Bitcoin struggled near $90,000, retreating from a local high with potential for a sideways phase. Key support levels at $89,800 and $86,500 will determine if a dip to $80,500 occurs, presenting a buy…
Tech stocks, led by Nvidia, faced sharp profit-taking after record highs with no clear trigger, viewed as a short-term correction amid AI enthusiasm and stretched valuations.
Bitcoin broke below key $110,000 support, signaling a short-term bearish trend that may lead to retesting lower supports near $104,000-$100,000 amid declining momentum and increased selling pressure.
Bitcoin tests critical support near $110,000 after a volatile crash, showing controlled deleveraging but weakening momentum. A breakdown could lead to deeper correction, while defense at this level m…
A sharp crypto crash on Friday driven by leverage and tariff news caused massive liquidations but is seen as a short-term technical correction with bullish long-term fundamentals for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin dropped 3.04% today, marking its largest decline since late September and ending a two-day winning streak, though it remains up significantly year-to-date and month-to-date.
Analyst Trader Mayne warns Bitcoin could drop to $98,000 via a liquidity sweep in early October before resuming a Q4 uptrend; tactical H4 setups could offer buy-the-dip entries.
Bitcoin fell 0.46% to $111,679, marking three consecutive down days and a 3.55% three-day drop, hitting its lowest close since Sept. 9, 2025, despite being up 19.55% year-to-date and 2.52% month-to-d…
Bitcoin slid to about $108.6k as analyst Michaël van de Poppe warned of a corrective phase potentially down to $103k; $112k resistance rejection and whale profit-taking pressure offsets increased ins…