An analysis by TradingShot warns that Bitcoin could fall to $61,500 by October 2026 if it breaks a critical higher-lows trendline, following bearish patterns seen before major sell-offs this year. The cryptocurrency has faced repeated rejection at its 50-week moving average, creating bearish momentum similar to past corrections. However, if Bitcoin closes a weekly candle above the 50-week moving average, this bearish outlook would be invalidated. Separately, analyst Michaël van de Poppe highlights a key resistance at $78,000, where a breakout could trigger strength across the crypto market and push Bitcoin toward new highs. Currently, Bitcoin trades around $78,013, showing mixed signals between short-term consolidation and potential for upward movement.
Crypto derivatives traders faced $332.79 million in forced liquidations over 24 hours ending 23 October, with long positions accounting for 83.4% of losses. Bitcoin's price remained nearly unchanged at around $81,616, indicating that liquidation pres...
In the third quarter, the crypto market saw a strong rebound led by Ether, which surged 71% to $2,684, outperforming Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies. The total market capitalization rose 39.6% to about $3 trillion, ending three quarters of d...
Bitcoin and the top five cryptocurrencies have shown minimal price movement recently, with Bitcoin not moving more than 6% in the past month and top cryptos less than 2% in the past week. Analysts suggest this quiet market could be a positive sign, i...
Cosmos Hub (ATOM) increased by 3.71% over 24 hours ending Oct. 23, while Bitcoin fell 3% from $84,000 to $81,416 on Oct. 22. Despite this short-term gain, ATOM's broader trend remains bearish after breaking below a key low of $3.38 in October 2025. T...
AKE surged 33.6% while Bitcoin traded near $81,504, showing selective risk-taking in an otherwise flat crypto market. Bitcoin dominance remains steady at 59.4%, with total market cap down 3.6% to $2.75 trillion and neutral sentiment indicated by the ...
