Market Analysis

Does the crypto market’s previous extended downtrend mean that it is now in an accumulation phase?

Will the bears now sink the price back to the lows, or will the major cryptocurrencies form a higher low?

As Bitcoin’s recent surge pulled most altcoins upward, market participants have recalled the 2017 bull run.

If the Bitcoin ETF will be approved in the second half of May, it will be a pleasant surprise and give a boost to crypto prices

As cryptos are currently rising from the bottom, the community has started hearing some bullish voices again.

The crypto market is looking at a tentative uptrend — let’s take a look at the coins leading the way.

The crypto market cap has not been making new lows recently, which is the first indication of a bottom formation.

Against the backdrop of numerous positive headlines, February was the first month to see Bitcoin’s price grow since July of 2018.

Major cryptocurrencies have begun to display gains on a weekly basis, confirming that the recovery is picking up steam.

Institutional investments in crypto are looking bullish — we look at how the top five coins will perform short-term.

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

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

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

The recent market sell off may indicate that the process of bottom formation will be volatile.

As the market keeps maturing, some experts are pointing out correlations between the prices of crypto and some of the traditional assets.