Historically, gold and the U.S. dollar are the strongest “safe-haven” contenders during Bitcoin or general market crashes.

Targets beyond $6 are likely, but a WIF drop below $3.9 would be an early warning sign for traders of a deeper pullback.

Bitwise CIO believes that Bitcoin is still in its infancy. The king coin continued to ride the post-election bullish momentum ...

PAAL’s 50% surge over the past 24 hours marks a strong short-term recovery, but it remains uncertain whether this upward ...

Ethereum whale activity is driving the recent price surge, with key technical indicators suggesting ETH may be poised to ...

BONK’s Open Interest skyrocketed by 35%, indicating notable interest from traders. BONK’s Long/Short ratio stood […] ...

The correlation between Stacks [STX] and Bitcoin [BTC] prices has been strong, with a correlation coefficient of 0.86. Stacks ...

BNB has gained 22% in November, fueled by a broader cryptocurrency upswing. Money Flow Index at 61 showed strong buying ...

Bitcoin's FOMO has been strong in the last two weeks as active addresses surged, but sell pressure has also intensified.

Highlighting Bitcoin’s potential as a hedge against fiat devaluation, Hayes noted its impressive 400% growth since 2020. He ...

Degen crypto rallied beyond the psychological level of $0.02. The token was unable to defend this level during the ...

Interestingly, Shiba Inu’s active addresses have risen by 0.81%, suggesting increasing network activity and heightened ...