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Crypto Sell-Off Triggers Temporary Withdrawal Halts on Binance and Bybit

Due to a severe cryptocurrency market sell-off, leading exchanges Binance and Bybit temporarily halted withdrawals. The sharp price declines, including significant Bitcoin losses, triggered a surge in user withdrawal requests, overwhelming their systems. Both exchanges implemented brief pauses to manage the technical stress and maintain platform stability, assuring users that trading remained operational during these periods. The halts were described as a standard measure to process requests orderly under heavy load. Services were restored after the technical issues were resolved. The incident highlights the importance of operational resilience during periods of high market volatility.

TheNewsCryptoHace 10 hora(s)

Crypto Sell-Off Triggers Temporary Withdrawal Halts on Binance and Bybit

TheNewsCryptoHace 10 hora(s)

ETH Price Analysis: Downtrend Persists, Support Seen at $2,100–$2,000

Ether (ETH) extended its recent downturn, retreating to around $2,109 before a slight rebound to approximately $2,171, down 4.12% in 24 hours. The decline is attributed to broad risk-off sentiment and significant liquidations in leveraged positions. Technically, ETH remains in a descending channel with a confirmed "death cross" pattern, trading well below key moving averages. Momentum indicators like RSI (around 38) and MACD are negative, reflecting continued bearish dominance. Key support is seen at $2,100–$2,000, while resistance levels are near $2,400 and the $2,800–$3,000 zone.

TheNewsCryptoHace 2 días 17:28

ETH Price Analysis: Downtrend Persists, Support Seen at $2,100–$2,000

TheNewsCryptoHace 2 días 17:28

Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Selling Pressure Builds Across Crypto Markets

Bitcoin declined sharply, falling roughly 3.1% to trade in the mid-$76,000s amid increased selling pressure across crypto markets. The drop was driven by negative earnings from Galaxy Digital, which reported a $482 million quarterly loss, and broader macro concerns. Hawkish Federal Reserve expectations under Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh also weighed on risk assets like Bitcoin. Technically, BTC is trading below key moving averages, with momentum indicators like RSI and MACD reflecting strong bearish momentum. Key support lies near $76,000; a break below could lead to further declines toward $72,000–$70,000.

TheNewsCrypto02/03 18:36

Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Selling Pressure Builds Across Crypto Markets

TheNewsCrypto02/03 18:36

Breaking Downward: Where Is Bitcoin's Bottom? How to Operate Now?

Bitcoin has broken down below the key $80,600 support, confirming a weekly C-wave decline as anticipated. The current bearish trend is part of an A-B-C correction structure that began after the $126,200 high in October 2025. Technical analysis suggests further downside potential, with key support levels at $74,500–$75,200 (Fibonacci 50% retracement and April 2025 low), $69,000–$72,500 (Fibonacci 61.8% level), and $64,500–$65,500. However, improved liquidity and positive policy expectations may limit severe declines, potentially leading to a prolonged consolidation. Short-term trading using proprietary momentum and spread models yielded a 5.1% profit last week by shorting the rebound at ~$89,268 and covering near $84,000. Current weekly and daily indicators show strong bearish momentum with no clear bottom signal yet. This week, Bitcoin is expected to trade within a range, with resistance at $80,000–$80,600 and $84,000–$86,500. Support is at $74,500–$75,200. Trading strategies recommend maintaining 60% short exposure for medium-term and using 30% capital for short-term scalping based on model signals. Two scenarios are outlined: shorting rebounds near $80,600 (Scheme A) or breaking below $75,200 (Scheme B), both with strict 1.5% stop-loss and dynamic profit protection rules.

Odaily星球日报02/02 06:58

Breaking Downward: Where Is Bitcoin's Bottom? How to Operate Now?

Odaily星球日报02/02 06:58

Bitcoin Price Falling To $30,000? Influencer Predicts Collapse In Wake of Global Market Crash

Bitcoin faces potential further declines, with analysts and influencers predicting a drop to $30,000 amid a global market crash that wiped out trillions in value. Crypto Bitlord identified $30k as the next major support level, while Benjamin Cowen stated Bitcoin has likely entered a bear market after peaking in October 2025. The sell-off aligns with a broader financial downturn, including sharp declines in gold and silver. Critic Peter Schiff highlighted Bitcoin’s long-term underperformance compared to gold. Technically, Bitcoin broke key support levels, confirming a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern. If selling continues, prices may test $80,517 or even $78,000, though a recovery above $86,400 could invalidate the downturn.

ccn.com01/31 13:07

Bitcoin Price Falling To $30,000? Influencer Predicts Collapse In Wake of Global Market Crash

ccn.com01/31 13:07

WLFI Price Holds Around $0.1686 After Recent Sideways Movement

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is trading around $0.1686, maintaining a sideways trend after recent volatility. The token saw a 6.4% gain in the past 24 hours, reaching an intraday high of $0.1723, while its market cap stands at $4.5 billion. Technically, WLFI is consolidating near key moving averages, with the RSI at 56 indicating neutral momentum. The MACD shows flattening movement, suggesting a pause in trend strength. Support is near $0.16, with resistance around $0.18–$0.19. Recent developments include the launch of the World Liberty Markets web app, though governance issues have sparked debates over transparency due to insider-influenced voting.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 17:05

WLFI Price Holds Around $0.1686 After Recent Sideways Movement

TheNewsCrypto01/28 17:05

Bitcoin's Key Channel Broken? History Won't Simply Repeat Itself | Invited Analysis

This analysis by Odaily's guest market analyst Cody examines Bitcoin's recent price action and potential future trajectories. The key technical focus is the breach of Bitcoin's critical rising channel support, which had been acting as a "lifeline" for the market since the November 21, 2025, low of $80,600. The report compares the current market structure to the 2021 cycle, noting a similar three-wave corrective pattern (A-B-C) but cautioning that history does not simply repeat itself. The recent break below the $94,500-$95,000 support zone confirmed a return to a wider consolidation range between $84,000 and $94,500. Key scenarios are outlined: * If the price fails to reclaim the rising channel's support, a bearish C-wave could drive the price down towards key support levels at $84,000, $80,600 (the B-wave starting point), and potentially $75,200. * A recovery above the channel support could lead to a retest of the $94,500 resistance and the 21-week moving average, though this would require supportive macro conditions. The analyst details a successful short-term trade from the previous week, which yielded a 3.76% return using a quant model-based strategy. Current market structure is assessed as bearish on weekly and daily timeframes, with the daily momentum indicator dipping below zero. The upcoming week's strategy involves monitoring the confirmed break of the channel support. Operational plans include potential short positions (with a 60% allocation for mid-term and 30% for short-term trades) targeting the $84,000 support, with strict stop-loss and profit-taking rules based on quant model signals.

marsbit01/26 06:05

Bitcoin's Key Channel Broken? History Won't Simply Repeat Itself | Invited Analysis

marsbit01/26 06:05

Bitcoin's Key Channel Broken? History Won't Simply Repeat Itself | Invited Analysis

This analysis by Odaily's market analyst Cody examines Bitcoin's recent price action and potential future trajectories. The key technical focus is the breach of Bitcoin's critical upward channel support line, which had been acting as a "lifeline" for the market since the November 21, 2025, low of $80,600. The report compares the current market structure to the 2021 cycle, noting similarities but cautioning that history does not simply repeat itself. The current correction from the October 2025 high is analyzed as a potential three-wave structure (A-B-C). The recently concluded B-wave rally has potentially ended, and the market is now in a C-wave correction. Key support levels to watch are identified at $86,000-$86,500, $84,000, and crucially, the $80,000-$80,600 zone (the November low). A decisive break below the channel support, accompanied by a bearish crossover on the daily momentum indicator, could signal a resumption of the downtrend towards these targets. Conversely, holding above the channel could lead to a retest of resistance near $94,500. The analyst details a successful short trade from the previous week, yielding a 3.76% return, executed based on a confluence of signals from proprietary quantitative models. The weekly and daily charts are currently assessed as bearish. The recommended strategy for the coming week involves preparing for a potential breakdown below the channel with short positions (60% for mid-term, 30% for short-term trades), employing strict risk management with trailing stop-losses.

Odaily星球日报01/26 05:47

Bitcoin's Key Channel Broken? History Won't Simply Repeat Itself | Invited Analysis

Odaily星球日报01/26 05:47

Bitcoin Pattern From 2022 That Led To Crash To $20,000 Reappears

A technical analysis by Crypto Bullet suggests Bitcoin is mirroring a pattern from its 2022 cycle that preceded a major crash to $20,000. The current setup shows BTC retesting and getting rejected at the 100-day Moving Average (MA100), then pulling back to a support zone within an ascending channel, similar to 2022. After a short-term recovery that could push the price to $102,000, the analyst predicts a dramatic 23.5% crash to around $68,450, as downside momentum accelerates if Bitcoin fails to reclaim the 200-day Moving Average (MA200) as support. Another analyst, Tyrex, notes consolidation above $89,000 and a potential rally to $92,000, but warns the broader market sentiment is fearful despite a forming ascending channel.

bitcoinist01/24 20:02

Bitcoin Pattern From 2022 That Led To Crash To $20,000 Reappears

bitcoinist01/24 20:02

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