Market Analysis

OpenSea transaction volumes are booming again, a certain influencer was “cancelled” and Madonna might be on the verge of buying a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT.

BTC and stocks bounced back from Monday’s onslaught as analysts speculate that the Fed’s upcoming rate hikes are beginning to be priced into the Bitcoin’s price action.

A key risk indicator for BTC options hit its highest level in six months, possibly signaling that $32,930 was the bottom.

Bulls lift the market higher on the back of a stocks resurgence, but the specter of the Fed is on the horizon.

Old whales may have offloaded last year, but demand for BTC shows no sign of disappearing, the latest data reveals.

BTC price took an unexpected bearish turn in January, but are there any catalysts that could support a run to $100,000 in 2022?

Crypto prices continue to take a beating, but value-focused investors might consider taking a closer look at MATIC, FTM, DOT, FXS and CRV.

Top traders are starting to search for optimal long entries for BTC even as concerns about the Federal Reserve’s new policy directive weighs on stocks and crypto markets.

Bitcoin price losses keep coming but coins dormant for at least a year now account for 60% of the total BTC supply.

Dynamic range NVT returns to levels seen just twice in two years: the March 2020 coronavirus crash and last year’s reaction after the Chinese miner shut down.

It may have dropped to six-month lows, but Bitcoin is still the subject of an increasing supply squeeze.

BTC is oversold and possibly ready for a relief bounce, but this could be a trap for altcoins and Bitcoin if bull volume fails to sustain.

A confirmed head and shoulders pattern on SOL’s daily chart points toward a drop to $70.

The timing of parachain auctions and the lack of interoperability with Ethereum may have impacted Polkadot’s token price and its competitiveness against other layer-one protocols.

It‘s looking more and more like a capitulation, but so far, open interest remains “unflushed,” analysts warn.