The latest Bitcoin price pullback toward $112,000 was likely a buy-the-dip opportunity with BTC set to recover, several key market metrics suggest.
ETH’s sharp sell-off lined up with the broader crypto market panic and is not a sign of structural weakness. Data suggests institutions will lead the price recovery.
Bitcoin slips under $111,500 as $280 million in leverage long positions are liquidated, but key support levels may decide if BTC rebounds or risks a deeper breakdown.
XRP’s bearish chart pattern signalled a possible price correction toward $2, but analysts were still convinced of a continued uptrend to double-digits.
Bitcoin’s drop to $112,000 saw significant liquidations of late longs, with onchain metrics suggesting that BTC’s bullish conviction was fading.
BNB breakout patterns and onchain sentiment suggest a year-end rally, with upside targets stretching between $1,250 and $1,565.
Ether’s road to $5,000 looks clear, especially if TradFi adoption and spot ETH ETF inflows continue at their current pace.
XRP failed to overcome the $3.20 resistance level, but technical charts and onchain data conclude that bulls are still in control. Is $5 possible by Q4?
Multiple technical and onchain indicators suggested a potential Cardano price rally toward the $1.25 mark in the coming days.
Over 72 percent of circulating BTC is now illiquid, suggesting reduced sell-side pressure and a continued downtrend of Bitcoin supply on cryptocurrency exchanges.