Bitcoin, Altcoins Succumb To Range High Sellers: Is The Bull...
Crypto analysts remain hopeful that an end-of-year Santa rally could reverse the bearish trend, but technical charts predict another sell-off to range lows.
Crypto analysts remain hopeful that an end-of-year Santa rally could reverse the bearish trend, but technical charts predict another sell-off to range lows.
Bitcoin and altcoins remain under pressure as analysts expect a rate hike by the Bank of Japan to pull prices lower.
Crypto markets continue to recover from the Oct. 10 sell-off, but most large-cap coins face strong selling pressure at the range highs. Will a Santa turn the tide?
Bitcoin bulls are hoping that a Fed interest rate cut kickstarts a rally to $98,000. Will ETH and other large-cap altcoins follow?
Bitcoin and several major altcoins have turned down from their overhead resistance levels and are on the verge of resuming their downtrend.
The recovery in Bitcoin and select altcoins is facing selling at the 20-day EMA, indicating that the bears are attempting to retain control.
The larger trend for crypto remains negative, indicating that relief rallies in Bitcoin and altcoins are likely to be sold into.
Bitcoin is showing strength while several altcoins continue to languish near their recent lows. Will they play catch-up?
Bitcoin’s weakness has accelerated selling in several major altcoins, causing them to fall below their support levels. Is the worst of the selling over?
Crypto market selling intensified as Bitcoin fell below $90,000 again and altcoins notched double-digit losses.
Spot selling and sustained outflows from crypto ETFs reinforce traders' negative sentiment toward crypto. Do charts forecast a bottom or a rebound?
Traders warn that Bitcoin’s sharp fall below $100,000 could be a sign that the bull market is ending for BTC and altcoins. Cointelegraph takes a look at the charts.
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