Overview Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $66,561, testing strong support around the $66,000 level after a short-term ...

Bitcoin (BTC) has been stuck in a range between $102,000 and $112,000 since May, but its on-balance volume (OBV) continues to trend upward, hinting at more gains ahead. The price-OBV divergence is ...

Prediction markets are seeing heavy activity on crypto price outcomes. Tens of millions in volume have been spent on Bitcoin’s January price alone, alongside high-volume contracts for Ethereum, XRP, ...

Digital gold spent the time since December 2024 trading sideways, then pulling back, then chopping around for a while. Crypto chatter went quiet. The MoneyShow Chart of the Day is a six-month chart of ...

Bitcoin continued its trend of making new daily lows as the price fell below $64,000, but onchain data suggest a bottom is ...

Bitcoin price crash analysis shows this 10% drop was not driven by just derivatives. The real BTC price trigger came earlier.

Bitcoin’s daily trading is expected to remain volatile, but traders' failure to flip $70,000 to support is leading to a liquidity buildup near $60,000.

Convergence between bitcoin supply in profit and supply in loss has repeatedly coincided with major market lows.

According to CoinDesk Research's technical analysis data model, bitcoin BTC $88,099.18 pulled back from recent peaks Tuesday, sliding from $103,413 to $101,775 as the world's largest cryptocurrency ...

Technical analysis shows past price behavior, but it cannot capture liquidity conditions, leverage buildup, miner stress, or macroeconomic pressure. Stable prices during declining volume often precede ...