Biraajmaan Tamuly

Analysts have conflicting views on whether record volatility within the US equities markets will have a positive or negative impact on Bitcoin price in the long term.

Bitcoin's realized cap hit a record $872 billion, but slowing growth, profit-taking, and underwater short-term holders suggest the market remains risk-off.

Bitcoin price needs to push above $85,000 to keep the current bullish momentum from fizzling out.

Historical data shows Bitcoin price rallying within 150 days of gold hitting new all-time highs.

Crypto investors bridged $120 million to Solana from competing blockchains, but technical data suggests SOL price will struggle to hold its recent gains.

Bitcoin's rising US exchange transfer volumes and multiple technical indicators forecast a powerful rally in Q3 and Q4 of 2025.

Bitcoin’s current rally is expected to extend to $90,000, but traders are uncertain whether prices above that level will hold.

Analysts say Bitcoin price could soar to $137,000 if the US Treasury General Account continues pumping money into financial markets.

Bitcoin bulls predict a rally to $90,000 if Treasury yields continue to fall alongside the Trump administration’s adjustments to its current tariff policy.

Bitcoin’s 7-day strength, coupled with the return of margin and spot traders, suggests a powerful rally is in the making.

A majority of XRP supply is in profit, but rising sell pressure at Upbit could be a sign that a growing number of investors are turning bearish.

Bitcoin’s cooling futures market has paved the way for a strong price recovery.

Bitcoin futures volumes see a notable rise while BTC’s open interest underwent a double-digit drop. Are bulls cutting positions or accumulating?

One analyst says Bitcoin price is close to locking in the deepest correction of this cycle, but how does it compare to previous bull and bear market drawdowns?

Global equities markets remain volatile, adding bearish pressure to Bitcoin price, but data shows BTC whales accelerating their accumulation trend.

Bitcoin adds gains as US stock markets drop a record $3.5 trillion in value and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warns of “higher inflation and slower growth.”

A Bitcoin sentiment metric fell to bear market lows this week, but clever counter-traders may interpret this as a risk-on, go-long opportunity for BTC.

Long-term whales and new investors are offloading XRP as the bull market loses momentum. Is a trip below $2 on the cards?

Crypto and stock markets took heavy losses throughout the US trading session. Should traders expect a relief rally due to oversold conditions?

Bitcoin’s market structure is shifting back to bulls, increasing the chance of BTC price seeking new all-time highs.

A decade of ETH price data suggests Ethereum bottoms each time it closes down for three consecutive months.

Ether’s price rallied on April 1 as news emerged that the launch of Privacy Pools on Ethereum has received Vitalik Buterin’s backing.

Bitcoin whales scoop up BTC every time it slips to its price range lows, mirroring a bullish trend seen in 2020.

Bitcoin lost a key price support today, and one analyst says liquidity conditions forecast another BTC price drop to $72,000.

A top-heavy market, decreasing liquidity, and the absence of new buyers are keeping Bitcoin price pinned below $90,000.

A bearish head and shoulders trading pattern, if completed, could kick off a 55% drawdown in XRP price.

Market trends and newsflow are working in Dogecon’s favor, and one analyst says DOGE price could gain 55% if the altcoin holds $0.20 as support.

A decade of Bitcoin price data found that BTC price has a 75% chance of making new highs in the next 9 months.

Multiple Bitcoin price data points show sellers positioning to take profit in the $88,000 to $90,000 zone. Will the bulls be able to overcome the sell pressure?

Bitcoin’s time spent trading below $90,000 is mere consolidation, not a sign that the bull market is ending.