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Bitcoin hovers near $64,000 despite a 2% weekly gain, but on-chain data shows falling exchange stablecoin reserves, negative Coinbase Premium, and capitulating top buyers—signaling weak demand and be…
Bitcoin trades near $64,000 despite a 2% weekly gain, but three on-chain signals—falling stablecoin reserves, negative Coinbase Premium, and top-buyer capitulation—suggest bearish pressure amid geopo…
Bitcoin faces bearish pressure entering April 2026 with weakening ETF inflows, rising whale sell-offs, and a critical technical test near $67,000 support signaling potential further decline.
Bitcoin nears three-week lows amid geopolitical tension and oil supply threats, with bearish technical patterns signaling risks of a drop below $50,000 and potential targets near $41,000.
Bitcoin futures funding briefly turned negative, signaling weak bullish conviction amid caution over AI profitability; investors favored gold and US bonds as Bitcoin failed to retake $70K amid tech s…
Bitcoin's recent 9% bounce masked growing bearish signals including increased leverage, hidden bearish divergence, and profit-taking risk, suggesting a higher chance of another sharp decline below ke…
Key on-chain Bitcoin indicators are all bearish, signaling a challenging short-term market. Loss-taking by short-term holders and sustained red signals in major metrics suggest limited upside and pot…
Bitcoin remains in an early bear market with further downside likely, driven by negative capital inflows, bearish technical patterns, and delayed recovery expectations from experts.
Bitcoin plunged over 6% to a two-month low of $83,383 amid $1.1 billion ETF outflows, rising rare earth tariffs, Fed rate uncertainty, and bearish options positioning. Technicals show strong support …
Bitcoin faces bearish signals from technical indicators, historical drawdowns, and increased exchange inflows by major holders, suggesting a continued bear market phase and potential further price de…
Bitcoin shows bearish signals as its market cap declines into a zone signaling strong downside risk.
Bitcoin unexpectedly dropped 6%, triggering massive liquidations despite no bad news. Key support levels are being tested amid bearish signals, but strong ETF inflows and halving excitement provide s…
Bitcoin’s monthly MACD turned bearish, signaling potential for up to 50% further declines. Key technical indicators and on-chain metrics point toward downside targets near $62,200 to mid-$40,000 leve…
Bitcoin shows bearish signs after breaking below the 200-day MA and wedge pattern, with cautious buyer activity and mixed exchange reserve trends signaling possible near-term downside before a longer…
Bitcoin fell after the Fed cut rates and ended quantitative tightening, signaling increased liquidity but raising bear market concerns. Analysts are divided, with some warning of downside risks and o…
October marks a historic liquidation and bearish signals for Bitcoin, indicating a potential prolonged bear market with a pullback toward $100,000, though some bullish catalysts remain possible.
Bitcoin slipped below its 100- and 200-day EMAs with bearish indicators—taker ratio, SOPR, and a wedge breakdown—pointing to short-term downside toward $108k–$106k, though Fed easing and historical Q…
Bitcoin shows weakening momentum as SOPR trends down, taker buy/sell ratio falls below 1, and DXY rebounds—raising risk of a near-term September reversal.
On-chain metrics and the Bitcoin Bull Score signal growing bearish risk for BTC near $113k, with key support at $107k–$108.9k; a break could trigger a deeper pullback toward $93k despite short-term s…