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“Bitcoin is two days away from exiting its post-halving ‘danger zone’,” Cointelegraph reports, citing multiple analysts. An unnamed crypto trader at Rekt Capital said: “BTC has tended to fall for weeks after halving, with two days left in the danger zone. Even after this halving, BTC touched the bottom of

“Bitcoin's -20.3% correction from its all-time high near $73,000 marks the largest correction since the November 2022 FTX low,” on-chain analytics firm Glassnode reported via Official X. “However, the current macro uptrend is historically resilient. However, the current macro uptrend remains the most resilient uptrend in

Crypto data provider Alternative's self-estimated “Fear-Greed Index” rose 11 points from the previous day to 66. The greed phase continued with improved sentiment. The index indicates extreme fear in the market, with readings closer to zero indicating extreme fear, and readings closer to 100 indicating extreme optimism. The

Cryptocurrency trading volumes (spot and derivatives) plunged in April for the first time in seven months, CoinDesk reported, citing crypto research firm CCData. April's trading volume was $6.58 trillion, down 43.8% from the previous month ($9.12 trillion). Futures and options markets accounted for $4.57

As cryptocurrency investors wait for a repeat of March's bull run, a positive report suggests that bitcoin's recovery may be faster than expected, Bitcoin Sistemi reported on Sunday (local time). In Bitfinex's weekly report, analysts noted that short-term selling pressure in markets including bitcoin

Bitcoin's (BTC) 200-day moving average is at an all-time high of $51,178. This is a key technical indicator for predicting long-term Bitcoin price trends, suggesting a bullish long-term outlook, according to blockchain news outlet Cointelegraph. The indicator peaked on April 6, according to BuyBitcoinWorldwide. This comes as