On-chain analyst Ali Martinez suggests that Bitcoin's bear market is in its final stages, with potential for the price to rise from around $63,874 to $180,000 by the second half of 2027, a 181% increase. This outlook is based on technical signals including the TD Sequential indicator, Bitcoin nearing its 50-month moving average, and the Chande Momentum Oscillator resetting to levels historically linked to market bottoms. Martinez cautions that Bitcoin might consolidate between $60,000 and $67,000 before rallying, with a likely bottom in early October 2026. The current price stability and year-to-date decline support the idea of an accumulation phase preceding a major price surge.
A large $125 million Bitcoin short position held by a trader known as Gambler 0xff84 is at risk of liquidation as Bitcoin's price dips to around $62,650. The trader holds 2,000 BTC short with a liquidation price at $63,528.92, betting on further pric...
Cryptocurrency market prices show a general downward trend with Bitcoin trading at $62,805, down 1.2%. Ethereum and Binance Coin also saw slight declines. Notably, UNI token dropped sharply by 10.8%, and BEAT fell by 32%. Some tokens like ATOM and VV...
Bitcoin is at a critical technical point, trading near its 50-day moving average around $63,456 and pressing against a long-term descending trendline. The key resistance level to watch is $65,400, which if broken, could lead to a move toward $67,000-...
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since August 3, dropping below $63,000, as spot bitcoin ETFs experienced $192 million in consecutive outflows for the first time since late July. Despite U.S. stocks rising on cooler producer price inflation data, cry...
Large institutional traders on CME have shifted to a modest net long position in Bitcoin futures, with leveraged funds cutting their net short exposure by nearly 40% since May. This change coincides with renewed inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs and acc...
