Crypto Review - Page 12

The crypto market remains stable despite a dip, supported by a weakening dollar. Bitcoin's growth depends on breaking the $85K level. XRP and Tron show promising signs of a bullish trend. The SEC approves options on Ethereum-ETFs.

Market Picture The cryptocurrency market cap has stabilised near a key level since the start of the week and went up steadily on the back of tariff news following the rise in equities. However, the spurt was half that of.

Crypto market cap fell 2% to $2.46 trillion in 24 hours, retesting the $2.40 trillion level that became support after Trump's election. The sentiment index reached extreme fear (18), which increases volatility. Bitcoin and XRP are close to key levels, reinforcing expectations of a move.

Bitcoin’s struggle continues, and the market’s rebound might not last. But what’s really driving the chaos? Record hash rates, surprising outflows, and troubling signals—are we on the brink of a crash, or is this just the calm before the storm?.

The crypto market saw a slight rebound, but it is not a reversal. Investments in crypto funds decreased, possibly due to trade duties. Bitcoin's technical outlook remains poor.

The crypto market experienced a significant decline, with a market capitalization of $2.35 trillion and a loss of 11.5% in 24 hours. The market sentiment is in extreme fear, and there are concerns about a further correction in Bitcoin.

The cryptocurrency market is struggling to find a bottom, with market capitalization falling below $2.65 trillion. The market sentiment is in extreme fear but not oversold. Bitcoin continues to struggle with key moving averages, while bears maintain control of the market.

The crypto market remains stagnant with the market capitalization steady around $2.70 trillion. Bears are accumulating liquidity. Bitcoin shows a lack of growth

Crypto market chaos! Ethereum is sinking while Bitcoin holds strong above $83K. With BTC dominance at a 4-year high and ETH at its most oversold level in 3 years, is a massive breakout coming? Plus, BlackRock’s CEO sounds the alarm.

The cryptocurrency market has experienced some volatility, with a 1.1% rise in 24 hours and a 5% decline in seven days. Bitcoin's market share has increased to over 61%.

The crypto market has plunged, with a 1.3% drop in market capitalization in the last 24 hours and 6.5% over the weekend. Bitcoin and XRP have both experienced declines, and institutional selloffs may be triggered.

The crypto market stalled below the 200-day MA as bears resist giving up. Bitcoin shows positive signs of a change in long-term sentiment, but growth may require consolidation above the 50-day MA.