Rakesh Upadhyay

The recent slump in markets has provided traders with a good buying opportunity, but a recovery may not come in the form of a dramatic vertical rally.

The trade volume of retail investors has been dropping and there is still a lack of participation from traditional investors like investment banks.

The sentiment is most bearish at the bottom of a trend in a bear market, but when the downtrend enters a capitulation, it may signal a bottom.

Markets are down following more delays on a Bitcoin ETF decision from the U.S. SEC. Let’s consult the charts and see how top coins are faring.

While expert opinions over Bitcoin’s future vary, the current bear market has failed to deter investment from large players, showing that interest in the space ...

Top coins are shaky as Bitcoin falls back below the $4,000 mark, but increased institutional interest — like Coinbase’s new OTC desk — could signal a turnaround...

Bitcoin closes out its worst November since 2011, while total market cap rallies well above year-to-date lows.

The bears seem to be unwilling to wait for the higher levels to sell Bitcoin, as the market experiences a pullback.

Markets rally today as execs from several big name institutional players express their optimism about crypto’s future as an asset class.

Rampant selling in recent weeks dragged total market capitalization from above $210 billion on Nov. 14 to just below $116 billion on Nov. 25.

Dismal crypto bear markets continue to rage, though the Bitcoin Cash hard fork drama has settled and a series of major institutional investor moves are on the h...

While a price crash can indicate decaying asset class fundamentals, markets often get the fundamentals of new technology wrong.

The world did not come to an end after the financial crisis of 2007–2008. Similarly, this bear market will also pass and the stronger cryptocurrencies will rise...

Following the increase in volatility and a renewed downtrend in markets, some analysts have projected abysmally low prices for Bitcoin.