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Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin Pulls Back, PENGU Open Interest Surges
Analysts remained optimistic saying they expect new lifetime highs in BTC and outsized gains in select few tokens, such as HYPE, SOL and ENA.
Here Are the 3 Things That Could Spoil Bitcoin's Rally Towards $120K
BTC's case for a rally to $120K strengthens with prices topping the 50-day SMA. But, at least three factors can play spoilsport.
Crypto Pundits Retain Bullish Bitcoin Outlook as Fed Rate Cut Hopes Clash With Stagflation Fears
crypto experts maintain bullish outlook on bitcoin, focusing on impending Fed rate cuts and long-term structural bull run.
Crypto Market Today: MNT, HASH Shine as Majors Look to U.S. Inflation Report
Market gains may accelerate if the CPI prints below estimates, strengthening the chance of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
Bull Trap Warning for Bitcoin, Dogecoin, XRP Emerges as S&P 500 Prints Rising Wedge; U.S. Inflation Eyed
BTC and ETH 25-delta risk reversals trade negative, indicating a bias for downside protection ahead of the inflation data.
Bitcoin Bulls Beware, South Korean Kospi Setting Record Highs Could Stop BTC's Bull Run: Analyst
Alphractal called Kospi's record high an incremental signal that bitcoin's bull run may be nearing an end.
Dogecoin Leads Gain, Bitcoin Pops to $114K as M2 Setup Opens BTC Catchup Trade
Crypto edged higher with bitcoin near $114K and DOGE leading, while a CF Benchmarks model says BTC trades below fair value relative to money supply growth, a pattern that has preceded rallies.
Bitcoin Triggers Bullish Head and Shoulders Pattern. What Next?
Bitcoin surged past $113,600, confirming a bullish inverse head and shoulders pattern.
Crypto Markets Today: IP Token Surges on Corporate Treasury Adoption
CoinMarketCap's altcoin season index rose to almost 60% in a signal that the season is upon us.
Bitcoin Retakes $112K, SOL Hits 7-Month High as Economists Downplay Recession Fears
Major tokens rose as experts downplayed fears of stagflation and recession triggered by downward revision of U.S. jobs.
