Biraajmaan Tamuly

The Ether unstaking queue has a 15-day wait as investors aim to withdraw a record $3.8 billion in ETH.

Bitcoin falls below $117,000 again, raising worries about the upcoming “ghost month.” Are traders bracing for more losses or buying the dips?

Bitcoin slid to $117,400 after hotter-than-expected US PPI data dampened Fed rate cut hopes, sparking inflation fears and weighing on crypto and stocks.

Bitcoin growth models project $200,000 by 2025 and up to $1.5 million by 2035, outpacing gold and the Nasdaq in long-term returns.

Bitcoin bulls lift their price target to $137,000 as odds of a Federal Reserve rate cut increase.

Ether outpaces Solana and Bitcoin in capital inflows and futures dominance, with $4,000 retest in the cards.

XRP price faces mounting pressure as whales exit, and $2.65 emerges as the line between recovery and a bigger correction.

The short-term outlook for Bitcoin remained cautious, with a possibility of a trip toward $105,000, which one analyst called a “hidden danger zone” for BTC price.

A Power of 3 pattern suggests a $126,000 target for Bitcoin after a leverage reset, but BTC price must first flip its immediate resistance level into new support.

ETH onchain data predicts a rally to $4,500, but a bearish RSI divergence warns of a correction in the short term.

A negative Coinbase Premium Index and the markets’ reaction to a disappointing Federal Reserve presser catalyzed a “big move” in Bitcoin price.

Bitcoin eyes upside breakout to $122,000, but fading spot ETF flows, lack of volumes and seasonality could stall bullish momentum thereafter.

Surging ETH and BNB activity, alongside shifting USDT flows, are all signals that traders are pivoting into altcoins.

Traders are betting big on Bitcoin as calm markets and record-low volatility mask the bull’s intentions.

Data shows the market still favors ETH even after Bitcoin’s sharp sell-off to $115,000.

XRP price fell by 10% as whales sold and wider market liquidations spread to the altcoin.

Bitcoin may face a short-term dip as a bearish divergence, CME gap, and a high IBCI reading point to downside below $115,000.

XRP vastly outperformed ETH over the past year, but institutional investor demand for Ether could change the trend.

A pro-crypto US government, near-insatiable institutional investor demand, and the chance for ETH staking ETFs made ETH a top performer last week.

Solana drops 9% amid long liquidations, but $180 support and a bullish golden cross suggest the uptrend remains intact — a dip buyers may welcome.

Altseason takes center stage as 71% of Binance Futures volume are altcoins.

Bitcoin holds firm above $115,000 as resilient buyers absorb sell pressure, setting the stage for a potential breakout to new highs.

XLM is gaining momentum with an 87% weekly rally, strong buyers’ interest and bullish technicals pointing toward a breakout past its all-time highs in 2025.

Capital rotation from Bitcoin hints at an accelerating altseason with liquidity, stablecoin inflows and market structure all aligning for a major breakout.

DOGE gained 18% this week, and multiple data points suggest a 300% rally is possible before the end of 2025.

Data from Fidelity Investments suggests that Bitcoin is still mid-cycle in its adoption curve as institutional interest and inflows signal asset maturity.

Bitcoin shows its first major bearish signal in weeks, yet strong dip-buying and key support levels keep the bullish outlook intact.

Ether reclaims $3,000 and breaks key technical levels, setting the stage for a potential 1,110% rally.

Rising US inflation tempers investors’ interest rate cut hopes, leaving Bitcoin at a critical juncture below $120,000.

Bitcoin looks poised for an extended rally to $138,000 according to market cycle history and the current weekly trend.