A crypto analyst is sounding the alarm about Bitcoin ($BTC), warning investors to sell their coins before the next price crash. According to the market expert, Bitcoin could be preparing for another major correction, but this time, it’s in the $40,000 range. Contrary to the widespread belief that Bitcoin has entered a new bull market,
As the Bitcoin ($BTC) price continues to signal near-term selling pressure, a $1.68 trillion asset manager, Franklin Templeton, has issued a bold bullish prediction for 2026. Christopher Jensen, the director of Digital Asset Research at Franklin Templeton Digital Assets (FTDA), stated that the firm’s base case is for $BTC price to return above $100,000 in
Bitcoin’s recent rejection near key resistance has raised fresh concerns about the strength of its ongoing rally. After a steady climb, signs of selling pressure are beginning to emerge, hinting that bullish momentum may be weakening. With price now hovering around critical support zones, the next move could determine whether the uptrend regains traction or
Despite Kevin Warsh’s reputation as a distinctly pro-crypto figure, his looming confirmation as the next Federal Reserve Chair might spell short-term trouble for Bitcoin. History shows that changes in Fed leadership have consistently preceded massive selloffs in the cryptocurrency market. Current macroeconomic conditions indicate that history might repeat itself this time around. The “Fed chair
Digital asset adoption in Latin America is evolving, with more users now converting funds into stablecoins than into Bitcoin — a shift that reflects growing pressure from local economic conditions. According to Bitso’s 2025 report on crypto adoption in Latin America, 40% of crypto purchases in 2025 were US dollar-linked stablecoins such as Tether’s USDt
Despite initial volatility following the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates, bitcoin reclaimed the $76,000 level, positioning it for a double-digit gain in April. Key Takeaways Bitcoin reclaimed $76,000 after the Fed’s rate pause, eyeing a 13% gain by the end of April. Volatility triggered $266 million in long liquidations, though OKX SG reports
Anonymous cryptocurrency analyst Sherlock has provided a data-driven analysis of the frequently cited “sell in May” strategy for Bitcoin in the markets. Sherlock’s findings revealed that the classical approach wasn’t as statistically sound as previously thought, while a more specific variation yielded remarkable results. According to the analyst, the basic “sell in May” thesis doesn’t
Raoul Pal, a leading figure in the cryptocurrency world, joined Jamie Coots on the latest episode of “The Journey Man” to discuss the current state of the markets, liquidity cycles, and the short-term risks of Bitcoin. The duo offered a striking analysis of why cryptocurrencies are “stagnating” while technology stocks are hitting record highs. Jamie
Bitcoin is closing out April at $76k, ending the month exactly where the technical battle lines are drawn. The recovery from the February low near $60k has been orderly rather than explosive, and after a late push toward $80k failed to sustain, $BTC has pulled back to retest the structures that matter most heading into
Bitcoin has climbed roughly 30% from its February lows and bulls have been feeling good about it for weeks. The problem, according to one analyst who has held the same macro thesis unchanged for months, is that this is exactly how it felt before the last two major drops. The bigger picture has not changed.