BTC Jumps 4% as Stocks Slide Ahead of Nvidia Earnings
BTC outpaced US stocks with a 4% rebound, but a deeply negative Coinbase premium shows institutions aren’t buying the rally yet.
BTC outpaced US stocks with a 4% rebound, but a deeply negative Coinbase premium shows institutions aren’t buying the rally yet.
Mark Yusko explains why the Bitcoin bear market has arrived, how deep it could go, and why this cycle may be different from past crypto winters.
XRP is in a position for a rebound over the next few weeks as investors await spot ETF approvals.
Spot selling and sustained outflows from crypto ETFs reinforce traders' negative sentiment toward crypto. Do charts forecast a bottom or a rebound?
The crypto market lost $1 trillion in Q4, but analysts and a Coinbase executive say BTC’s drop is structural, not bearish, with long-term holders absorbing supply as its fundamentals strengthen.
Strategy shifts $5.7 billion in BTC as its NAV falls below one for the first time, raising structural concerns despite analysts rejecting fears of major liquidation risks.
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.
Long-term ETH holders have been selling relentlessly, increasing the likelihood of another price drop to $2,500.
BTC is becoming a low velocity savings asset while Ether evolves into a high utility onchain engine. Analysts warn the behaviour gap may reflect hidden structural risks.
Ethereum price forecasts hint at $4,000 in the short term, fueled by persistent whale demand.
Stable altcoin sentiment and fading BTC dominance hint at an early-stage rotation toward a more mature, utility-driven crypto prices in the coming weeks.
The BTC price is slumping toward the psychological support level at $100,000, increasing the risk of a breakdown to new lows.
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