washington. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/6RrHQoj

Bitcoin tumbled back below $27,000, reversing its gain from a day ago as investors continued to weigh the ongoing debt ceiling talks in Washington, D.C. and the latest regulatory moves. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/cYiosnb

Bitcoin fell below $28,000 during U.S. trading hours on Tuesday but then steadied as investors monitored progress on a debt ceiling deal. Jocelyn Yang reports trib.al/TYTwBeD