Correction

Under the neon lights of Wall Street, History seems to stutter. The stock market stumbles, drunk on speculation, while the old crashes smile in the wings, ready to take the stage again.

Bitcoin gets a breather: crossing the $85,000 threshold with panache pushes the abyss away. A relief? Or the calm before the next storm?

Bitcoin is wavering, experiencing a loss of over 20% since its all-time high, reviving fears of a sharp reversal. However, some see it as merely a pause in an ongoing cycle. For Timothy Peterson, this decline remains moderate compared to previous bear markets and fits into a classic consolidation phase rather than a structural collapse.

The crypto market is once again in a period of uncertainty, suspended on a single question: what will be the next decision of the American Federal Reserve? While bitcoin fluctuates below $85,000 and the crypto market's fear and greed index collapses to 23, investors hold their breath. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting concludes today, and all eyes are on Jerome Powell.

Is the bitcoin market entering a phase of prolonged retreat? This is the question that is stirring the crypto community after the shocking statement from Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant. Indeed, known for his precise on-chain analyses, he claimed on the social network X (formerly Twitter) that the bitcoin bull cycle is over. This radical shift in rhetoric is all the more surprising given that he asserted as recently as early March that the bull run was still in place, although slowed down.

Financial markets are wobbling, investors are worried, and cryptocurrencies are undergoing another unstable period. At the heart of this turmoil, one name keeps coming up: Donald Trump. According to several analysts and market observers, the American president is allegedly pursuing a strategy aimed at deliberately weakening financial markets in order to pressure the Federal Reserve (Fed) to lower interest rates. A hypothesis that, while dramatic, is based on public statements and concerning economic signals.

The crypto market is going through a turbulent period marked by a brutal correction of bitcoin and massive capital outflows. With a decline of over 18% from its historic peak of $106,000 in December 2024, some investors are already talking about the most painful cycle in bitcoin's history. However, for seasoned players in the industry, this scenario is nothing new. Even darker periods have marked the evolution of the crypto market, and many see this correction as a temporary adjustment rather than a lasting collapse.

In a constantly shifting crypto market, Pi Network is at a decisive turning point. While investors were waiting for signs of stabilization, the asset is facing a concerning downward trend, fueled by increased selling pressure. The expiration of the migration period to the Mainnet, combined with technical indicators in the red zone, is fostering growing uncertainty.

Financial markets have their own memory, and cryptocurrencies are no exception. Thus, when an asset shows alarming similarities to a past crash, analysts sound the alarm. Ethereum, the second largest crypto on the market, sees its price plummet, reviving the specter of the March 2020 crash. Trader Ted Pillows claims that the current behavior of the ETH market almost mirrors the capitulation of that dark period, suggesting a scenario where the asset could drop to as low as 1400 dollars.

In the arena of Bitcoin, the giants play at their discretion while the newcomers flee. Binance watches, powerless, this grand ball of decentralized finance. End of the game or just an intermission?

A bitcoin at $70K? Nothing to faint over! The market dances, retracts, but doesn't stumble. Those who wait will see the next act of the show.

Bitcoin has plunged to $76,700, marking its lowest level in four months amid global economic turmoil. Indeed, the 30% drop from its all-time high of $109,350 has reignited discussions about a possible trend reversal, as some observers question the sustainability of the bullish cycle. However, several indicators suggest that this correction could represent a strategic entry point for investors. On one hand, financial markets remain under pressure with persistent economic uncertainties, while on the other hand, the BTC derivatives market shows unexpected strength. So, has Bitcoin reached its ultimate floor before a rebound?

The crypto market is going through a phase of uncertainty, where every technical indicator is scrutinized closely. Solana, long considered one of the most promising projects in the sector, finds itself at a decisive crossroads today. As its price records a notable drop, a feared signal from analysts threatens to increase the pressure: the death cross. This technical event, often interpreted as a bearish indicator, could well influence investor behavior and trigger a new cycle of volatility. But is this signal really heralding a prolonged downtrend, or could it precede an unexpected rebound?

Investors are closely monitoring every signal from the American Federal Reserve (Fed), whose monetary policy could trigger a bear market. While some were hoping for rate cuts as early as 2024, the latest statement from Fed Chair Jerome Powell has dampened those expectations. The absence of rate reductions could put pressure on financial markets, particularly on risky assets like Bitcoin. Economist Timothy Peterson warns: if the Fed does not cut rates by 2025, the Nasdaq could collapse, dragging the cryptocurrency market along with it. A new correction of Bitcoin below $70,000 is now a serious possibility.

The crypto market has just experienced one of its most violent downturns in months. After reaching an all-time high of $109,000 on January 20, Bitcoin plummeted by 28%. This drop wiped out billions of dollars in market capitalization in a matter of weeks. Such a brutal reversal comes amid an environment of economic tension and turmoil in the financial markets. But beyond a mere technical correction, several major events contributed to this decline. From macroeconomic fears, record cyberattacks, to political disillusionment, let's look back at the causes of this tumble and its implications.

Bitcoin's volatility is once again at the heart of discussions. While the cryptocurrency briefly fell below $79,000, Standard Chartered Bank believes that the correction could intensify, bringing BTC into a range between $69,000 and $76,500 by Monday. This projection is based on several market indicators, including the selling pressure from massive Bitcoin ETF outflows and the increase in short positions by hedge funds. Should this decline be viewed as a simple correction or a signal of a deeper reversal?

The crypto scene has just experienced a new episode of turbulence: Bitcoin has dropped to $83,400, its lowest level since November 2024. This sudden correction triggered over a billion dollars in liquidations in the derivatives market. Such a situation has shaken investor confidence. Behind this decline, a convergence of macroeconomic and financial factors weighed on the asset, at a time when the strength of Bitcoin ETFs and the influence of Strategy on the market are being called into question.

Bitcoin wobbles below a critical threshold, and the pressure is intensifying. While the cryptocurrency had exceeded the $90,000 mark a few weeks ago, it now finds itself below $85,000, prompting analysts to consider a more pessimistic scenario. Between massive ETF sell-offs, cascading liquidations, and macroeconomic uncertainties, volatility is resurfacing, reigniting fears of a collapse to $81,000. Is the market on the verge of a harsh reversal, or is this just a temporary correction?

The next bull cycle will be unlike any other. Indeed, the era when all cryptocurrencies surged seems to be over. Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, sounds the alarm: in the year 2025, the majority of altcoins could disappear. Only those capable of proving their economic viability and capturing the attention of institutional investors might survive. This prediction comes as 24% of the 200 largest cryptos have reached their lowest levels of the year. Is the market sorting through solid projects and the others? The prospects for crypto ETFs, the fundamentals of altcoins, and investment trends now seem to be the true arbiters of survival in this ultra-competitive sector.

Cryptos are experiencing a new episode of brutal volatility, shaking a market already weakened by macroeconomic uncertainties. Solana is collapsing by 14%, XRP and Dogecoin are down more than 8%, while Bitcoin has dipped below $91,000. This movement, amplified by massive liquidations, raises questions about the resilience of these assets in the face of global economic pressures. Thus, the question now is whether this drop indicates a simple correction or the beginnings of a trend reversal.

The crypto market is often unpredictable, but this time, some investors are looking not at technical charts, but at the sky. Indeed, on February 28, a rare alignment of seven planets (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Uranus, Mercury, and Neptune) is drawing the attention of astrologers and the crypto community. According to several experts in financial astrology, this cosmic configuration could signify strong turbulence for Bitcoin and the entire market. Between skepticism and mystical beliefs, the idea that the stars could dictate price movements is divisive, but one thing is certain: the climate of uncertainty is settling in.

Financial markets are full of analogies and historical models that analysts scrutinize closely to anticipate trends. In the crypto universe, the history of Bitcoin often serves as a compass for understanding the evolution of other major assets. Today, Ethereum seems to be following in the footsteps of BTC, replicating the patterns of its third cycle. This parallel fuels speculation: if history repeats itself, ETH could soon cross a decisive threshold.

The volatility of the crypto market is nothing unusual, but the recent bearish trends have caught the attention of analysts. Nearly a quarter of the 200 largest cryptocurrencies have hit their lowest level in a year, a phenomenon that, according to some experts, could signify an imminent market capitulation. This situation, characterized by cascading liquidations and panic movements, raises questions about the direction the market will take in the coming weeks.

Periods of calm in the Bitcoin market are often misleading. Indeed, when volatility collapses, it gives way to brutal amplitude movements, capable of surprising both seasoned investors and short-term speculators. Today, several technical indicators suggest a scenario similar to that of August 2023: a temporary drop in BTC before a major rebound that could take it up to $85,000. An analysis conducted by CryptoQuant reveals that the current market conditions resemble a past configuration where prolonged stagnation led to massive position liquidations before giving way to a strong bullish trend.

The Shiba Inu is playing hide and seek with traders: a dizzying drop, a rebound in sight, and whales gorging themselves in the background. Ready for the roller coaster?

Dogecoin (DOGE) is experiencing a period of instability. The memecoin is losing ground and is now below $0.30. This sharp decline revives uncertainty among investors as selling pressure increases. However, some analysts see it as merely a technical pullback, necessary before a new leap to unprecedented heights. Trader Tardigrade and DOGECAPITAL, influential figures in the market, believe that this correction fits into a larger bullish cycle, already observed in the past. In 2016 and 2021, Dogecoin experienced similar drops before soaring by 9,222% and 30,693%, respectively. If history repeats itself, DOGE could soon embark on a spectacular rise. But is this scenario really credible?

Bitcoin, freshly crowned with a peak of $102K, stumbles and dangerously flirts with $95K. A slight shiver or the beginning of a major downfall? Cryptocurrency trembles, and so do investors.

Nvidia stumbles, Bitcoin shudders. When 600 billion goes up in smoke, the flagship crypto feels the change in the wind. And if the golden future of BTC were to emerge from the ashes of tech?