Bitcoin is trading near $74,000, caught between a CME futures gap at $73,400–$73,500 and a large liquidation cluster around $78,000. The CME gap often attracts price corrections, suggesting Bitcoin could revisit this lower zone soon. Meanwhile, a dense leverage zone above $78,000 could trigger forced liquidations if breached, potentially accelerating upward momentum. With thinner liquidity below $72,000, these two liquidity magnets set the stage for a volatile week as traders position themselves for possible breakout or correction moves.
Bitcoin's 200-week moving average has risen above $61,000, indicating a strong long-term support level and bullish trend. Blockstream CEO Adam Back highlighted this milestone, noting that it reflects steady accumulation by long-term holders. He refer...
Ethereum has dropped about 32.4% year-to-date in 2026, trading near the $2,000 support level after significant losses in early months and ongoing ETF outflows. This decline outpaces Bitcoin's roughly 15% loss and reflects a shift in investor preferen...
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 short...
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...
