Bitcoin may not have reached its peak, an analyst suggests, as a key on-chain metric indicates a potential final surge before the bull market ends.
Crypto markets experience a sharp decline after Trump announces tariffs on over 100 countries, affecting BTC and ETH prices significantly.
Bitcoin's recent 'Dead Cross' signal raises concerns of a potential price drop amid current market consolidation.
Bitcoin, trading at $85,215, shows signs of a potential rally with short-term holders reducing selling pressure. Analysts suggest this behavior could set the stage for Bitcoin to reach $150,000 if it continues.
Binance faces shifts in Bitcoin exchange flows as short-term holders reduce activity on the platform; meanwhile, it remains dominant in spot trading volumes, leading the market despite these fluctuations.
Short-term Bitcoin holders refuse to sell despite heavy losses, indicating a shift in sentiment and potential market stabilization.
Bitcoin is consolidating after reaching an all-time high. On-chain indicators suggest a structural supply shortage, indicating potential bullish moves.
Binance is being treated differently by Bitcoin traders, potentially becoming akin to a bank, as Short-Term Holders (STHs) shift in market behavior and platform usage, according to CryptoQuant.
Bitcoin's selling pressure has dropped significantly, hinting at potential consolidation in April and May.
Bitcoin sellers "dry up" as exchange inflows reach near two-year lows, signaling potential consolidation in the market.
The Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross indicates that BTC's market cap is high and transaction volume is low, suggesting a potential price correction.
CryptoQuant reveals changes in tactics by seasoned Bitcoin traders and discusses expected price movements.
Bitcoin short-term holders are in panic, selling at a loss according to CryptoQuant's STH-SOPR metric. This trend reflects extreme fear in the market, suggesting potential positive long-term outcomes for Bitcoin as weak hands exit.
Managing partner at CoinFund, David Pakman, predicts the global stablecoin supply could reach $1 trillion by 2025, potentially driving a major crypto market rally.
Bitcoin's price faces bearish momentum as OTC desk supplies deplete, hinting potential institutional accumulation. Bitcoin teeters between $84K-$90K as analysts debate direction.
Bitcoin's continued rise above $85K is driven by long-term holders, not short-term speculations, as per analysts. The reduction in liquid supply causes price sensitivity, leading to bullish trends.
Bitcoin may be poised for a rally as exchange net flow remains negative, a bullish signal for the digital asset. On-chain metrics and technical indicators suggest potential price increases, fueled by macroeconomic developments and whale accumulation.
Bitcoin whales resume accumulating, reversing a five-month decline in BTC supply.
The crypto market has lost $659 billion from its peak, with Ethereum and Solana leading the decline, as analyzed by Cryptoquant.
GameStop's announcement to buy Bitcoin stirred excitement, but BTC's price remained unchanged. Experts point to GameStop's limited market influence and prevailing bearish sentiment.
Top five cryptocurrencies see a $659 billion loss in market cap since January 2025, with ETH and SOL facing steeper drops, according to CryptoQuant.
Bitcoin faces pressure as $359.7 million in long positions are liquidated, yet market stabilization above $85K shows potential resilience.
Bitcoin's price sees bullish momentum with potential to break the $90,000 mark in April, driven by eased selling pressure and strengthened demand. However, bearish sentiment and market fear challenge this outlook.
Bitcoin stabilizes above $86K, signaling a potential bullish shift. On-chain data and the Coinbase Premium index indicate changing market sentiment, with increased whale accumulation reinforcing confidence in Bitcoin's long-term prospects.
Bitcoin continues its upward trend, surpassing $85,000 amid potential market shifts. The Bitcoin Combined Market Index sheds light on whether this is a bull trap or breakout.
Bitcoin price surges, eyeing $110K amid macroeconomic influences like Trump tariffs and ETF inflows.
Bitcoin remains stable above $85K, but four key on-chain metrics may determine its next move. Market analysts examine indicators for signs of a trend shift, while current metrics show mixed sentiment and possible short to mid-term turbulence.
Bitcoin prices stall at $88K as whales enter short positions, signaling a possible pullback. Net outflows suggest some investors are accumulating, despite bearish onchain signals.
Bitcoin is showing a strong recovery, gaining 5.2% over the week, as stablecoins on Binance reach new highs of $31 billion, sparking optimism among traders.
A crypto analyst warns of misleading narratives circulating in the cryptocurrency market, driven by sensationalist sentiment rather than on-chain data.
Bitcoin's current bear market should last 90 days, according to analyst Timothy Peterson, who believes BTC won't fall deeply below $50,000.
Bitcoin bull score index hits a 2-year low, causing concern.
