Bitcoin correction ‘almost done’ as realized losses rise above weekly average
Bitcoin traders’ realized losses have likely peaked, possibly marking the bottom of the current BTC price sell-off. Go to Source
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Bitcoin traders’ realized losses have likely peaked, possibly marking the bottom of the current BTC price sell-off. Go to Source
Bitcoin investors realized profits as BTC price hit new all-time highs throughout November. Now that the metric has reset, new highs could be in store. Go to Source
Analysts say Bitcoin’s 2025 cycle target begins at $175,000 and could extend above $461,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s rebound from this week’s flash crash re-set key price metrics and paved a path for BTC to chase after the $115,000 level. Go to Source
Bitcoin price moves closer to its all-time high, but a breakout above $93,450 could trigger the next move up to $125,000. Go to Source
Veteran trader Peter Brandt says Bitcoin is following a similar pattern from its past, which could lead to a $125,000 BTC price by New Year’s Eve. Go to Source
After lagging Bitcoin for most of 2024, Ethereum appears to be in the early stages of a bullish trend reversal. Here’s why traders are closely watching the ETH/BTC pair. Go to Source
A boost in Bitcoin’s spot volumes and a classic chart pattern hint that $110,000 could be the next stop for BTC price. Go to Source
Bitcoin struggles to reclaim $70,000 ahead of the US election, but analysts agree that volatility will be present before and after the election result is announced. Go to Source
A historically accurate Bitcoin price indicator suggests that BTC’s price will reach the $174,000–$462,000 range within 24 months. Go to Source