Rakesh Upadhyay

Some experts predict the downfall of tokens with no clear use cases, while touting Bitcoin as a clear winner in the long run.

Some still expect Bitcoin to become the “digital gold” among cryptos. Let’s analyze the charts and find out the patterns that are developing in the major crypto...

While all other asset classes are matured, cryptocurrencies are still in their early stages of development.

Has the end of this week’s uptick changed the trend in the markets, or is it a dead cat bounce?

Experts are predicting various levels at which they think the Bitcoin price will bottom out, ranging from $2,000–$2,500.

Investors with open positions are experiencing huge losses, and the ones sitting on the sidelines are scared to enter.

While some are predicting the end of cryptocurrencies, Twitter Co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey is bullish on Bitcoin’s future.

Despite the bear market, some coins are still managing to outperform the overall trend.

Institutions like Fidelity have not shelved their crypto plans completely, and are moving ahead with trading and custody projects.

The entry of major players such as investment firm Fidelity and the governments of UAE and Saudi Arabia instills confidence in the crypto market.

The market has still not found a solid bottom and initiating positions in a downtrend is not a good strategy.

As a few of the top cryptos show signs of bottoming out, JPMorgan Chase analysts have predicted low BTC price points.

Bitcoin has been stuck in a tight range for the past few days, while its 14-day volatility plummeted to its lowest level since mid-November.

Countries like Japan and Georgia are moving towards more digitized economies: what do the charts say about improving crypto fundamentals?