Market Analysis

Bitcoin bull market optimism has suffered since the October crash, as chances of an extended BTC price drop below $55,000 increase. Go to Source

Ethereum risks over $2.5 billion in long liquidations below $2,000, as significant volatility may lead to a retest of the $1,800 support. Go to Source

Bitcoin dropped below $71,000, but the market’s tilt toward bulls holds as spot ETF inflows and BTC buying from Strategy boost investor sentiment. Go to Source

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index just ended a 48-day stretch in the “extreme fear” zone, signalling improving sentiment among investors. Will fresh capital inflows reignite the bull market? Go to Source

Bitcoin’s pre-FOMC sell-off eased as the US Federal Reserve’s choice to leave interest rates unchanged was followed by a swift bounce in BTC price. Go to Source

Author and personal finance educator Robert Kiyosaki says Bitcoin is going to $750,000, but there’s a catch. Go to Source

BTC price is vastly outperforming the tech-heavy Nasdaq index amid the US–Iran war, but its risks of crashing toward $51,000 persist. Go to Source

Bitcoin price traded at $74,000 as investors braced for Jerome Powell’s post-FOMC speech that could see volatile swings toward key BTC price levels. Go to Source

A Bitcoin price rally to $80,000 would bring the bulk of spot BTC ETF holders to breakeven on their positions and possibly signal the resumption of the crypto bull market. Go to Source

A SOL chart pattern that preceded several triple-digit rallies just flashed again. Are the altcoin bulls gearing up for a run to new price highs? Go to Source