Crypto market capitalization faces a strong hit, threatening the $3 trillion level. Bearish sentiment dominates, creating opportunities for short-sellers. Investors urged to exercise caution.
Bitcoin has entered an early-stage bear market as its profit cycle turns negative for the first time since 2023, with the $84,000 level becoming a crucial resistance point.
Bitcoin’s realized profit metrics have turned negative for the first time since 2023, signaling a shift in market sentiment and raising concerns about a potential bear market.
Ethereum’s price recovery to $3,000 may be short-lived, as data suggests a deeper correction to $1,850 is possible if key support levels don’t hold.
A new report from Bitwise suggests Q4 2025 may have marked the end of the crypto bear market. Learn more about the potential indicators and what it means for investors.
Bitwise’s Matt Hougan suggests Q4 2023 may have marked the bottom of the crypto bear market, with potential for a rebound similar to early 2023.
Trader Donalt, known for predicting XRP’s 700% rally, warns of a potential Bitcoin drop to $60,000 if a key support level fails.
Bitcoin (BTC) is showing signs of a potential bear market as five key signals emerge, including negative price action, geopolitical tensions, and overbought technical indicators.
Bitcoin is showing strong bullish signals, with the $101,000 level emerging as a critical resistance reclaim area. Leading indicators suggest a potential bottom in the market.
Crypto YouTube views have hit a five-year low, reflecting bearish market conditions and declining retail interest. This trend extends beyond YouTube, signaling a broader disengagement from the crypto space.