Rakesh Upadhyay

Bitcoin’s bounce off the lower levels increases the possibility of a rally to $100,000.

Steady purchasing demand at Bitcoin’s lower support levels is keeping the pressure on the $95,000 BTC resistance zone.

Bitcoin gave up some of its recent gains, but select altcoin charts still look poised for a breakout.

Bitcoin looks ready to take a fresh shot at the $100,000 level, but will bears sell into the key price level once it’s hit?

Bitcoin’s low 7-day volatility could be a sign that a range expansion is in the making. Cointelegraph checks the altcoin charts to see which could follow.

Bitcoin faces selling at $95,000, but steady buying at the lower end of the trading range hints at a brief period of healthy consolidation.

Bitcoin’s solid comeback this week increases the possibility of a rally in SUI, AVAX, TRUMP, and TAO.

Bitcoin price pushed above $95,000 as multiple bullish catalysts lead to a spike in spot trading volumes.

A spike in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows has analysts calling for a $200,000 Bitcoin price by the end of 2025. Which altcoins could follow?

Bitcoin’s strong up move increases the likelihood of a rally to $95,000, signaling that the bottom may be in.

Traders say Bitcoin holding the $85,000 level is bullish, and charts suggest BNB, HYPE, TAO and RNDR could be the first altcoins to follow a BTC price breakout.

Bitcoin trades in a tightening range, signalling that range expansion is likely to occur in the near future.

Bitcoin price continues to find buyers on each dip, increasing the likelihood of a rally to $95,000.

Bitcoin price pushed above a long-term descending trendline but will potential selling near 200-MA cap the upside in BTC and altcoins?

Bitcoin made a strong comeback this week, and technical charts show bullish potential from HYPE, ONDO, RNDR, and KAS.

Bitcoin remains strong and on target to break above a stiff overhead resistance zone, signaling a possible short-term bottom. Will altcoins follow?

Bitcoin price shows strength despite persistent weakness in global stock markets. Will altcoins follow?

Bitcoin made a sharp comeback from $74,500, but rallying to higher levels could be challenging in the near term.

Bitcoin showed signs of decoupling from stocks last week, but today’s drop below $80,000 suggests BTC and altcoins are primed for a sell-off when US equities markets open.

Bitcoin and select altcoins hold steady even as the threat of a global trade war crushes the stock market.

Bitcoin bulls are trying to clear a critical overhead hurdle at $88,000. Will large-cap altcoins follow?

Bitcoin bulls showed up to defend the $80,000 support, but will it hold after the April 2 “Liberation Day” tariffs are announced by US President Donald Trump?

Bitcoin bulls are expected to step in near $80,000. Will altcoin traders follow suit?

Bitcoin falls to its range lows as a fresh round of US tariffs spook markets and raise investors’ inflation fears.

Bitcoin continues to face selling near $90,000, but the shallow pullback suggests that traders are viewing price dips as purchasing opportunities again.

Bitcoin bulls press BTC price closer to a key resistance level as crypto markets rebound and investor sentiment improves.

Bitcoin’s resilience in the $80,000 range could set the stage for AVAX, NEAR, TON and OKB to rally.

This week’s Bitcoin rallies failed to overcome sellers at the $87,500 level, but many analysts still believe the corrective bottom was at $77,000. How will altcoins react while BTC trades in a range?

Bitcoin shows strength as the market awaits today’s FOMC minutes and comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Bitcoin bulls appear ready to make a run at the 200-day SMA, which could pull BTC price toward $92,000 and reinvigorate altcoins.