On-chain data indicates that Bitcoin’s short-term holders are still capitulating, realizing net losses of $480 million daily. According to analytics […]
Bitcoin remains stuck below $65,000 as ongoing selling pressure dampens market sentiment. The price has been fragile for weeks, with
XRP extended its decline, falling below $1.350 and is now consolidating its losses. However, it faces resistance near $1.3650 and
Bitcoin has dropped below $65,000 for the first time since early February, hitting a two-week low of $64,152. After closing
XRP is poised to close its fifth consecutive month in the red, a prolonged downturn not seen since late 2016.
Dogecoin is facing another bearish outlook after trader Cheds Trading (@BigCheds) posted a weekly DOGE/USD chart on X on February
Even as Ethereum’s price appears to stabilize below $2,000, the pause in its decline hasn’t eased concerns that further losses
Meme coins named after former US President Donald Trump have crashed, leaving many small investors with significant losses. Prices that
Bitcoin is increasingly moving in sync with the software and technology sector, reshaping its role in global finance. Instead of
Bitcoin futures positioning among large speculators is shifting rapidly toward net long exposure. Technical analyst Tom McClellan notes this move
Bitcoin’s price fell sharply after failing to hold above $68,000 and is now consolidating its losses. A recovery above $66,000
Solana failed to hold above $92 and extended its decline. The price is now consolidating below $85 and may struggle