#Market Analysis
Total 42 articles
Bitcoin looks stable near $70K, but options data tells a different story. A negative gamma setup below $68,000 could trigger a self-reinforcing sell-off toward $60,000, Bitfinex warns.
Investment firm predicts Bitcoin could fall another 30% in 2026, citing the four-year cycle and predictable investor psychology as key factors.
Bitcoin may hit bottom by March when priced in gold, but could fall until late 2026 in dollar terms. Brazilian exchange analyst reveals why the measurement matters more than you think.
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Bitcoin drops 2% to $67,000 as traders buy $60K crash protection. Meanwhile AI tokens rally on Nvidia earnings. Is crypto money rotating from BTC to AI plays?
Major tech companies face investor skepticism as massive AI spending fails to deliver expected returns, triggering sharp stock declines across the sector.
Bitcoin mirrors late 2022 bear market conditions with extreme fear, flushed leverage, and sideways consolidation. Is this the bottom or just another trap?
Retail investors accumulate Bitcoin while large holders distribute, creating choppy price action around $60K. For rallies to stick, whale participation is essential.
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Bitcoin climbs toward $68,000 while gold holds near $5,000 amid Middle East tensions and hawkish Fed signals, but whale selling patterns suggest caution ahead
Bitcoin down 23% in first 50 days of 2026, marking worst year start in history. First-ever consecutive January-February declines signal potential market shift.
Global investment bank slashes crypto price targets, warning bitcoin could fall to $50,000 and ether to $1,400 as ETF outflows and macro headwinds pressure markets.
Michael Terpin warns against premature bottom calls, suggesting Bitcoin may face more pain ahead. Historical halving cycles point to potential $40K revisit before sustainable recovery.
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Bitcoin hovers near $69,000 as traders await Wednesday's delayed U.S. employment report. Trump officials hint at weaker-than-expected job numbers, setting up potential market volatility in crypto markets dominated by leveraged derivatives.
