Biraajmaan Tamuly

Bitcoin futures show rising long-side buy pressure as open interest surges.

A bullish pattern on the DOGE chart points to a potential price recovery to $0.25.

Bitcoin charts show bearish divergences across multiple time frames, a hint that price rallies above $110,000 could be a trap.

Bitcoin’s rally above $109,000 was backed by strong onchain and technical signals.

LTC price fell under $90, but multiple factors suggest Q4 2025 could be an exciting time for the altcoin.

SOL retraced its ETF rally, and with over 14% of supply concentrated at $144, holding this key support is critical to avoid a deeper correction.

Bitcoin selling intensified this week, but data shows an assortment of buyers absorbing the flow.

Ether price enters the most bullish phase of a powerful trading pattern, but bearish headwinds could stall the rally in the short-term.

Onchain data points to a major Bitcoin price rally in the making, while short-term price weakness highlights the absence of “new” buyers.

XRP whale flows flipped bullish in May after months of outflows, hinting at a potential triple-digit price rally.

Bitcoin trades near key support at $104,000, but weak volume, fading onchain metrics, and sticky inflation point to more price consolidation.

A Bitcoin price pattern with a high hit rate formed on the daily chart. Are new BTC all-time highs incoming?

Data shows spot Bitcoin ETF inflows are largely unhedged, pointing to real institutional investor conviction and BTC’s growing role as a macro-driven financial asset.

A sharp drop in BTC inflows to Binance could play a role in Bitcoin possibly rallying to $120,000.

Ether gains bullish momentum as technical indicators, rising ETF inflows and a potential capital rotation from Bitcoin signal a possible breakout above $2,500.

Bitcoin recovers as the Coinbase premium soars, but retail investors’ inflows are rising at Binance, and open interest is falling, proving that traders remain cautious.

Bitcoin’s AVIV ratio and power law model point to a $330,000 cycle top for BTC price.

A head-and-shoulders pattern sets a $120 target for SOL, but bullish onchain data points to resilient longer-term fundamentals.

Bitcoin’s $96 billion in derivatives open interest fuels BTC price momentum near all-time highs, but rising leverage use raises the risk of liquidations and market volatility.

Bitcoin may hold above $100,000 throughout summer, but seasonal trading data suggests minimal upside in Q3.

This week, 15,000 Bitcoin were moved at a loss by short-term holders, raising the chance for a BTC price dip under $100,000.

The “ancient” Bitcoin cohort is growing faster than the amount of new coins mined, and with institutional flows accelerating, the path to $1 million BTC is starting to take shape.

A Bitcoin price drop below $102,000 could be followed by a swift 25% rally to new all-time highs.

Over the next 10 to 20 years, Bitcoin price could increase by another 100X. At least that’s what one early BTC investor believes.

Technical data and ETH accumulation trends suggest price dips in the $2,100 zone are strategic purchasing opportunities.

Bitcoin’s flash crash could be followed by a 64% rally if historical data rings true again.

Escalating tensions in the Middle East and an ominous Bitcoin chart fractal could play a role in sending BTC price back under $100,000.

Bitcoin technical charts and encouraging US macroeconomic data could trigger a rally to $115,000.

Bitcoin enters a unique market phase as rising long-term holder dominance and compressed volatility could potentially trigger a fresh round of price discovery.

ETH open interest reached a record $40 billion as Ether price rallied above $2,800 for the first time in 15 weeks.