Market Analysis

Over 2,000 data points consistently demonstrate a singular truth: Crypto asset prices tend to increase when this quant algorithm identifies bullish conditions.

Bitcoin price action is just 20% from all-time highs, but the market has reentered "extreme fear" for the first time since $43,000.

Bears took control of BTC price after options markets flashed bearish signals, but should traders be worried?

Bitcoin price action steadies after losing almost $6,000 on Nov. 26 as winners and losers from the coronavirus-‘Nu’-variant scare emerge.

However, BAT saw profit-taking sentiment at its new price top, suggesting more downside is possible.

A strange sense of déjà vu pervades crypto markets as Black Friday delivers a rare buying opportunity right on cue.

Bitcoin price action sees its lowest levels since the second week of October after a hefty $5,000 red daily candle.

$1.25 billion in ETH options expire on Nov. 26 and bulls are better positioned above $4,200.

Nearly $3 billion in BTC options expire on Nov. 26, and bears are better positioned below $58,000.

Meanwhile, the trading volumes across the crypto’s main instruments dropped by nearly 100% in the same period.

Hodlers are up 200% since last Thanksgiving, as PlanB prepares for the first miss on record for his Bitcoin price floor prediction model.

Encouraging signs point investors away from expecting the worst after BTC/USD reaches multi-day highs without significant retracement.

Current limp Bitcoin price performance is not fooling analysts, as Advanced NVT Signal joins those predicting a dramatic BTC renaissance.

Conflicted technical setups emerge in the wake of Shiba Inu’s latest price decline, with price targets sitting as high as $0.0001.

Fits and starts below crucial resistance at $60,000 continue with Bitcoin’s RSI due to rebound.