Bitcoin falls below $117,000 again, raising worries about the upcoming “ghost month.” Are traders bracing for more losses or buying the dips?
Ethereum’s price moves closer to its all-time high, but liquidity shortage could trigger a breakout toward $6,000.
Bitcoin’s drop from $124,000 to $117,500 sparked $227 million in liquidations, with traders showing neutral sentiment despite inflation data and Fed uncertainty.
Bitcoin slid to $117,400 after hotter-than-expected US PPI data dampened Fed rate cut hopes, sparking inflation fears and weighing on crypto and stocks.
ETH traders and bets on Polymarket predict that Ether price will hit $5,000 before the end of August.
Bitcoin technical indicators are starting to show some signs of BTC price overheating, but onchain data suggests otherwise.
Bitcoin growth models project $200,000 by 2025 and up to $1.5 million by 2035, outpacing gold and the Nasdaq in long-term returns.
Multiple technical setups suggest a potential XRP price rally toward $6 and above amid increasing futures open interest.
Ether inches closer to all-time highs as several bullish indicators align to support a rally into price discovery in the coming days.
Solana tops $200 on onchain growth, but flat funding rates and falling DEX share raise doubts over a near-term rally to $250.