Swiss crypto asset manager 21Shares predicts Bitcoin will recover to $100,000-$110,000 by the end of 2026, viewing the current 50% price drop as a consolidation phase rather than a collapse. Key factors supporting this outlook include increased accumulation by long-term holders, a rising stablecoin supply indicating investor readiness to buy, and a strong support level around $60,000 aligned with Bitcoin's 200-week moving average. The firm also notes that a break above $70,000 could trigger a short squeeze, accelerating gains. However, risks remain from ETF outflows and geopolitical tensions that initially caused the sell-off. Investors should watch ETF flow data as a key indicator of market sentiment.
Ethereum's market liquidity has dropped to 35-45% of Bitcoin's level, down from over 60% a year ago, according to CoinGecko's analysis of eight major exchanges. Bitcoin's order book depth has increased substantially, reaching $29 million on bids and ...
US Treasury yields have risen above 5%, sparking concerns about a potential debt spiral where rising interest costs force more borrowing. However, experts say a fiscal crisis is not imminent because the US economy's strong growth helps keep debt mana...
Postal Realty Trust remains a buy as its shares trade at about a 16% discount to the estimated net asset value per share of $26.87. The company is benefiting from improved lease structures, including 3% annual rent escalators, with over half of its r...
Chainlink's LINK token is encountering a resistance range between $14.15 and $14.60, with a potential upside target of $15.60 if it breaks above this level. Key support is identified at $13.58, and a drop below this could weaken the short-term outloo...
Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, highlights XRP's appeal to institutional investors due to its established history and practical financial applications like cross-currency transfers and liquidity. Advisors value XRP's durability and its integration into ...
