William Suberg is a Technical Writer at Cointelegraph. He specializes in cryptocurrency and blockchain, with a focus on crypto exchanges, global markets, and international finance. William's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including Flipboard, Cryptopolitan, Bitcoin Insider, and Global Finance Herald.
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William Suberg's articles primarily focus on cryptocurrency, specifically Bitcoin and its market analysis. He often cites data and provides investment analysis related to the cryptocurrency market. Given his emphasis on BTC price movements, Bitcoin ETFs, and general market trends, William would likely be interested in insights from financial analysts or experts with a deep understanding of cryptocurrency markets.
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By: William Suberg
US corporate earnings help propel Bitcoin to $83,300 before BTC price action is rejected at its 21-day simple moving average.
By: William Suberg
Bitcoin buyers from late 2025 have added to ongoing BTC price resistance above $87,000, new research from Glassnode reports.
Bitcoin nears $85,000 for the first time in two weeks as SpaceX Q3 earnings allay stock-market fears over AI spending.
Bitcoin falls toward $81,500 after Tesla Q3 earnings data reignites concerns around AI expenditure.
BTC/USD continues to trade below $82,000 on Friday while stocks struggle on reemerging AI financing concerns.
By: William Suberg
Bitcoin weathers a fresh surge in oil prices as BTC price analysts see need to reclaim the 50-day moving average to avoid a drop below $80,000.
Bitcoin traders prepare for the FOMC meeting, US tech earnings and PCE data as BTC price support at $80,000 looks increasingly weak.
By: William Suberg
Bitcoin pulls back from $81,700 as its 50-day moving average acts as resistance ahead of the Fed interest-rate decision and key tech earnings.
By: William Suberg
Bitcoin price analysis puts the focus on $85,000 as an area in which 4.3% of the BTC supply last moved onchain.
Bitcoin diverges from US stock markets to spike to $81,500 after strong US macro data, brushing off Alphabet’s Q3 earnings miss.
