Majority of altcoins may see a ‘slow bleed’ until late January 2025: VC
Crypto commentators say there is “not much alpha in chasing alts” right now, but are eyeing the possibility of Bitcoin retesting $99,000. Go to Source
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Crypto commentators say there is “not much alpha in chasing alts” right now, but are eyeing the possibility of Bitcoin retesting $99,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s consolidating price has a trader suggesting a big move is imminent, though uncertainty remains about the direction of BTC price in the coming days. Go to Source
Blockchain analytics firm Santiment says a decline in Bitcoin whale activity is not necessarily a bearish sign. Go to Source
Tyr Capital’s chief investment officer thinks Bitcoin is more likely to finish September above $60,000 than below. Go to Source
Bitfinex says it’s a “challenging time” for Bitcoin traders as the US Fed’s widely expected rate cut could lead to a drop in Bitcoin’s price and not a boost as hoped by the market. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s volatility is now higher than it was on the day of its all-time high in March, with traders suggesting this could signal the end of the “massive consolidation.” Go to Source
Bitcoin is set to move upward in September, but traders are now less confident it’ll break the $100,000 mark before the end of the year. Go to Source
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan says there are three reasons why Ether ETFs could drive the price of the asset, more than Bitcoin ETFs did for BTC. Go to Source
Bitcoin is now trading in its “longest” consolidation period, but the longer the consolidation, the “larger the expansion,” according to traders. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s open interest jumped $2.02 billion over three days, sparking concerns among traders about a potential “whipsaw” event. Go to Source