Technical analysts are sounding alarms as Ethereum’s price action forms a looming “death cross,” a bearish chart pattern that often precedes sharp short‑term declines and heightened market volatility.
Bitcoin has slipped into a bear market, analysts say, as macroeconomic headwinds, waning retail demand, and mounting regulatory pressure weigh heavily on the flagship cryptocurrency.
Conflux (CFX) jumped 9% after striking a high-profile AI gaming partnership, sparking renewed bullish sentiment. Analysts say a sustained rally toward $0.093 is possible only if trading volume and on-chain activity continue to rise.
Bitcoin enters a critical decision phase as its price consolidates in a tight range, with traders watching key support and resistance levels for signs of a decisive breakout or deeper correction.
Dogecoin chatter is heating up again, but price momentum stays subdued. Analysts warn traders to watch the crucial $0.09 support level – a breach could spark a fresh wave of downside pressure
Bitcoin surged past $94K as analysts liken crypto’s mainstream breakthrough to the internet’s Netscape era, signaling accelerating institutional adoption and a new phase in digital asset finance.
Short-term Bitcoin traders closed 66% of 2025 in profit, fueled by volatility and ETF inflows. As halving effects deepen in 2026, analysts debate whether returns can keep outpacing rising regulatory and macro risks.
Bitcoin’s recent price slump could trigger the next bull run as investors buy the dip, on-chain indicators stabilize and macro conditions improve, analysts say a sharp rebound may be imminent.
Bears say Bitcoin rallies are for selling: overleveraged longs, weakening on‑chain demand, and looming macro risks. We examine the top three bearish arguments shaping market sentiment.
Dogecoin slipped 8% to $0.21, but analysts warn of mounting technical weakness and capital outflows. Despite pockets of institutional buying, some models flag a potential slide toward $0.081 as risk rises.