Category

Bitcoin Reclaims $59,000 Mark, What's Next for the Short-Term Trend?Bitcoin surged to near $59,500 early this morning, with Ethereum also returning to the $2,500 level. Where are the support and resistance levels for BTC in the short term?It's worth noting that the US market was closed yesterday for Labor Day, and significant volatility is expected when it reopens tonight

Ethereum Short-Term Analysis: Resistance Levels Loom, Breakout Crucial for Future DirectionInitial jobless claims fell last week, yet reemployment opportunities remain scarce, hinting at a possibly persistent high unemployment rate in August. However, despite slightly weak economic data, Ethereum has shown signs of a rebound in the 1-hour chart

Bitcoin and Ethereum 4H Trend Analysis: Breakdown of the Lower Boundary, Short-Term Correction Risk RemainsBitcoin:The 4H chart for Bitcoin shows that the price has broken below the lower boundary of the range as expected, and there are no signs of a rebound yet. Yesterday we mentioned that the supply within the current range is biased towards selling, so it's highly likely that the price will break below the bottom of the range

Crypto Market Volatility Intensifies: Short-Term Analysis of Bitcoin and Ethereum!Yesterday, Bitcoin (BTC) reached a low of $58,728 and a high of $61,793, with a fluctuation of $3,065, representing a 5.2% swing

Ethereum Gas Fees Plunge to Five-Year Low, Rising Supply May Dampen Short-Term Price GainsA report by cryptocurrency analytics firm Kaiko Research reveals that Ethereum gas fees have recently reached a five-year low, primarily driven by increased Layer 2 activity and the March Dencun upgrade, which reduced transaction costs on Layer 2. This fee reduction has implications for ETH, as lower fees mean less ETH burned, leading to an increase in the token's supply

Will Bitcoin rise again? Analyst: Short-term bearish, frequent fluctuations next week, cautious operation!Bitcoin's volatility in the few minutes before and after the US stock market opened last night exceeded the volatility of the entire day, which was undoubtedly a nightmare for high-leverage players. They might have been profitable in the first few minutes, but turned into losses in the blink of an eye

Bitcoin Short-Term Bullish and Bearish Battle: High Leverage Players Need to Be Cautious, Buying Opportunity Below 56,000?Last night, before the US stock market opened, Bitcoin fluctuated by more than its full-day range in just a few minutes. High-leverage players may have felt this impact particularly

DOGE Bullish in the Short Term: Breaking Resistance Levels, Strong Bullish Momentum, Short-Term Entry Point AppearsBitcoin rebounded to $63,000 yesterday, with the overall market performing relatively stable. ETF inflows supported the market's rise, but both bulls and bears were cautious, expecting the market to continue consolidating and awaiting the release of tomorrow's CPI data

BlackRock ETF Holdings Surpass Grayscale, ETH Short-Term Trend AnalysisOn August 16, according to Arkham monitoring, BlackRock's ETFs IBIT and ETHA surpassed Grayscale's ETFGBTC, BTCMini, ETHE, and ETHMini in on-chain holdings. BlackRock ETFs are now the largest in terms of holdings among all ETF issuers, holding approximately $21,217,107,987 worth of ETH and Bitcoin

BTCUSDT Today's Market Review and Short-Term Strategy of theETF in the Bitcoin Spot MarketToday OverviewII. Chart AnalysisThe overall trendThe current Bitcoin price is fluctuating around USDT 59,310

Lido Ethereum Staking Sees 12 Consecutive Days of Outflows: Market Signal or Short-Term Fluctuation?Since August, Lido Ethereum staking has experienced 12 consecutive days of net outflows, attracting widespread market attention. This phenomenon not only reflects subtle shifts in investor behavior and market sentiment but also presents new challenges and opportunities for Lido itself and the entire Ethereum ecosystem

Fed Rate Cut Expectations Slow, Ethereum Short-Term Strategy AnalysisOn August 14th, after the release of US CPI data, rate traders reduced their expectation of a 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed at its September meeting to roughly 33 basis points, down from 37 basis points previously. This change reflects the market's lingering doubts about US inflation data