Technical analysis (TA)

Ethereum has just fallen below $2,000 for the first time since March 29, according to market data. Far from causing a wave of panic, this drop has triggered an unexpected phenomenon: massive FOMO among retail investors.

The trading volume of memecoins exploded to over 5 billion dollars in a single day, before falling as quickly as it had risen. Behind this spectacular volatility lies a reality well known to analysts: short-term speculation rules supreme. But this time, is it a sign of a lasting slowdown?

Bitcoin sends an unprecedented technical signal since the start of this bear market. The CryptoQuant Bull Score index has just crossed the 50 threshold, finally leaving the red zone to enter neutral territory. Is this the beginning of a real reversal, or simply a respite before another drop?

Ether takes a hard hit on the derivatives markets: over 2 billion dollars of open interest have disappeared in the space of seven days. Trader sentiment has weighed down, closed positions are piling up, yet some more recent signals hint at a possible turnaround. So, is it a capitulation underway or just a consolidation before a rebound?

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have just recorded their best week in over three months. In just a few days, nearly one billion dollars flowed into these funds. A signal hard to ignore: investors are regaining a taste for risk.

Bitcoin is going through a phase of tension that increasingly resembles the beginning of a true bear market. Several on-chain indicators show that the market is approaching areas historically associated with cycle lows. Are we at the dawn of a general capitulation… or simply halfway through a cycle correction?

Pi Coin plunges back into a technical setup reminiscent of a very unfavorable previous scenario. Several crypto market signals converge towards a new phase of weakness while confidence around Pi Network remains fragile. Is history rhyming once again?

Bitcoin dropped below 70,000 dollars, and the rebound is slow to convince. While small investors see a golden opportunity in this drop, large wallets have chosen to sell. According to the Santiment analysis platform, this discrepancy between the two camps suggests that the correction could continue.

On Wednesday, March 4, nearly 32,000 bitcoins abruptly left the trading platforms, for a value exceeding 2.26 billion dollars. A movement described as "abnormal" by onchain analysts, who see it as the sign of massive spot purchases. But who is behind this extraordinary outflow?

Bitcoin is surging. In just a few hours, BTC jumped 6% to near $73,000, its highest level in nearly a month. A strong signal in a still very turbulent macroeconomic context. Is this the start of a true bullish reversal?

The crypto market keeps suffering. While bitcoin resists more or less, altcoins are collapsing. And CryptoQuant's data is unequivocal: this drop could well be the worst of the entire cycle.

90% losses. Cardano's record is brutal. ADA is trading today around $0.27, far from its all-time high of $3.10 reached in September 2021. However, its founder Charles Hoskinson refuses to give up. He promises a comeback. Crypto markets, meanwhile, are still waiting to be convinced.

Bitcoin approaches the end of February under pressure, with market sentiment reaching historically low levels. Sellers take control, whales become active, and comparisons with the 2022 bear market multiply. Should we really expect a return to $50,000?

Bitcoin is going through a turbulent zone, but the numbers might tell a very different story. Economist Timothy Peterson just published an analysis that catches attention: according to him, the probability that bitcoin will end the year higher than its current level is 88%. Enough to rekindle hope or fuel debate.

Bitcoin tries to catch its breath after a spectacular plunge. Fallen to 59,930 dollars, the king of cryptos is trying today a difficult return around 70,000 $. However, is this recovery sustainable or is it just a respite before the next shock?

After a sharp drop, Bitcoin stabilizes and shows signs of recovery. Technical analysis and key scenarios for BTC.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is under renewed pressure as its market position weakens. Once ranked among the top 15 cryptocurrencies, SHIB now sits near the lower end of the top 40 by market capitalization. Recent price movement and fading interest have raised questions about whether the token can recover in the next market cycle.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has addressed growing questions about ADA’s weak price performance amid growing interest in Midnight ($NIGHT), a new project linked to the Cardano ecosystem. Midnight has quickly gained attention across the crypto market, highlighting a clear contrast between rising development interest and ADA’s stagnant price action. Hoskinson’s remarks offer insight into both the project’s ambitions and the broader state of the crypto market.

Once shining symbols of speculative euphoria, memecoins are going through a major crisis. Their market capitalization has collapsed from 100 to 35 billion dollars within twelve months, reflecting a radical shift in retail investors' appetite. Does this spectacular drop mark the end of an era for these controversial digital assets?

As 2025 ends on a bitter note for SHIB holders, could the most famous memecoin after Dogecoin finally regain its colors next year? Between encouraging technical signals and structural changes in the crypto market, several elements suggest a possible revival.

Bitcoin is navigating turbulent waters as November comes to an end. After a sharp drop below $81,000, the cryptocurrency attempts a timid recovery around $88,000. Traders are now scrutinizing technical signals while a "death cross" looms over daily charts. The Thanksgiving week promises its share of macroeconomic turbulence. Will BTC manage to reclaim $100,000?

After recording spectacular gains exceeding 1,000% since January, Zcash is going through a turbulent phase marked by a sharp 24% drop in one day. But behind this sharp drop, conflicting signals emerge: some crypto investors see a buying opportunity, while the derivatives markets sound the alarm. 

The crypto market is wobbling. Bitcoin lost more than 10% in a few days and struggles to regain momentum. Arthur Hayes, a prominent figure in the ecosystem, points to an unexpected culprit: the contraction of dollar liquidity. His thesis challenges conventional analyses and opens a debate on the real drivers of the market.

The king of cryptos gave up ground yesterday, slipping below the symbolic threshold of $100,000. Investors are fleeing risky assets in a context of liquidity tightening. This brutal correction raises the question: are we witnessing a simple technical pullback or the beginning of a prolonged bearish phase?

Bitcoin entered the week on a strong note, climbing toward $113,000 as traders positioned for further gains ahead of a critical U.S. Federal Reserve meeting. With market sentiment buoyed by expectations of an imminent rate cut, optimism spread across crypto markets, reinforcing Bitcoin’s short-term uptrend.

Stuck in a symmetrical triangle since mid-September, Solana's price reflects a war of attrition between buyers and sellers. Neither side gives up. But technical and on-chain signals converge: this stalemate is coming to an end. The next breakout could well decide SOL's fate for the coming weeks.

Ethereum’s latest rally has once again lost momentum, with the cryptocurrency struggling to stay above the $4,000 mark. With weak demand and declining spot ETF inflows weighing on sentiment, analysts warn that Ether (ETH) could face a deeper correction toward $3,100 if buyers fail to regain control.

While the crypto market goes through a period of turbulence marked by the erasure of 350 billion dollars in four days, BitMine Immersion Technologies continues its massive Ether purchases. The company has accumulated 1.5 billion dollars worth of the crypto since last weekend's crash. But can this aggressive strategy withstand Tom Lee's fears about the bursting of a speculative bubble?