Bitcoin's price typically rises 12-18 months after halving events, with post-halving cooldown phases seen in 2018 and 2022. The 2026 cycle is following a similar pattern with a down first half, influenced by tight macro liquidity and cautious Fed policies amid geopolitical tensions. However, unlike previous cycles, liquidity in crypto is uneven, concentrated in sectors like tokenization and stablecoins, which could bring new capital but hasn't yet fueled a broad Bitcoin rally. The outlook for H2 2026 remains challenging, with Bitcoin likely to face pressure unless liquidity conditions improve significantly.
Ethereum is showing strong seasonal performance in July, with transaction counts hitting a record 18.7 million and median fees dropping to $0.008, signaling successful scaling upgrades. Developer activity is surging, with smart contract deployments u...
Dogecoin has generated rare consecutive weekly buy signals, suggesting a potential major rally, but its price has remained flat and trading volume declined recently. Despite bullish hopes after defending the $0.088 support level, Dogecoin is trading ...
Iran has issued a strong warning that if it cannot sell its oil, no other country in the region will be able to either, threatening to block the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil shipping route. This escalates tensions and has driven oil prices above $87...
Bitcoin prices fluctuated near $65,000 on July 22, down nearly 50% from its October 2025 peak above $125,000. Analysts identified critical technical levels for traders to watch: resistance around $67,000-$68,000 and strong support at $60,000. The upc...
Fundstrat's Tom Lee suggests the market underestimates the chances of the CLARITY Act passing, which could positively impact crypto regulation. He also highlights Ethereum's potential to benefit from AI-driven growth, as AI applications increasingly ...
