Rakesh Upadhyay

Does the crypto market’s previous extended downtrend mean that it is now in an accumulation phase?

The crypto and blockchain space is attracting investment from both venture capitalists and the government.

If the current recovery continues, it could attract traders who are waiting for confirmation of a bottom.

New data from Binance suggests that crypto markets have bottomed out and that the recent rally could make real headway.

Will the bears now sink the price back to the lows, or will the major cryptocurrencies form a higher low?

While fundamentals in the sector are improving, it still lacks the full-fledged involvement of institutional players.

Serious money is looking to get into the crypto sector, which could help sustain the current uptrend in digital asset markets.

Some indicators show that Bitcoin is heavily overbought, which could point to a downward correction in the near future.

As Bitcoin’s recent surge pulled most altcoins upward, market participants have recalled the 2017 bull run.

Technical analysis on top 10 cryptocurrencies.

Crypto markets have rallied recently in what some are calling the first signs of recovery in 2019.

Bitcoin’s dominance is slipping as traders are turning positive on select altcoins.

If the Bitcoin ETF will be approved in the second half of May, it will be a pleasant surprise and give a boost to crypto prices

Blockchain and crypto tokens are changing how traditional assets are traded, which is a bullish sign for the asset class.