Bitcoin futures open interest dropped by $2 billion ahead of this week’s FOMC, but the Coinbase premium index shows traders are determined to defend the $115,000 price level.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $260 million in inflows on Monday, extending a six-day streak that may fuel BTC price to finally break the resistance level at $118,000.
An uptick in Solana onchain activity, digital asset treasury allocation, and its expanding DeFi ecosystem could be the fuel that sends SOL to $300.
Bitcoin’s $113,000 zone emerges as a critical support with new investors absorbing whale supply, hinting at one of the last discounts before new highs.
A bullish signal from Solana’s SuperTrend indicator projected a major rally, though SOL price could drop to $220 before taking off.
Bitcoin braced for further gains toward $120,000 after finishing the week in the green above $115,000, new price analysis concluded.
DOGE’s price technicals and on-chain data suggest the bull market is not finished, strengthening the case for a move toward $0.60.
Bitcoin miners’ current rate of accumulation mirrors a pattern that fueled a 48% rally in 2023, but macroeconomic risks could cap BTC’s gains.
Solana futures open interest rose to $16.6 billion as Galaxy and Forward Industries joined the adoption party. Is SOL headed toward $300 next?
XRP analysts highlighted the potential to rebound to $4.50 and higher as institutional demand and derivatives trader interest increased steadily.