While bitcoin and ether continue to trade within tight ranges, Zcash (ZEC) has extended its extraordinary rally, now up more than 460% in a month.
Investor sentiment has remained at "fear" levels for a week as bitcoin consolidates, hinting at potential market exhaustion.
Bitcoin and Ethereum fell sharply Tuesday, erasing weekend gains as traders assessed whether the market’s bounce formed a lower high.
The BTC/Gold ratio looks most oversold since Noveber 2022, according to the RSI indicator.
BTC hovers close to the key support zone of $107K-$110K. The outcome here could set the stage for significant moves.
Strategy is the world's largest publicly-listed BTC holder.
Junk bond and banking ETFs hint risk aversion.
Despite some investors calling Q4 the end of the cycle, key long-term indicators suggest the bull market may just be getting started.
Bitcoin’s battle with $120,000 could set the stage for fresh record highs, as derivatives data shows signs of both bullish conviction and concentrated risk, while altcoins outperform.
Wallet cohorts shift from distribution to accumulation as U.S. investors show renewed bullishness.
The tape shows a relay between gold and bitcoin: when the metal runs, BTC rests; and when gold stalls, BTC tends to go.
Crypto markets began what is historically their strongest quarter on a positive note.
Bitcoin and ether climbed nearly 3% each, but altcoins stole the spotlight with double-digit surges as traders bet on a fresh “altcoin season.”
Most altcoins including ETH, SOL, AVAX, UNI posted declines Tuesday but bitcoin was flat after a late rally.
BTC and ETH edge higher as derivatives metrics flash a tentative bullish tilt, while new DEX Aster grabs $64B in daily volume with extreme leverage despite weak token performance.
October is the month in which bitcoin, on average, posts its best returns.
Options expiry and key technical levels weigh on BTC as equities and bitcoin trends diverge.
The crypto market is a sea of red, with the CoinDesk 20 Index down 5% in 24 hours and all members lower.
A $29.1 million ETH-USD long hit was indicative of the growing role of decentralized perpetual exchanges in driving liquidations.
Bitcoin fell, nearly erasing gains from Wednesday’s rebound, while ether slid more than 3% to trigger large liquidations.
Much will depend on the ability of bitcoin bulls to overcome important resistance levels at $113,500 and $115,000, one analyst said.
Analysts pointed to three key resistance price levels that could shape the cryptocurrency's near-term trend.
The decline followed a supposedly dovish Fed interest-rate cut, which was expected to weaken the dollar and encourage more risk-taking in crypto markets.
Impending Federal Reserve speeches and the upcoming PCE report could add to market volatility.
Impending Federal Reserve speeches and the upcoming PCE report could add to market volatility.
The regulator's move sets the stage for a wave of new crypto products coming to market, but that alone won’t drive demand, analysts cautioned.
Major cryptocurrencies rallied following the Federal Reserve's interest-rate cut, though some analysts remain cautious.
Bitcoin hit its highest point since Aug. 22 before retreating, while altcoins posted stronger gains.
Traders are anticipating increased volatility after Wednesday's Federal Reserve interest-rate decision.