Bear

Since the bear market in 2022, bitcoin (BTC) has witnessed substantial pullbacks, losing up to 23% of its value on some occasions. Understanding the depth of these declines could help investors maximize their returns, as rebounds from these drops usually yield substantial gains. According to a tweet by crypto trader and analyst Rekt Capital, accumulating BTC after a pullback of approximately 20% could fetch investors good money as the crypto asset resumes its upward trajectory. Bitcoin’s Pullbacks in This Cycle…

In the days leading up to the Bitcoin halving, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant downturn, raising concerns about a potential bear market. Bitcoin saw a notable 19% price drop, while altcoins faced even steeper declines, with some plummeting by as much as 70%. This trend has sparked a debate among investors about the immediate future of cryptocurrencies as the halving approaches. Bitcoin and Altcoins Nosedive Before the Halving Historically, the Bitcoin halving — a scheduled reduction in the…

The bull market euphoria appears to have come to a screeching halt as the crypto market correction continues and digital assets keep dumping. On April 16, prominent market analyst “Cold Blooded Shiller” told his 269,000 followers on X that Bitcoin is “still the cloud that hangs over crypto.” BTC has retreated 15% from its March 14 all-time high, but historical market cycles have seen corrections of more than 30%. This could potentially send BTC prices back to around $51,000, which…

Trading Guru Peter Brandt has recently commented on the Ethereum vs. Bitcoin chart, offering intriguing insights into market developments. Brandt’s remark comes after his prior critiques of Ethereum, denigrating it as a “junk coin” and its proponents as “Etheridiots.” However, amidst Ethereum’s recent descent to its lowest position against Bitcoin in nearly three years, Brandt’s stance seems to have transformed. Ethereum Plunges Against Bitcoin: A Bear Trap? Upon analyzing the Ethereum-to-BTC chart, Brandt suggested the presence of a “bear trap,” indicating…

Bitcoin's continued decline is sending ripples through the crypto market. Yesterday, the coin registered its largest single-day crash in over ten months. The trading frenzy that ensued resulted in the crushing of BitMEX, the most profitable crypto-derivatives exchange.    BTC shed nearly 50% of its value to close at about $3,800, a decline that proved too much for the exchange's handling. Skew markets reports that BitMEX experienced liquidations of up to $863 million. Additionally, the platform saw the liquidation of…

On the 11th of March 2020, Bitcoin tested the $7600 support area and corrected a few points against the USD. The virtual currency is at the $7800 level and stayed under the 100 hourly simple moving average (SMA). Nevertheless, the momentum to climb above the $8000 level was not enough. A daily high formed near $7988 and the price is currently making a downward correction. The $7800 support level broke to start a fresh decline. Bitcoin’s price broke the 61.8%…

On Sunday, BTC saw its worst daily loss since September 2019, declining from $8,900 to $8,000, almost a 10% decline. The decline has continued today, currently trading at $7,705according to CoinMarketcap.  Although the price drop was parallel to a lousy day in trading traditional stock, analysts claim that there could be more factors driving the BTC crash.  For instance, a trader named Kevin Svenson on Twitter claimed that this sudden crash could not be attributed to sell-offs since the market…

Recent price movements of ETH shows a possibility of further drops. For instance, just yesterday, the coin could not cross the block at $235 and instead plunged by 15%. Just below the $215 support, there was a slight break at the 100 hourly SMA.  There were further price plunges below the $200 mark. Further, ETH's price dropped to set the lowest monthly price at $196 and started experiencing losses.  The $205 barrier was formed on the price, and there will…