Bitcoin's price fell below $100,000 as long-time holders moved significant amounts, according to on-chain data analyzed by CryptoQuant's Julio Moreno.
Bitcoin's price dropped significantly to $88,800 due to a futures market deleveraging event, while demand in the spot market remains robust.
Ethereum's bullish outlook for December 2024 depends on breaking the $4,000 mark. Analysts highlight large holder accumulation and derivatives market funding rates as key factors. While market indicators suggest potential growth, resistance at $3,600 and shifts in large holders' behavior could pose challenges.
Bitcoin's price is nearing $66,000, driven by a surge in the Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Index.
Bitcoin's price is no longer moving in sync with gold, indicating increasing investor caution and a shift away from riskier assets.
Bitcoin shows a stronger correlation with Nasdaq than gold, according to Julio Moreno from CryptoQuant.
Bitcoin (BTC) faces a critical phase after a 15% drop from its recent highs. Experts and traders agree that demand is weakening.
Bitcoin's price has dropped below $56,000 due to low demand and bearish indicators, says CryptoQuant's Julio Moreno.
Bitcoin's short-term holders' behavior mirrors 2019 as BTC stays below $60,000 in a bearish September, with analysts predicting long-term gains but advising caution in the short term.
CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno predicts Bitcoin (BTC) will close at $55,000 in September.
Bitcoin's price dropped to $59,131, with its hash price at the lowest level since 2023. This could signal a price rebound, according to analysts. The market remains inconsistent, with potential for further corrections if prices fall below $56,000.
Bitcoin dropped to $59,000 due to increased exchange inflows, primarily from whale investors. This is likely a selling trend.
Bitcoin surged to $64K as U.S. demand increased due to the Federal Reserve's signal of lower interest rates. The Coinbase Premium Index reached its highest level since July, reflecting heightened interest from American investors.
Bitcoin prices in halving years have historically shown significant gains, suggesting a potential rally in Q4 2024.
A CryptoQuant analyst predicts a massive Bitcoin surge in Q4 2024 due to patterns similar to previous halving years.
Bitcoin may experience further correction, as per CryptoQuant's Head of Research. The Bull-Bear Market Cycle Indicator suggests the cryptocurrency is close to slipping back into a bear market.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young believes Bitcoin can reach new all-time highs if it holds above $45,000, underlining miners' profit levels at $43,000 as a key factor.
New Bitcoin whales trigger market volatility with significant sales, causing major losses.
CryptoQuant's Bitcoin Bull-Bear Cycle Indicator reveals BTC has entered a bearish phase after the recent crash. Head of Research Julio Moreno elaborates on this transition in a new post on X.
The anticipated Altcoin Season faces delays as Bitcoin’s dominance rises to 57%, surpassing market expectations. The symmetrical triangle breakout suggests further dominance growth, affecting altcoin performance negatively. As most altcoins remain in the red, an Altcoin Season seems unlikely soon.
Industry experts weigh in on whether Bitcoin might crash again as the market shows signs of recovery.
Since the last Bitcoin halving, smaller miners are selling their BTC while larger mining companies are accumulating more, reports CryptoQuant's Julio Moreno.
Bitcoin's hashrate has recovered significantly, with the pullback rate dropping from 9% to 5%, coinciding with recent price rises, enhancing the network's security.
The CryptoQuant Head of Research suggests Bitcoin demand may be in the early stages of recovery, based on on-chain data.
Bitcoin is continuing its positive trend over the weekend, trying to stay above $67,000 with decreased selling pressure from major investors.
Bitcoin's trading activity on Coinbase has dropped as the price struggles to reclaim $60,000. US investors are reducing exposure, leading to a negative Coinbase Premium Index and bearish sentiment.
Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped by 7.8%, the largest since FTX's collapse. This benefits smaller miners.
Bitcoin may be experiencing a similar dip to the summer of 2021, suggesting another major correction phase.
Bitcoin faced a sudden drop to $54,000 amid market volatility concerns, but recovered to over $55,000. U.S. non-farm inflation data contributed to uncertainty.
CryptoQuant's Julio Moreno warns of a major Bitcoin correction if it falls below $56,000.
CryptoQuant Head of Research Julio Moreno highlights a recent decline in Bitcoin's bullish trends based on on-chain data.
On-chain data shows Bitcoin may crash to $60,000 if it loses short-term holders' Realized Price support level. Historical trends indicate this support level is crucial for BTC's market behavior.
