Biraajmaan Tamuly

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.

Bitcoin reached a new high on Coinbase at $120,000 amid surging spot ETF flows, network activity, and long-term holder profits, which hint at higher targets.

Bitcoin’s parabolic rally could last until Christmas with a cycle top near $300,000, according to one analyst.

Soaring capital inflows and an uptick in Bitcoin wallets identified as “accumulators” suggest BTC price is on a path to $130,900.

Bitcoin price set new highs above $113,800 as stablecoin reserves surged and retail investor-driven selling subsided.

Ether’s price rally is backed by soaring institutional investor flows and a bullish market structure. Is a rally to $3,000 possible this week?

Bitcoin’s inflow/outflow ratio fell to 2022 lows, and the cumulative volume delta shows short-selling pressure failing to push prices lower. Time for a rally?

Soaring stablecoin reserves at Binance, falling Bitcoin dominance and a bullish chart pattern point to a possible altseason starting in the bottom half of 2025.

Bitcoin futures show rising long-side buy pressure as open interest surges.

A bullish pattern on the DOGE chart points to a potential price recovery to $0.25.

Bitcoin charts show bearish divergences across multiple time frames, a hint that price rallies above $110,000 could be a trap.

Bitcoin’s rally above $109,000 was backed by strong onchain and technical signals.

LTC price fell under $90, but multiple factors suggest Q4 2025 could be an exciting time for the altcoin.

SOL retraced its ETF rally, and with over 14% of supply concentrated at $144, holding this key support is critical to avoid a deeper correction.

Bitcoin selling intensified this week, but data shows an assortment of buyers absorbing the flow.