Bitcoin dominance is approaching a rare monthly death cross, a technical signal seen only twice before, which historically leads to a drop in Bitcoin's market share and a rise in altcoins. Ethereum is currently trading below $2,300 but shows signs of potential strength with a possible breakout target around $3,430. This setup suggests a likely shift of capital from Bitcoin to altcoins, marking the start of an altcoin season if Bitcoin dominance fails to hold above 61% resistance. Investors should watch Ethereum's price action and Bitcoin dominance levels closely in the coming weeks for confirmation of this trend.
A smart money whale has taken $16.1 million in short positions on Bitcoin and Ether at 20x leverage on Hyperliquid, while simultaneously holding profitable long positions totaling over $8.5 million on traditional financial indexes XYZ100 and S&P 500....
The crypto market saw $1.47 billion in outflows last week, marking the third-largest withdrawal of 2026 amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Bitcoin led the sell-off with $1.315 billion withdrawn, followed by Ethereum with $223 million. In con...
Cryptocurrency markets experienced mixed price changes, with Bitcoin falling 1.58% to $75,178 and Ethereum down 0.60% to $2,067.32. Some altcoins like RAIN surged 22.65%, while others like ZEC dropped 6.54%. This volatility reflects ongoing market un...
While the S&P 500 reached new all-time highs, Bitcoin fell nearly 3% over the week and Ethereum ETFs experienced 11 consecutive days of net outflows, signaling waning investor interest in crypto despite strong equity markets. The Fear & Greed Index r...
Ethereum needs to reclaim two key weekly moving averages—$2,500 (200-week SMA) and $3,100 (50-week SMA)—to regain bullish control, according to analyst Ali Charts. Currently trading below these levels, Ethereum remains under pressure despite recent r...
