Marcel Pechman

Bitcoin’s drop below $113,000 reflects investors’ worries about the US economy, stock markets and crypto, but the volatility does not end BTC’s long-term bullish trend.

Bitcoin and altcoins continue to sell off, but Solana’s fundamentals and accelerating institutional traction hint at a price recovery to $200.

Bitcoin derivatives, spot ETFs, top trader positions and stablecoin demand suggest BTC’s correction is near completion.

Central bank stimulus in China and global investors’ response to recession fears will determine if altseason continues.

Bitcoin’s drop from $124,000 to $117,500 sparked $227 million in liquidations, with traders showing neutral sentiment despite inflation data and Fed uncertainty.

Solana tops $200 on onchain growth, but flat funding rates and falling DEX share raise doubts over a near-term rally to $250.

ETH futures hit record open interest, but weak leverage demand and rising layer-1 rivals cast doubt on the sustainability of Ethereum’s recent price rally.

Sustained ETF inflows and corporate reserves could position ETH to outperform and challenge $5,000 for the first time.

Bitcoin price could surge in 2025 driven by global money supply growth, ETF adoption, and retail inflows.

Despite aggressive bullish bets, market odds imply under 3% chance of $200,000 BTC price by December of this year.

Bitcoin benefits from a weaker dollar, but credit market signals warn of possible investor caution that could prevent the bulls from making a run at $120,000.

Increased demand for downside protection reflects macro risks, not an imminent Bitcoin price collapse, which could help BTC avoid a trip down to $110,000.

Ether faces weak institutional demand and lacks catalysts, keeping ETH price tied to broader altcoin trends and economic uncertainty.

Bitcoin derivatives data shows no evidence the 2025 bull run is over despite BTC price sliding to lower support levels below $115,000.

Despite strong ETF inflows, ETH traders remain cautious as competitive pressures and weak network activity persist.

Traders anxiously await today’s FOMC results to see if a surprise Fed rate cut could ignite a Bitcoin rally toward $140,000.

XRP futures data shows neutral sentiment despite the altcoin’s double-digit price drop from $3.66.

ETH price corrected at the weekly open, but futures data pinpoints the possibility of a breakout to $5,000.

SOL looks poised for a longer-term rally toward $260, but a few key changes need to happen first.

Bitcoin traders turn cautious as BTC trades near a critical support level, but outright panic is absent in derivatives markets.

As Bitcoin price hits new highs and altcoins soar, traders are curious to know if a new super cycle has begun.

Ether price rallied to $3,000, but the key components needed to hold the level are still missing.

Bitcoin price hit new highs today, but surging US debt and concerning housing data raise fears of a recession-led Bitcoin drop toward $95,000.

Blockchain competitors and recent decisions by institutional investors chip away at Solana’s market share. Will this impact SOL price?

Traders are unwinding their bearish positions as Bitcoin holds strong, fueling optimism for a potential breakout to $120,000.

Bitcoin's pullback reflects the market’s anxiety about the US economy and dormant BTC wallets shifting billions worth of BTC.

Traders say an ETH rally to $3,200 could result from a “golden cross” pattern, but other Ether price metrics are not so bullish.

Bitcoin moved closer to its all-time high today, but several data points suggest pro traders are not on board yet.

Traders say Bitcoin will benefit from the proposed $5 trillion increase to the US debt ceiling, but data could suggest otherwise.

Solana's ETF launch sparks a brief rally, but fundamentals and institutional demand remain weak amid competition.