Jordan Finneseth

BTC price slides back below its 200-week moving average as analysts stress the importance of staying above $22,800 for bullish momentum to continue.

As high inflation destroys the purchasing power of fiat, these options offer hodlers a way to add to their portfolio without breaking the bank.

Rising sentiment and token prices suggest that the upcoming Ethereum Merge is helping to catalyze a broad recovery in crypto prices.

The ETH price stalls following a week of gains, leading analysts to call for a pullback in the short term followed by a rally into September when the mainnet Merge is predicted to occur.

BTC’s march up toward $24,000 took a brief pause after media headlines announced that Tesla had sold 75% of its Bitcoin position.

The crypto market rally continues, but analysts are on the fence about whether BTC and ETH will slip back into range or push closer to higher-timeframe resistance levels.

Traders expect BTC price to venture into the $27,000 to $32,000 range now that Bitcoin looks to secure a daily close above its current range.

BTC price is racing toward $24,000, but analysts warn that a lower support retest is needed to confirm the strength of the current breakout.

The bear market is far from over, but according to Glassnode, several metrics suggest that Bitcoin capitulation already occurred.

The crypto market capitalization pushed above $1 trillion after notable weekly double-digit gains from BTC, ETH and several large cap altcoins.

Crypto prices have dropped to multiyear lows, raising the question of which assets from which subsectors are ready for accumulation.

A key ETH price indicator suggests the altcoin’s downtrend could extend to $400, but analysts are unsure whether the upcoming Ethereum Merge will be a bullish or bearish event.

It’s too early to know if DeFi is “dead,” but platforms that share revenue with liquidity providers and token holders could be the ones that survive the bear market.

Bitcoin, Uniswap, Polygon and Aave turned green just a day after the highest CPI print in over 40 years.

Steady adoption and internal growth back MATIC’s 118% gain, even as most altcoins struggle to hold on to their short-term gains.

BTC continues to sell-off, but analysts say investor sentiment could reverse when inflation peaks or traders feel that the situation with insolvent DeFi platforms is resolved.

CKB booked a 35%+ gain after the release of its Godwoken L1 solution and the launch of a new NFT marketplace.

Data shows blockchain-based gaming protocols registered a steady uptick in daily active users and transactions despite the current bear market conditions.

BTC on-chain metrics and technical indicators are trading near historical bottoms, but analysts say a new “macro catalyst” could prove the current range is not the bottom.

LDO price books a 45%+ monthly gain as the Ethereum network moves closer to completing its proof-of-stake upgrade.

ETH price saw a brief breakout following the successful merge on the Sepolia testnet, but analysts say the altcoin’s failure to flip $1,300 to support hints at further downside.

Crypto bear markets are rough, but there are five moonshot events that could turn the ship around.

Traders rejoice after BTC price spikes 7% to $21,800, but analysts say the macro downtrend is likely to prevail for the foreseeable future.

Retail investors have been wary of buying the current BTC dip, but survey data shows that 55% of those already invested in crypto chose to HODL during the most recent volatility.

AXS could recapture its former glory if market participants view the launch of land staking, increasing activity on the Ronin bridge and upcoming roadmap targets as bullish catalysts.

BTC bulls are holding $20,000, but most traders are confident that the price will remain range-bound for at least six more months.

BTC bounces back to reclaim support at $20,400 after hitting a daily low of $19,309 on July 5, as bulls battle bears for control of the market.

June saw the worst monthly performance for Bitcoin since 2011, but several metrics indicate that its underlying support base continues to grow stronger.

Crypto Jebb and independent market analyst Scott Melker agree that the crypto market’s toughest days still lay ahead.

Poor risk management, insufficient revenue and the overuse of leverage are the core reasons why DeFi is crumbling.