Tracking average exchange withdrawal prices reveals signs of capitulation and a shift toward recovery.
Crypto traders are betting on Ethereum's ether to reach $6,000 by Dec. 26 through bull call spreads.
Bond markets are challenging the illusion of U.S. fiscal stability and safe have status. BTC and gold stand to gain.
Bitcoin behaved differently on Sunday, with CME futures leading the volatile price action.
The sudden price gyrations wiped out over $460 million in long positions and $220 million in shorts, across futures tracking majors like ether (ETH), solana (SOL), and dogecoin (DOGE).
Forced liquidations, hidden contracts, and backchannel deals are prompting a rethink in how liquidity is structured — and who gets trusted.
Ether's recent price rally is driven by short covering rather than new bullish bets, CF Benchmarks' Sui Chung said.
After testing the $100,000 level early Thursday, bitcoin reversed to above $103,000.
Solana has positive realized cap inflows after weeks of bleeding, a potential early signal of revived market conviction.
Joao Wedson, CEO of Alphractal, predicts a full-blown alt season in June, with BTC dominance already under pressure.
Major tokens slip as traders lock in gains following macro-fueled surge, with market focus shifting to upcoming events.
A positive flip in the indicator has preceded every major rally since 2020.
Elevated Treasury yields are driven by factors that are bullish for bitcoin.
Several on-chain metrics are pointing toward waning momentum as bitcoin attempts to reach its January record just above $109,000.
AI-assisted technical analysis data suggests prices could reach $2.85 in just over two weeks.
Easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China could lead to a broader risk-on sentiment and weigh over gold.
The event throws into question the perceived heightened accuracy of betting markets like Poymarket over conventional polls.
Top altcoins are mimicking BTC's late April bullish breakout that set the stage for a rally to $100,000.
Panning out over just the last week shows a much bigger sign of institutional positioning on BTC, Deribit said.
ETH, BCH and top memecoins are flashing bullish chart patterns.
Undervaluation signals have previously preceded ETH rallies, but surging supply, flat demand, and weakened burn mechanics complicate the outlook.
Several factors suggest the $100K breakout may not be a smooth ride.
Holding rates steady, the U.S. central bank took note of the possibility of higher inflation and unemployment.
Key bearish indicators recently trapped bears on the wrong side of the market in a pattern observed in August-September 2024.
Market volatility may soar as a regional tussle between India and Pakistan intensifies and the U.S.-China trade war looms.
Bitcoin bulls may run into significant selling pressure at around $99,900, on-chain data show.
"There are always folks that want the hyperinflation hedge," one observer said, explaining the solid open interest build up in the $300K call option expiring on June 26.
Sell-side bulls from Benchmark and TD Cowen viewed Michael Saylor and team's plan as a bold yet realistic escalation of its bitcoin-focused strategy amid rising institutional interest.
Could a centuries-old seasonal market pattern be a sign of further losses? Bitcoin’s five-year performance leans toward “yes.”
Traders grow more optimistic on approval odds as social buzz rebounds across the two majors.