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Ethereum climbed back above $2,000 after a softer-than-expected US CPI print, and the move has traders and analysts debating whether the worst is behind the coin or if this is a temporary relief rally. Reports say futures open interest has fallen sharply over the last 30 days, funding rates have swung into deeply negative territory,… Continue reading Ethereum Open Interest Plunges: Cooling Off Or Cracks Forming?
After a dour performance throughout the week, the price of Bitcoin experienced a fair amount of bullish impetus on Friday, February 13th. Going into the weekend, the premier cryptocurrency seemed on its way to reclaim the psychologically relevant $70,000 level. Interestingly, recent on-chain data shows that this latest bullish spurt might be the start of,… Continue reading Bitcoin Funding Rate Falls To Critical Level — Short Squeeze Incoming?
Michael Saylor’s latest message is blunt and direct: “Go Bitcoin today — the money won’t fix itself.” He’s pressing an idea he has pushed for years — that holding Bitcoin is a deliberate choice against the slow decline of fiat money — and his firm’s actions back up the words. Bitcoin sits below Saylor’s firm’s… Continue reading ‘Go Bitcoin Today,’ Michael Saylor Says— A Warning On Broken Money
Standard Chartered lowered its long-term outlook for Bitcoin (BTC) for the second time in less than three months as the cryptocurrency market appears to have entered a new bearish cycle. With the leading cryptocurrency currently consolidating below the key $70,000 level, the bank now warns that the asset could fall as low as $50,000 before… Continue reading Standard Chartered Lowers Bitcoin Forecast: Predicts Price Dive To $50,000 Before Rebound
Bitcoin’s price structure is showing signs of strain, and new data from CryptoQuant shows that fresh capital is no longer entering the market. Instead of the recent drawdown acting as an attraction for buyers, it appears to be triggering withdrawals. This change in liquidity behavior is important, as it indicates that Bitcoin may be transitioning… Continue reading Bitcoin Trapped In Bear Market Woes As Liquidity Runs Dry, Is Another Crash Coming?
Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat, is betting on a prompt bounce for Ethereum. He pointed to a pattern stretching back to 2018: each time ETH dropped deep, it later recovered strongly. That history has shaped the tone of his remarks in Hong Kong, where he argued that previous collapses ended with rapid turnarounds.… Continue reading Calm Down: Ethereum Has Survived 8 Major 50% Falls, Lee Reminds Investors
Bitcoin’s recent slide has left traders squinting at charts and asking the same blunt question: correction or crash? Prices have tumbled sharply, but some market watchers still see this as a deep pullback inside a longer uptrend. Others warn the data points to something colder. Price Decline And Hard Numbers According to XWIN Research’s CryptoQuant… Continue reading Bitcoin May Already Be Entering Crypto Winter, Researchers Warn
Bitcoin’s violent drawdown into the low-$60,000s has traders hunting for a floor. One of the market’s best-known on-chain analysts is arguing the risk-reward has shifted meaningfully, even if the “bottom” is still a process rather than a single print. James “Checkmate” Check, a former lead Glassnode researcher and now the author of Check On Chain,… Continue reading Is The Bitcoin Bottom In? Leading On-Chain Analyst Sees A Floor Forming
Bitcoin (BTC) resumed its downward trajectory on Thursday, falling toward $65,645 at the time of writing after once again failing to break through the major $70,000 resistance level. The pullback in the leading cryptocurrency has rippled across the broader digital asset market, with large-cap tokens, including Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and Solana (SOL), posting similar declines. US… Continue reading Bitcoin Back At $65,000 — The Two Main Reasons Behind Today’s Market Crash
The Bitcoin price crash toward $60,000 has sparked debate across the crypto market, but recent analysis from BitQuant’s market experts explains why this move was inevitable and necessary. According to the firm, BTC’s sharp decline is not the result of widespread panic or manipulation but rather a natural development in its market structure. The firm… Continue reading Why The Bitcoin Price Crash Toward $60,000 Was “Necessary”