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Bitcoin falls below $117,000 again, raising worries about the upcoming “ghost month.” Are traders bracing for more losses or buying the dips?

A new type of buyer who “never sells” is scooping up Bitcoin from long-time holders — a bullish catalyst for BTC, says Bitcoin OG Udi Wertheimer in an exclusive Cointelegraph interview.

Bitcoin and Ether’s pullback suggests selling on rallies, but buyers are likely to step in at key support levels.

Ethereum’s price moves closer to its all-time high, but liquidity shortage could trigger a breakout toward $6,000.

This guide shows how to turn ChatGPT into your warning system for altcoin pumps, using smart prompts, trend tracking and risk filters to stay ahead of the curve.

Bitcoin and Ether were firm "buy the dip" targets for ETF investors, with reactions celebrating continued institutional demand despite a BTC and ETH price correction.

While some Ether holders expect new all-time highs within the next few days, a Nansen analyst said it may be weeks or months away.

Bitcoin dominance has fallen to a six-month low while altcoin market cap has jumped 50% since July, setting the stage for a potential September altseason, said Coinbase.