Bitcoin's major price corrections have progressively become less severe, decreasing from about 85% in early cycles to around 53% in the current cycle. This trend reflects a maturing market with more institutional investors, ETFs, and companies holding Bitcoin, which cushions the declines. However, the size of price rallies has also shrunk significantly, indicating a compression in Bitcoin's four-year cycle amplitude. While the cycle's rhythm remains, the true bottom of the current cycle is not yet confirmed, so future corrections could still deepen.
Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps accused cryptocurrency influencer Ethan of making about $125,000 by promoting 49 tokens on Pump.fun. The firm claims wallets linked to Ethan bought tokens before his public recommendations and sold them shortly af...
BNB traded below the projected October floor of $755, reaching about $748.53 on Binance spot early October 11, which is roughly 8.9% below the technical target near $815. The October price scenario suggests a range between $755 and $840, with a poten...
Domino's Pizza shares have fallen to their lowest levels in five years due to concerns about recent softness in same-store sales and industry challenges. However, these worries are considered overblown, as the company's current valuation suggests the...
Bitcoin traded around $83,170 on October 11, showing mixed technical indicators and a balanced derivatives market, leaving its near-term price direction unclear. It remained below some short-term moving averages but above key longer-term averages, wi...
Ether spot ETFs experienced their worst week since January, with $542.1 million in net outflows last week, marking nine consecutive sessions of withdrawals totaling $697.2 million since late September. BlackRock's ETHA fund accounted for 88% of these...
