Bitcoin is in the process of breaking its multiyear uptrend against gold, mirroring the March 2021–March 2022 fractal, suggesting BTC price could drop below $65,000.
Bitcoin price is flatlining within a narrowing range amid increasing economic uncertainty and trade wars, resulting in weakening demand for risk assets such as BTC.
Bitcoin buyers feel the pain of BTC price fluctuations, with loss-making transactions seeing recent hodlers' realized cap dive by $100 million since February.
XRP price may see significant gains in the near term due to improving technicals, Ripple’s new Dubai license and a possible conclusion of its battle with the SEC.
Bitcoin price faces pressure, but macroeconomic trends and regulatory shifts could drive future growth with BTC poised to reach six-figures once again.
Solana price could drop as low as $80 if the bulls fail to defend the last support level between $125 and $110, following its "death cross" on the charts.
BTC price action decides that good news on inflation is in fact bad news thanks to persisting US trade war fears dampening risk-asset trader appetites.