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The Strait of Hormuz has been blocked for several weeks, disrupting one of the main axes of global oil trade. To maintain its exports, Saudi Arabia has pushed its East-West pipeline to full capacity. This technical response is not enough to compensate for the market disarray. The rapid rise in crude prices reveals a structural fragility in global supply amid growing geopolitical tensions.

The dollar takes the initiative and sets its pace for the markets. In March, it recorded its best monthly performance since December 2024 supported by geopolitical tensions and an adjustment of expectations on U.S. monetary policy. This move caught part of Wall Street off guard and forced investors to review their positions. In the foreign exchange market, the balance shifts quickly, with repercussions already extending beyond Forex.

On-chain data suggests a possible bullish move for Ethereum. Investor accumulation analysis reveals a low resistance area that could pave the way to 2,800 dollars if certain technical levels are breached. This setup is based on the purchase price distribution of ETH holders. Yet, derivative markets send a more cautious signal. Between accumulation momentum and trader hesitation, Ethereum is entering a decisive phase of its market cycle.

Geopolitical crises have often caused violent shocks in financial markets. This time, bitcoin seems to be withstanding the impact. As international tensions around Iran fuel global uncertainty, the leading crypto surprises with its resilience. BTC has risen back above 72,000 dollars, a threshold closely watched by traders. For several analysts, this reaction could mark a key moment. Beyond the simple rebound, bitcoin's behavior in the face of geopolitical turbulence could transform how investors perceive its role in the global economy.

The sudden surge in oil prices puts bitcoin back at the center of the macroeconomic game. In just a few sessions, American crude posted one of its most significant increases, reviving a key market question: can energy shocks trigger a new bullish cycle for cryptos? Several analysts are now watching for a possible domino effect. In this tense climate, could bitcoin capitalize on this situation and aim for a major rally in the coming weeks?

Bitcoin reached $74,000 and the rally left its marks. Indeed, a wave of liquidations swept away the most exposed positions, hitting short sellers first. This movement raises questions: what drives the market in the short term? Two key readings emerge. The first is related to microstructure, with pockets of liquidity likely to serve as benchmarks for upcoming movements. The second comes from institutional flows, driven by the return of inflows on US spot ETFs.

Bitcoin cycles never trigger by chance. They emerge when macroeconomic and technological dynamics converge. Today, NYDIG identifies an unprecedented alignment: the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and the prospect of a more flexible monetary policy could create a favorable environment for bitcoin. In a context where markets anticipate financial easing, this combination could shift the balance of risk assets.

While gold trades near its historic highs, bitcoin remains in the background. This divergence draws the attention of some analysts. According to a recent analysis, the asset would appear undervalued today compared to the precious metal. A statistical gap which, in the past, has preceded marked market recovery phases. This signal revives the debate on the relative valuation of bitcoin against gold.

Bitcoin regains momentum at the very moment its traditional benchmarks falter. Rising about 3% to approach $66,000, the crypto moves counter to a correlation with gold and stocks that has fallen to historically low levels. This unexpected decoupling draws analysts' attention, who see it as a potentially decisive signal. Is it just a technical rebound or the beginnings of a larger movement? The market wonders.

Bitcoin bounced back on February 6, crossing 70,000 $ again after falling below 60,800 $ a few hours earlier. This stunning recovery, amid extreme volatility, occurs in a market shaken between bullish hopes and selling shocks. Should this be seen as a simple technical rebound or the beginning of a lasting reversal?

The crypto market has just received a strong signal from traditional finance. By sharply revising its forecasts for Solana, the Standard Chartered bank caused a shock in the ecosystem. While SOL remains one of the most watched assets by institutional investors, the lowering of the target for 2026 contrasts with a spectacular long-term projection. This decision reveals a much more nuanced reading of the future of blockchain than simple price movements suggest.

Solana (SOL) flirts again with the critical threshold of 100 dollars, its lowest in 10 months. For some analysts, this level marks a possible floor, signaling a rebound of +150%. For others, it is just a stage in a still fragile trend. Between hopes for a recovery and technical doubts, the market hesitates. Are the current signals really enough to reverse the momentum?

Bitcoin, born as a decentralized currency, could become a key player in the global economy by 2050. According to a study by VanEck, one of the leading crypto asset managers, the value of bitcoin could reach 2.9 million dollars as it establishes itself as a settlement currency in international trade and as a reserve for central banks. This bold scenario raises questions about the future of traditional currencies and bitcoin's place in the global financial system.

Bitcoin reaches 94,000 dollars, driven by the momentum of financial markets. The movement, clear and rapid, suggests a renewed confidence. However, fundamentals struggle to keep up. Volumes collapse, liquidity remains low. This rise intrigues as much as it reassures.

While macroeconomic uncertainties weigh on this year’s end, every move of the Federal Reserve is closely watched. Last Wednesday, the Fed cut its rates for the third consecutive time, causing an immediate reaction in the crypto market. Bitcoin jumped beyond 93,000 dollars, driven by a renewed appetite for risk. This unexpected rebound, against the backdrop of looser monetary policy, raises as many expectations as doubts.

The $100,000 threshold for bitcoin fascinates as much as it divides. A symbol of global adoption and a completed bull cycle, it remains, approaching the end of the year, a goal that is moving away. On predictive markets, conviction is eroding: bettors no longer believe in it. Between uncertain monetary policy and the exhaustion of bullish flows, the momentum seems suspended. The dominant scenario is no longer the explosion, but waiting. And in this in-between, bitcoin plays a more strategic than euphoric game.

The social sentiment around XRP has just dropped to its lowest level since October, according to Santiment data. The crypto is going through what the platform describes as a "fear zone." This emotional downturn contrasts with past movements, where similar phases had preceded a marked rebound. In a tense crypto market, XRP could once again surprise.

Could bitcoin's four-year cycle be living its last moments? This is the unexpected hypothesis put forward by Grayscale in a report published on Monday. According to the asset manager, the crypto king could break free from its historical mechanics as early as 2026, reaching new heights well before the usual deadline. This major challenge to a pillar of crypto analysis sparks as much hope as questions in a rapidly changing market.

While the crypto industry oscillates between volatility and hopes of a rally, Peter Brandt, a respected figure in technical analysis, cools down the enthusiasm. Unlike the euphoric forecasts of some sector leaders, he believes that bitcoin will not cross $200,000 before the third quarter of 2029. Such a projection questions the solidity of short-term bullish scenarios and invites a reconsideration of the real pace of market cycles.

While traditional markets are wavering in anticipation of Nvidia's results, bitcoin surprises by rebounding 4% on Tuesday. In a tense atmosphere, the crypto escapes the declining US stock indices and intrigues investors. Is this surge a sign of a new bullish momentum or merely a speculative spike? The timing, on the eve of a key verdict on AI, makes this move all the more strategic.

Long overshadowed by regulatory constraints and the rise of centralized platforms, Zcash makes an unexpected comeback to the forefront of the crypto scene. Driven by a spectacular rise in its price and growing adoption of its privacy features, the project regains momentum. At a time when demand for private transactions is exploding, Electric Coin Company unveils an ambitious roadmap to assert Zcash's central role in the ecosystem.

A historic turning point could unfold in just a few days. Geoffrey Kendrick, crypto head at Standard Chartered, suggests that one favorable week would suffice for bitcoin to never fall below $100,000 again. In a note released this Monday, October 27, he states that if current macroeconomic and geopolitical dynamics hold, the six-figure threshold could become a new durable floor for the market. This projection, if confirmed, would redefine the benchmarks of the entire industry.

Bitcoin dropped as it approached its all-time high. In a few hours, the market erased several billion dollars, revealing once again its extreme volatility. Despite this marked correction, several analysts maintain a bullish scenario, estimating that this pullback does not call into question the underlying trend.

Bitcoin is testing a major technical pattern that, in the past, has often marked the beginning of historic rallies. As the crypto attempts another golden cross, the crossover of the 50- and 200-day moving averages, eyes turn to the 110,000 dollar level. This key level could revive the market's bullish momentum if it holds. If it breaks, some analysts fear a sharp cycle reversal.

While financial markets waver under the weight of monetary uncertainties and political tensions, a bold projection revives the debate. Bitcoin could reach $135,000, according to Standard Chartered. In a recent note, the British bank disrupts established scenarios by stating that the current market dynamics invalidate historical post-halving patterns. This change of tone, coming from a major player in traditional finance, revitalizes bullish expectations as BTC enters a new phase of acceleration.

What if bitcoin entered a new era, where scarcity would no longer be a speculative narrative but an accounting reality? Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, warns of a tipping point: institutional demand, driven by ETFs and listed companies, now exceeds supply from mining. As bitcoin oscillates between $111,000 and $118,000, a structural imbalance, but potentially explosive for the price, is settling in.

While the crypto market begins a new phase of pullback, Avalanche surprises. The AVAX token jumped 10% this Tuesday, reaching 33 dollars, at the very moment when major capitalizations showed losses. The crypto thus stands out by an opposite dynamic, built and supported by significant players.

Driven by 638 million dollars in inflows on its ETFs in one week, Ethereum establishes itself as the asset of the moment among institutional investors. However, technical and historical signals call for caution. With 99% of the supply currently in profit and a traditionally bearish September, the market could quickly turn.