Bitcoin is retesting a crucial support zone near $73,500 after falling from the low $80,000s. This area has historically acted as both resistance and support, making it a critical level for Bitcoin's price direction. Selling volume remains low, keeping Bitcoin in a neutral range without strong bearish pressure. If the support holds, Bitcoin could rebound toward $78,000–$82,000; if it breaks below, the price may drop toward $70,000.
Crypto markets opened June with declines as US-Iran tensions weighed on sentiment, pushing bitcoin and ether down about 1%. Despite $2.97 billion outflows from spot bitcoin ETFs, derivatives data suggest stable institutional risk appetite. Stellar's ...
Bitcoin's price is currently testing critical support levels as a small bear flag pattern breaks down, threatening a significant decline. The price is near the bottom of a 4-month bear flag and may soon fall below the 100-day moving average, with a p...
Bitcoin has entered a bearish channel after slipping below key support near $72,000 amid over $2.4 billion in spot ETF outflows, rising oil prices above $90, and renewed US-Iran military tensions. These factors have increased market uncertainty and s...
Bitcoin price is currently holding at the critical $72,754 level after breaking down from a bearish head and shoulders pattern on May 28, which typically signals a 10% decline. Despite the breakdown, selling volume has decreased, allowing buyers to d...
The crypto market is experiencing a liquidity drought with $1.81 trillion in market cap lost and $1.2 billion exiting Binance stablecoins in May, reversing earlier inflows. This signals growing investor caution amid global instability driven by West ...
