Ray Salmond

BTC’s attempt to recapture $20,000 as support failed, but on-chain data reveals a handful of positives.

XRP attracts buyers after the hope of a positive court ruling triggers a 25% rally above a key longer term resistance level.

Crypto and stock markets continue to correct, but that doesn’t mean all the investment opportunities are gone.

In a recent Twitter Space, Capriole Fund founder Charles Edwards told Cointelegraph that BTC could go lower, but currently reflects “incredible deep value” based on multiple price metrics.

BTC, ETH and most altcoins sold off heavily as the Merge began, but ATOM is bucking the trend with a near double-digit gain.

BTC, ETH, altcoins and stock prices crumbled in the face of a hotter than expected CPI report. Is there room for a short-term recovery?

Traders watch closely as BTC price presses at a long-term trendline resistance that has previously capped previous rallies.

$20,000 is becoming the “new” resistance for BTC price even though multiple indicators are screaming “buy.” Analysts share their views on the future of Bitcoin price.

BTC trades in the lower end of its 76-day range, but analysts say future Fed actions and record-high open interest increase the possibility of future “deleveraging events.”

Like all altcoins, ATOM price fell as $550 million of BTC, ETH and altcoin positions were liquidated last week, which is exactly why its 35% rebound is raising eyebrows.

Recurring bear flags and the Fed’s telegraphed monetary policy are painting a roadmap for BTC’s future price action.

Non crypto-related factors continue to weigh on BTC price, but a key on-chain metric that called previous market bottoms suggests Bitcoin is severely undervalued.

This bear market is proving to be especially tough for Bitcoin miners, but Canaan senior vice president Edward Lu says the industry is “evolving toward a positive long term.”

Investors have been crafting their strategies for navigating the volatility that could arise as the Ethereum Merge takes place. Here are a few to consider.

“Up only” Bitcoin and Ethereum take a breather after encountering resistance at a stiff multi-month descending trendline.

Traders tuck their tails as this week’s CPI print approaches and BTC and ETH price fall back into range to test underlying support.

Many BTC miners are in a tough spot and a few could collapse, but experts say the industry is here to stay.

Multiple indicators and on-chain metrics reflect confluence pointing to an improving market, but technical analysis still raises the possibility of Bitcoin dropping to new yearly lows.

Beset with multiple challenges, Bitcoin miners continue to liquidate their reserves, and a handful are selling more BTC per month than they make, but is there a silver lining?

To mine, or not to mine, that is the question. Professional Bitcoin miners discuss the nuance of BTC mining and whether now is a good time to get started.

Bear markets are for building, which is exactly why HashWorks CEO Todd Esse says BTC’s current pricing presents an opportunity for retail investors and industrial mining companies.

Bitcoin will always be the boss, but the real innovative and groundbreaking developments are happening in layer-two solutions, DAOs, NFTs with utility and emerging metaverses.

Stock markets and Bitcoin price took a slight hit after the Federal Reserve announced plans to increase interest rates twice in 2023, a tad bit earlier than markets expected.

Bitcoin’s range breakout boosted sentiment but traders are waiting for a daily close above $41,000 before taking more decisive action.

Analysts have mixed opinions now that Bitcoin price trades 40% away from its all-time high. ExoAlpha CIO David Lifchitz gives his take on what happened and what’s next for BTC.

News that Binance could be under investigation by the U.S. Justice Department and IRS triggered a marketwide sell-off that saw Bitcoin's price drop to $46,000.

Altcoins have been on a real tear for months, but Jarvis Labs analyst Ben Lilly says we’re not in an "alt season" just yet.

Bitcoin bulls obliterated the $28,500 resistance with a high-volume surge, but the $30,000 level could still pose a challenge.

Bulls are keen to buy each Bitcoin price dip but is this enough to avoid repeat sell-offs at $19,500?

Bitcoin’s bullish move above $19,300 is pulling select altcoins closer to their key overhead resistance levels.