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Mixed markets as chipmakers/AI stocks slide on Kospi weakness, dragging Nasdaq lower while Dow rises on UNH/MRK gains. Oil jumps on US-Iran conflict escalation; gold, silver, and crypto fall sharply …
Bitcoin declined 1.2% as US stocks hit record highs, with weak domestic demand and Binance dominance pressuring BTC. Dow Jones surged to all-time peaks amid potential broader market rallies.
Ethereum's Ether shows a potential 80% rally versus Bitcoin in 2026 based on a bullish inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, but risks remain with a long-term downtrend that may cause a pullback if res…
MicroStrategy lowered its 2025 earnings forecast due to a weak bitcoin performance, cutting expected profits significantly versus prior estimates.
Bitcoin continues to struggle as December begins weakly following a disappointing November without anticipated gains.
Dollar edges higher after hawkish Fed comments diminish rate cut expectations; EURUSD weakens amid rising Treasury yields and dollar strength.
XRP failed a breakout and reversed bearish, risking a drop toward $2 if $2.60 support breaks; failed EMA recoveries, low volume and Bitcoin's stalled gains raise downside risk over the coming weeks.
Strong U.S. jobs data lifted the dollar and cut Fed rate-cut odds, pushing Bitcoin below $111K; slowed ETF inflows and a technical breakdown from $116K point to short-term downside toward $108K.
Dogecoin plunged below key supports and is consolidating, risking deeper drops toward $0.2250–$0.2050 if bearish momentum continues; Bitcoin showed mild weakness alongside altcoins but without a majo…
Ethereum's daily breakout and ETH/BTC surge signal altcoin rotation and weaker Bitcoin dominance, implying short-term pressure on BTCUSD amid heightened volatility.
Ethereum is consolidating above $4,000 with 50-day EMA support and could target $5,000 by September, while Bitcoin lags amid lower volumes and fading institutional flows that threaten the broader ral…
Gold's breakout has dented Bitcoin's short-term momentum, with BTC slipping below key technical levels; long-term anti-fiat narratives still support potential upside.
Bitcoin dominance has broken the 50-week EMA with weekly closes below it, signaling a structural shift toward altcoins and suggesting a multi-month altseason rather than an immediate BTC price rally.
Bitcoin fell from a Powell-driven spike, hitting multi-week lows near $109K and now trading below $111K as selling pressure and altcoin rotation (notably CRO) weigh on BTC dominance.