Rakesh Upadhyay

Strong U.S. jobs data for January could not pull Bitcoin and select altcoins lower, indicating a strong bullish undercurrent.

Crypto traders are waiting for the result of today’s FOMC and it’s possible that the recent downside could reverse course if Jerome Powell’s statements hint at an improving U.S. economy.

Bitcoin and altcoins started the week in the red, but if this week’s Federal Reserve meeting aligns with investors’ general expectations, the wider crypto market could quickly rebound.

Bitcoin bulls look to push BTC price to $24,000 and in doing so, LTC, AVAX, APT and FTM could extend their monthly gains.

Bitcoin and select altcoins continue to consolidate near their recent highs, increasing the possibility of an upside breakout.

Bitcoin and the wider crypto market began to correct after the bullish momentum that drove last week’s rally to year-to-date highs started to fizzle out.

The rally in stocks could be giving Bitcoin price a boost and the crypto market could see more fireworks if the Fed confirms investor expectation that rate hikes will slow down.

Bitcoin could take a break from its sharp rally and if its price bounces off underlying support, APE, MANA, AAVE and FIL could break out.

Bitcoin and altcoins appear to have shaken off the Genesis bankruptcy news by bouncing off their immediate support levels and rallying higher.

Positive U.S. economic data initially propped up crypto and stock markets, but it appears that bulls lack the might to keep the rally rolling.

Bitcoin’s chart shows a tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and this is having a slight impact on the upward price action of most altcoins.

Bitcoin has turned bullish, but is it a dead cat bounce? If BTC bulls keep pace, LTC, OKB, BIT and FTM could see strong rallies.

Bitcoin and select altcoins have risen above stiff overhead resistance levels, signaling that the bottoming process may have begun.

Bitcoin and altcoins are extending their rally and traders are hopeful that the gains will push higher after this week’s Consumer Price Index data is released.

DXY is cooling off and crypto and equities are starting to heat up. Cointelegraph explores how BTC and altcoins could react to the current bullish momentum in the market.

Crypto markets flip green following the continuation of last week’s rally in equities, and SOL, XMR, LDO and AAVE could be ready to move higher.

A rally in equities markets is providing support to BTC and altcoins, but bulls will likely struggle in keeping the momentum needed to turn overhead resistance levels to support.

Bitcoin and select altcoins are showing signs of starting a sustained recovery over the next few days.

The DXY has turned bearish and that could prove to be a boon for SPX, cryptocurrency and Bitcoin.

Bitcoin remains stuck in a tight range but LTC, APE, ICP and BIT are showing signs of starting a new up-move.

Bitcoin and select altcoins remain under pressure as bounces off support levels are being sold into.

Bitcoin and select altcoins have turned down from overhead resistance levels, indicating that bears remain in control.

The S&P 500 may try to move up in the short term and that could trigger a recovery in Bitcoin and select altcoins.

Bitcoin’s volatility could soon pick up and that may boost buying interest in ETH, TON, XMR and OKB.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are trading close to their overhead resistance levels, increasing the likelihood of an upward push.

Analysts expect the bear market to loosen its grip in 2023. Here are five cryptocurrencies to keep an eye on.

Bitcoin and select altcoins are showing signs of a possible recovery in the near term but higher levels may continue to attract sellers.

Cryptocurrency and stock markets could see a sharp spike in volatility due to this week’s CPI print, interest rate hike and a conference from Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell.

BTC’s price range is tightening in preparation for a potential range expansion. Meanwhile, XMR, TON, TWT and AXS are maintaining their bullish momentum.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins remain stuck inside a range as traders keep a close eye on next week’s macroeconomic events.