Following the broader market rally, BTC/USD gained 21.0% last week and reached 79,500.00. At the time of this technical snapshot, the pair has surrendered a small part of the advance and is consolidating near 77,200.00.
By John Isige Michael Saylor: "We will probably sell some Bitcoin." While Toncoin, Zcash, and memory stocks are surging, the Strategy founder has openly hinted at Bitcoin sales for the first time. Bitcoin is trading nearly unchanged over the past 24 hours, holding above the $81,000 mark.
By John Isige Kelp DAO is dropping LayerZero following a $292 million exploit and switching to Chainlink. Going forward, rsETH will be secured through Chainlink's cross-chain interoperability protocol.
By Sagar Dua For more than three weeks, ETH/USD has been holding within a broad sideways range of 2437.50–2250.00 (Murray levels [7/8]–[4/8]) and is once again approaching its upper boundary. As before, the key level for bulls remains 2500.00 (Murray [4/8], Bollinger Bands midline, W1) — a breakout above this mark would act as a catalyst for a reversal of the long-term downtrend and open the way toward 2812.50 (Murray [6/8], Fibonacci 61.8% retracement), 3125.00 (Murray [+1/8], Fibonacci 50.0% retracement), and 3400.00 (the area of January highs). Conversely, a consolidation below 2250.00 (Murray [6/8], lower Bollinger Band) would allow sellers to take control and push the pair toward 2000.00 (Murray [0/8]), 1875.00 (Murray [–2/8]), and 1481.60 (Fibonacci 100% retracement).
By John Isige 24 new prediction ETFs were set to launch this week. But the SEC has pulled the brakes and is now examining the significant risks these products pose to investors.
By John Isige BTC/USD showed mixed dynamics last week: after testing the 75000.00 level (Murray [6/8]), it resumed its upward move and today updated a five-month high at 80550.00.
By John Isige Bitcoin's break above $80,000 sends a strong signal. Investors are responding to renewed optimism in the global environment and returning to crypto. The cryptocurrency market is kicking off the new trading week with noticeable momentum.
By John Isige This week the crypto market pulled back, with most digital assets giving up a portion of the gains accumulated since the start of the month. BTC is currently trading around $76,500 (–2.1%), ETH is near $2,270 (–3.8%), USDT at $0.9997 (–0.05%), XRP around $1.3670 (–4.1%), and BNB at $616.00 (–2.8%). Total market capitalization stands at $2.56 trillion, with Bitcoin's dominance holding at 60.0% — however, outflows from key exchange-traded funds have resumed. Over the past four sessions, Bitcoin ETF balances declined by $486.2 million, while Ethereum ETF holdings fell by $162.2 million.
By John Isige Bitcoin has been recovering since March, but a full-scale rally has yet to materialize. Crypto analysts explain why.
By John Isige The SOL/USD pair remains within the medium-term sideways range of 91.00–75.00: in the middle of the month, the price approached its upper boundary, after which it moved into a downward correction and is now trading around 81.25, the Murray level [2/8], supported by the lower line of the Bollinger Bands. A breakdown of this area will become a catalyst for strengthening the bearish impulse toward the targets of 75.00, the Murray level [0/8], 68.75, the Murray level [–2/8], and 62.50, the Murray level [2/8], W1. The key level for buyers remains 91.00, and consolidation above it would allow them to reach 100.00, the Murray level [8/8], 107.40, the 61.8% Fibonacci correction, and 125.00, the Murray level [4/8], W1.
By Andrew Bennett After the listing on Germany’s leading trading platform, Dogecoin derivatives markets have become noticeably more active. Can the DOGE price now gain support?
By John Isige Meta is integrating the USDC stablecoin into its payout system. Users will be able to benefit from fast transactions on the Solana and Polygon networks.
By John Isige This week, the ETH/USD pair has pulled back and is currently trading near 2320.00 (Bollinger Bands middle line), while continuing to form a short-term sideways range of 2400.00–2250.00 — a range it has held for the tenth consecutive session as uncertainty driven by geopolitical and monetary factors persists in the market.
For crypto, the framework is similar to traditional financial markets but comes with its own twist. Here, price action turns on liquidity, adoption, regulation, and flows from institutions alongside retail sentiment. Network health—hash rate, staking, active wallets—adds another layer. Macro still matters too: rates, dollar strength, and risk appetite shape inflows and outflows. Then, as with any market, you use the chart—trend, support and resistance, momentum, and volume—to spot setups and manage risk.
