Bitcoin is still struggling to break back above $65,000, held down by ongoing selling pressure and weak market sentiment. Recent […]
On-chain data indicates that Bitcoin’s short-term holders are still capitulating, realizing net losses of $480 million daily. According to analytics
Bitcoin has dropped below $65,000 for the first time since early February, hitting a two-week low of $64,152. After closing
Bitcoin’s price has fallen by about 50% over the past six months, dropping below $64,000 at the beginning of this
Bitcoin saw a small but notable technical shift this week as the Coinbase premium returned to positive territory, ending a
Dogecoin has begun a new decline against the US Dollar, falling below the $0.10 level. It is now consolidating its
Bitcoin remains stuck below $65,000 as ongoing selling pressure dampens market sentiment. The price has been fragile for weeks, with
XRP is poised to close its fifth consecutive month in the red, a prolonged downturn not seen since late 2016.
A sharp decline in XRP has unsettled short-term investors, though some observers caution that this sell-off could be forming a
Dogecoin is facing another bearish outlook after trader Cheds Trading (@BigCheds) posted a weekly DOGE/USD chart on X on February
XRP extended its decline, falling below $1.350 and is now consolidating its losses. However, it faces resistance near $1.3650 and
Bitcoin’s price fell sharply after failing to hold above $68,000 and is now consolidating its losses. A recovery above $66,000