Renowned cryptocurrency analyst Benjamin Cowen, in his new analysis evaluating Bitcoin’s recent rise, stated that the market is at a critical juncture. Cowen noted that Bitcoin has climbed to the “bear market resistance band” (21-week EMA) levels, emphasizing that this region will be decisive for the market’s direction. Bitcoin’s price pulled back from $78,361, coming
A discussion has erupted on social media between leading ETF experts Nate Geraci and Eric Balchunas regarding Vanguard’s stance on crypto ETFs. With assets under management (AUM) exceeding $9 trillion, second only to BlackRock, the company is the gold standard of conservatism and low costs. In the meantime, the total net assets of spot Bitcoin
Bitcoin traded at $75,213 on April 20, 2026, at 8 a.m. ET, holding within a defined consolidation range as a broader bullish structure remains intact. Technical signals across multiple timeframes suggest a market in transition, balancing short-term indecision against a still-favorable macro trend. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin holds $75,213 on April 20, 2026; consolidation signals neutral
Peter Schiff said Bitcoin’s latest support is coming from aggressive buying rather than organic strength, arguing on X that the market would be much lower without it. He wrote, “This is really getting crazy. I wonder how much lower Bitcoin would be now without all this buying. You can’t keep this up indefinitely. A collapse
Bitcoin stalled below $79,000 after another failed breakout attempt, underscoring persistent resistance near key technical levels. In a post on X, analyst Ardi said the asset again peaked near the bear market resistance band, a range that has repeatedly capped recent rallies. It comes as the second decline within the same area, indicating ongoing selling
Bitcoin remained relatively stable around $75,500 despite a volatile geopolitical backdrop. While the digital asset faced minor fluctuations and a $50 billion decline in market capitalization from its Friday peak, it maintained a 0.7% gain over a 24-hour period. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin held at $75,400 on April 20 as U.S.-Iran maritime clashes cooled hopes for
The S&P 500 closed at 7,126 on April 17, another record, while the University of Michigan’s preliminary April consumer sentiment reading fell to 47.6, the weakest print in the survey’s history. The split on the screen looks surreal. Charlie Bilello shared the chart below, highlighting the gap. Wall Street is trading at altitude. Households are
Bitcoin and other risk assets have become increasingly sensitive to statements from U.S. President Donald Trump, with markets often swinging upward or downward within minutes of his social media posts or policy announcements to the news media. This has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers, academics and market experts, as questions mount over whether those price movements
Global liquidity is set to deteriorate sharply, according to Russell Thompson, chief investment officer at crypto asset manager Hilbert Group (HILB), who said even a quick geopolitical resolution in Iran is unlikely to sustain a rally in risk assets without policy support. Liquidity conditions have stabilized in parts of the financial sector following the rollout
Bitcoin is approaching a decisive moment as price action tightens near a critical resistance zone. Recent movements show a steady recovery from the $60,000 region, yet conviction remains limited. Traders now watch whether this rebound can evolve into a broader trend reversal. The market continues to balance between lingering bearish pressure and emerging bullish strength.