Bitcoin, Altcoins Shake Off War Worries By Rallying Toward Range...
Markets turned green on Monday, and technical charts hint that a break above longer-term overhead resistance levels could kickstart a strong bull trend.
Markets turned green on Monday, and technical charts hint that a break above longer-term overhead resistance levels could kickstart a strong bull trend.
Ether’s short-term rally is encouraging but it longer-term performance, ETF outflows and investors’ worries over the US economy might make it short-lived.
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 trades 66% below its global liquidity-implied fair value as gold continues to overperform. Meanwhile, data from Bitwise and Fidelity signal a major mean-reversion setup ahead.
BTC stabilizes above $86,000 as the DXY hits 100 after a strong NFP report. Analysts warn the BTC rally may mask deeper structural weakness.
BTC’s steepest drawdown since 2022 triggered $1 billion in liquidations, but a rare macroeconomic liquidity signal now hints at a four-to-six week bullish reversal window.
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?
Bitcoin and altcoins struggle to hold their intra-day gains as bears pile into shorts and order books remain thin.
Bitcoin may have avoided a bearish double top, but a daily close above $107,0000 is needed for confirmation.
Bitcoin fights to hold $112,000 while select altcoins attempt to start a recovery. Will bears continue to sell into each relief rally?
Bitcoin may continue consolidating in a large range between $107,000 and $124,474, while individual altcoins outperform.
Bitcoin rallied into resistance, and altcoins moved closer to new highs after US inflation data came in softer than analysts predicted.
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