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Dogecoin Price Just Entered A Critical Level, But Analyst Says It’s Not Time To Buy

Dogecoin has returned to a major long-term level on its monthly chart, entering what analyst Trader Tardigrade identifies as a critical resistance zone. Historically, this zone within a massive descending broadening channel has seen only two visits in the past decade—in 2017 and 2020—each followed by a strong rejection and deep correction. The coin has already dropped 8% after testing this area. Crucially, the analyst's chart is inverted; the "resistance" line is actually a bullish support line on a normal price chart. Past rejections from this line preceded major rallies. Therefore, the current price action near $0.0937 is viewed as a return to support, with potential for an upward bounce. A move above $0.10 could signal improving sentiment, while a break above $0.25 would confirm a bounce from support. The inverted chart structure even suggests room for significant upside toward double-digit targets.

bitcoinistHace 14 hora(s)

Dogecoin Price Just Entered A Critical Level, But Analyst Says It’s Not Time To Buy

bitcoinistHace 14 hora(s)

Ethereum's Ballmer Moment: As Everyone Is Bearish, the Circulating Supply Is Disappearing

"Ethereum's Ballmer Moment: Circulation Shrinks Amid Bearish Sentiment" Amid widespread bearish sentiment, with prominent figures like Bankless founder David Hoffman selling ETH and young developers flocking to Solana, some argue Ethereum is entering its "Ballmer era"—akin to Microsoft's perceived stagnation under Steve Ballmer. While surface-level criticisms about slow protocol development, cautious leadership, and competitive pressure are valid, underlying fundamentals tell a different story. Approximately 30% of ETH is staked, major holders like BitMine are accumulating, and spot ETFs continue to absorb supply. Regulatory clarity, including the SEC/CFTC's March ruling on staking rewards and the potential passage of the CLARITY Act, is transforming crypto from a regulatory threat into a legitimized framework. This institutionalization, alongside a shrinking circulating supply (with net issuance around 0.23% annually), creates significant buy-side pressure independent of fee-based value capture. The broader crypto total addressable market is expanding through regulated stablecoins, tokenized assets, and institutional adoption. While public chains face competition from permissioned alternatives, the winning model appears to be permissioned assets settling on public chains like Ethereum and Solana. The author advocates a non-maximalist, barbell strategy: holding ETH for its institutional role and supply squeeze, SOL for consumer/throughput trends, BTC as a macro hedge, and a basket of next-gen L1s. Key bullish drivers for ETH include rapid circulation shrinkage, potential Q2 staked ETF approvals, regulatory tailwinds solidifying its role as a default settlement layer, and the optionality of an eventual "Satya moment" leadership shift. Despite bearish consensus, the current setup—where crypto is "not hot" and regulatory groundwork is being laid—presents a compelling investment opportunity. The crypto cycle's focus may have shifted to AI, but blockchain infrastructure is gaining a legal and institutional foothold precisely while attention is elsewhere.

marsbitHace 16 hora(s)

Ethereum's Ballmer Moment: As Everyone Is Bearish, the Circulating Supply Is Disappearing

marsbitHace 16 hora(s)

Solana Price Struggles Below $100, But This Level Changes Everything

Solana (SOL) has broken below a critical historical support level, which previously triggered its 2022-2023 bull run. With SOL struggling below $100, analyst Crypto Tice outlines two potential scenarios. If SOL reclaims the lost level, it could reignite bullish momentum toward $250. However, if the breakdown is sustained, the price risks falling to new lows. Another analyst, Crypto Patel, notes SOL has printed eight consecutive red monthly candles, a first in its history. He suggests a potential sharp rebound to the $500-$1,000 range could follow after a potential ninth red candle forms a bottom. SOL is currently trading near $75.

bitcoinistHace 17 hora(s)

Solana Price Struggles Below $100, But This Level Changes Everything

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Market Expert Reveals Why Ethereum Is A Better Bet Than Solana

A market analyst argues that Ethereum (ETH) is a better long-term investment than Solana (SOL) despite recent price declines for both. While acknowledging Ethereum's weak price structure, falling network fees, and Solana's rapid growth in application fees, the analyst highlights key bullish factors for ETH. These include Ethereum's dominant share of on-chain stablecoin value (approximately $161.8 billion, or 50.7% of the total) and growing institutional interest, exemplified by BlackRock's recent filing for ERC-20 products on the Ethereum blockchain. The analyst projects that if the stablecoin market grows to $3 trillion by 2030 as forecasted, and Ethereum maintains its significant market share, over $1.5 trillion in value could be anchored to its network. This potential, coupled with the prospect of institutional asset tokenization, supports bullish long-term scenarios for Ethereum's market cap, ranging from 400% to 2,400% growth by 2029.

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Market Expert Reveals Why Ethereum Is A Better Bet Than Solana

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BTC Market Pulse: Week 23

Bitcoin's market shows widespread caution in Week 23. On-chain, transfer volume and fees are up, but fresh capital inflows have nearly halted, with the monthly realized cap change collapsing 57%. Active addresses remain flat, indicating network activity without new investment. Spot markets confirm the shift: the Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) turned deeply negative as sellers took control, and momentum is declining. Derivatives reflect unease, with rising costs for long positions and negative perpetual CVD. Options open interest dropped, though the volatility spread remains elevated. ETF flows were notably bearish, with net outflows nearly doubling to $1.3B amidst a surge in trading volume, signaling urgent institutional selling. Profitability metrics worsened, with only 59.8% of supply in profit, realized losses dominating on-chain activity, and deepening net unrealized losses. In summary, Bitcoin is in a distribution/consolidation phase with deteriorating breadth. While on-chain activity is structurally healthy, capital inflows have stalled, spot selling pressure is building, and institutional money is exiting via ETFs. The path of least resistance remains sideways-to-lower until realized cap growth resumes and spot CVD turns positive.

insights.glassnodeAyer 13:53

BTC Market Pulse: Week 23

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Bitcoin Whales Most Active In Six Weeks As BTC Drops Under $67,000

Bitcoin whale transaction activity has surged to its highest level in six weeks, with over 10,000 daily transfers involving at least $100,000. This spike coincides with BTC's price dropping below $67,000 for the first time since early April. While the increased whale activity suggests significant market moves, the data alone cannot confirm whether it represents selling or accumulation. Concurrently, CryptoQuant's Bull Score Index has plunged to a value of 10, indicating extremely bearish market conditions. The asset's trajectory remains uncertain as it navigates this period of high whale movement and negative sentiment.

bitcoinistAyer 13:32

Bitcoin Whales Most Active In Six Weeks As BTC Drops Under $67,000

bitcoinistAyer 13:32

BTC Market Pulse: Week 23

Bitcoin is sending cautionary signals across all market layers this week. On-chain, transfer volume and fees increased, but capital inflows have nearly stopped with realized cap growth collapsing to near-zero, indicating no fresh money is entering. Active addresses remain flat. Spot markets show sellers in control, with the CVD flipping deeply negative and momentum declining. Volume is being used for selling, not accumulation. Derivatives reflect unease: futures open interest is flat but the cost to hold longs jumped, and perpetual CVD deepened negative. Options open interest dropped and skew decreased, though volatility expectations remain elevated. ETF flows turned strongly bearish, with net outflows nearly doubling to $1.3B as institutions reduced exposure urgently. Profitability metrics deteriorated: only 59.8% of supply is in profit, realized losses dominate on-chain activity, and net unrealized losses deepened. In summary, Bitcoin is in a distribution/consolidation phase. On-chain activity is structurally healthy, but capital inflows have stalled, spot selling pressure is building, and institutional money is exiting via ETFs at an accelerating pace. The path of least resistance remains sideways-to-lower until realized cap growth resumes and spot CVD turns positive.

insights.glassnodeHace 2 días 12:10

BTC Market Pulse: Week 23

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Reddit Crypto Discussion: Tech Stocks Surge for 8 Months, Is the Crypto Community Starting to 'Accept Fate'?

Reddit Crypto Discussion: Has the Community 'Given Up' as Tech Stocks Soar? A recent post on Reddit's r/CryptoMarkets asking if the crypto market feels "dead" compared to surging tech stocks has sparked intense debate. The discussion highlights a community grappling with underperformance: Bitcoin is down ~44% from its October 2025 high and ~20% YTD in 2026, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 have gained significantly. The debate features classic opposing views. Some users, citing Bitcoin's history, are "cycle believers" who anticipate a return to form, arguing it has "died" many times before. Others counter that crypto's narratives keep shifting without delivering a stable, compelling real-world use case beyond speculation. A prevalent third view pinpoints AI as the core issue: the tech sector's transformative boom is absorbing all attention and capital, while crypto lacks a comparable, impactful utility. Data supports the pessimistic mood. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw their largest monthly net outflow in May 2026 (~$2.3B), indicating institutional de-risking. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has fallen to "Fear" levels. When asked about the timing of a potential market rotation back to crypto, answers are uncertain. A key practical point raised is the current high-interest-rate environment, which makes stable yields from cash and bonds attractive, reducing incentive to move into volatile assets like crypto. The underlying anxiety, as one user summarized, is "opportunity cost"—the worry about missing gains elsewhere while waiting for a crypto revival.

marsbitHace 2 días 10:49

Reddit Crypto Discussion: Tech Stocks Surge for 8 Months, Is the Crypto Community Starting to 'Accept Fate'?

marsbitHace 2 días 10:49

Ethereum Bears In Pole Position: $1,850 Could Be The Next Landing Spot

Ethereum's price remained bearish in May, with analysts predicting a potential drop to around $1,850. Crypto analyst Burak Kesmeci notes that ETH is trapped in a descending channel on the 4-hour chart, indicating seller dominance. If it fails to break the $2,033 resistance, a decline to the $1,822-$1,850 range is likely. While a breakout above $2,033 could target $2,400, the downward move appears more probable. This bearish outlook is reinforced by significant outflows from spot Ethereum ETFs, totaling over $241 million in the past week—the third consecutive week of major outflows. ETH has lost nearly 15% of its value over the last three weeks and is currently trading around $2,023.

bitcoinist06/01 07:31

Ethereum Bears In Pole Position: $1,850 Could Be The Next Landing Spot

bitcoinist06/01 07:31

Bitcoin ETFs Post $1.42B Weekly Outflows To Close May Bloodbath

U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETFs experienced significant net outflows of $1.42 billion in the final week of May, extending a negative trend throughout most of the month. This capital flight coincided with Bitcoin's price struggling to break the $82,000 resistance. Outflows were led by BlackRock's IBIT ($966.42 million), followed by Fidelity's FBTC and Grayscale's GBTC. Other funds like BITB also saw moderate outflows, while several issuers recorded zero net flows. Daily data from May 26-29 showed consistent outflows, contributing to a total monthly net outflow of $2.43 billion for May—the highest in 2026 and the largest since November 2025. Only 6 of the month's 20 trading days saw positive flows. Despite this recent pressure, the overall market remains resilient with cumulative net inflows of $55.66 billion since launch and total net assets of $94.17 billion. Bitcoin's price was at $74,012 at the time of writing.

bitcoinist06/01 06:01

Bitcoin ETFs Post $1.42B Weekly Outflows To Close May Bloodbath

bitcoinist06/01 06:01

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