Bitcoin has been trading within a narrow range for 114 days, causing volatility to drop to historic lows near 0.90%. CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn predicts this calm period will end with a significant price move of 10% to 20% either next week or shortly after. The market faces a liquidity shortage as many coins are held long-term off exchanges, meaning even small triggers could cause sharp price swings. A breakout above $78,200 could push Bitcoin up to $81,500–$88,000, while a drop below $72,000 might lead to a rapid decline toward $65,000–$58,800. This move will likely set the tone for Bitcoin's trend through summer 2026.
Shiba Inu burned 1,535,066 SHIB tokens in the last 24 hours, but the daily burn rate fell by 43%, continuing a downward trend since May 27 when over 7 million tokens were burned. The weekly burn rate also declined by 44.22%, indicating fewer tokens a...
XRP has established a strong support level at $1.34, sustained by four weeks of continuous ETF inflows, suggesting potential upside targets at $1.37 and $1.40. Meanwhile, Bitcoin broke below a critical support zone, signaling a bearish trend with sig...
Predictive markets now assign only a 32% chance that Bitcoin will surpass $100,000 before year-end, reflecting a shift from recent optimism to caution. Analysts highlight that Bitcoin needs to reclaim the $82,000 level, move above its 200-day moving ...
Bitcoin traded narrowly around $73,840 on May 31, 2026, amid bearish technical signals and mixed institutional moves. Stablecoin dominance increased, with Tether burning $1.2 billion in 24 hours, echoing patterns before Bitcoin's previous sharp drop....
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," advises investors to prioritize education and critical thinking following Bitcoin's recent drop below $73,000. He warns that even traditionally safe assets like U.S. government bonds can be risky withou...
