Veteran trader Peter Brandt forecasts that Bitcoin could fall to around $56,000, citing an expanding triangle pattern on the daily chart that typically signals a bearish move if broken downward. This pattern, common in Bitcoin's price history, suggests a potential decline of over 14% from current levels unless Bitcoin climbs back above $75,000, which would invalidate this bearish outlook. Another analyst, DonAlt, disagrees with a drop back to $50,000, expecting Bitcoin to hold above $60,000 and turn bullish only if it closes above $71,000. Currently, Bitcoin trades around $65,587, down 2.5% for the day, reflecting ongoing market uncertainty.
Bitcoin is currently testing the $62,000 price level due to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East involving the U.S., Iran, and Israel. This situation is causing market stress and volatility as investors worry about potential disruptions t...
Tom Lee, chairman of Bitmine, forecasted ether could reach $250,000, valuing Ethereum at $30 trillion, driven by AI and corporate validators. However, this implies a 50-fold price increase and requires bitcoin to surge to $2-3 million or a drastic sh...
Bitcoin's price dropped sharply below the $65,000 support level, triggering $1.8 billion in leveraged crypto liquidations—the highest since January 2026. This decline is driven by ongoing spot Bitcoin ETF outflows totaling $4.37 billion over 13 days,...
Bitcoin has fallen about 14% over the past week and nearly 23% over four weeks. Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy and the largest corporate bitcoin holder, attributes the decline to capital rotation into artificial intelligence infrastructure, wit...
XRP's price dropped to $1.14, with Ripple's former CTO David Schwartz stating crypto prices often defy logic amid retail investor frustration. Cardano's ADA hit a 5-year low at $0.1917 as founder Charles Hoskinson announced a break following internal...
