Crypto analysts say the weekend’s market volatility is temporary and are predicting an upward trend to emerge in the coming weeks.
Crypto markets rebounded to $4 trillion after the largest liquidation event in history as analysts maintained bullish October forecasts, citing structural factors.
Unlimited leverage and sentiment-driven valuations create cascading liquidations that wipe billions overnight. Crypto’s maturity demands systematic discipline.
Crypto companies looking to raise funds set a new record, reaching $3.5 billion last week before the market crashed on Friday.
A sovereign crypto fund surprised markets by making its first investment in BNB, rather than Bitcoin. This is a big, bold move in Kazakhstan’s strategy.
The Hyperliquid “insider whale” has now put down almost half a billion on a new Bitcoin short at 10x leverage, as the community continues to speculate who they are.
Santiment analyst Brian Q said emotional trading tied to political news is dominating short-term market behavior more than ever.
Friday’s flash crash reduced short-term risk appetite; it didn’t affect Bitcoin’s long-term potential, though it may have delayed a new all-time high by weeks or months.
A massive Bitcoin short placed minutes before US President Donald Trump announced tariffs with China on Friday has raised questions about insider trading.
Bitcoin and the major altcoins witnessed solid buying at lower levels, but a sustained relief rally is unlikely as the bears are expected to sell at higher levels.