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Bitcoin price declined after failing to hold above $68,800, consolidating near $65,750 with bearish technicals signaling potential further losses below key supports in the short term.
Bitcoin fell to a two-week low following the largest 2026 options expiry, with defensive positioning and elevated put volumes signaling bearish sentiment and potential further downside risk.
Bitcoin's recent sideways trading near $70,000 may be a distribution pattern signaling a further decline towards $50,000, following repeated bearish technical structures and failed breakouts above re…
Bitcoin faces increased volatility amid U.S.-Iran war tensions, dipping from $79K to $68K. Despite liquidations, no panic selling occurred. Traders watch for bearish or bullish breakout signals impac…
Bitcoin extends its decline below $63,000 amid macro-driven risk aversion, geopolitical tensions, forced liquidations, and ETF outflows, signaling a fragile consolidation and potential further downsi…
Bitcoin's ratio to gold halved since late 2024, suggesting a potential 50% drop to $50,000 or lower. Rising equity risk and failure to break $100,000 signal a bearish setup, with mean reversion likel…
Bitcoin faces potential correction as it nears weekly Ichimoku Cloud breakdown. Tax loss harvesting may increase selling pressure causing volatility and a bearish setup resembling a bear flag pattern.
Bitcoin has dropped 24% since November 11, weakening below key EMAs and threatening the $80,000 support, dragging the market down. Some altcoins with strong negative correlations to BTC, like Zcash, …
Bitcoin and Ethereum face critical support levels amid a fading bullish trend, with Bitcoin nearing a potential death cross and risk of further declines below $100,000 if recovery above $104,000–$106…
Bitcoin dropped below $100,000 amid strong US spot selling and negative Coinbase premium, signaling short-term weakness. While short-term holders accumulate, long-term holders take profits, suggestin…
Bitcoin faces critical technical levels with potential for either a new all-time high above $126,000 or a sharp decline toward $87,600 if key support near $107,300 breaks.