Rakesh Upadhyay is a professional trader and contributing author for hacked.com, oilprice.com, exchangerates.org.uk.
Following a period of relative calm in the markets, do the charts point to a potential breakout or a breakdown? Let’s find out.
While institutional investors take their time to enter the market, is it worthwhile to buy and hold or is there a risk of a further fall? Let’s find out.
Prices rallied as anxious Tether investors converted to other cryptocurrencies, but will higher prices hold? Let’s watch the critical levels that will indicate ...
Weekly price review of the best performing cryptocurrencies
While many predicted Bitcoin to be an alternative to gold, during the recent drop in stock markets, cryptocurrencies also sold aggressively.
After a period of calm, the crypto markets have been hit with a number of adverse headlines – what effect should we expect on the prices?
With major events coming for the crypto industry in October and November, do the charts confirm that the market has bottomed out?
The volatility in Bitcoin that once was an attractive characteristic for speculators seems to have declined, but has Bitcoin bottomed, or can it fall further?
Although the crypto bear market is scaring away retail investors, institutional players are using the current fall to invest in various blockchain and crypto fi...
The newsflow regarding cryptocurrencies has been fundamentally positive this year. Could this affect prices? Let’s find out.
A number of experts have suggested that cryptocurrency prices have formed a bottom and a rally might be waiting around the corner.
A recent report by the Statis Group shows that the volume of cryptocurrency trading will grow at a CAGR of 9 percent until 2028.
Since 2013, Bitcoin has seen a sharp rally in the last quarter of every year, except 2014.
Lately, crypto prices have not been falling on bad news and have been rising on minor positive ones – investors are looking for reasons to buy.
The crypto markets keep struggling amidst a similarly mixed outlook from the regulators – the industry still has a long way to go.
