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Will Solana fall another 95%? Why SOL’s bottom looks far away

Despite Solana's strong fundamentals, including a surge in its real-world asset ecosystem to $1.66 billion, increased institutional participation, and high network activity, SOL's price continues to face significant downward pressure. The long-term descending channel remains unbroken, with analysts highlighting a monthly "sell" signal from the SuperTrend indicator, similar to one in 2022 that preceded a 95% price drop. Although there was some accumulation by long-term holders in January, it has slowed recently alongside SOL falling below $100. The percentage of addresses in profit is around 20%, near November 2023 lows, suggesting more potential losses ahead. Market sentiment remains bearish, and it is too early to call a bottom, with further drawdowns possible before any recovery.

ambcrypto12h ago

Will Solana fall another 95%? Why SOL’s bottom looks far away

ambcrypto12h ago

Bitcoin Price Bottom Could Be Around $40,000, On-Chain Data Shows

Based on on-chain data analysis by Ali Martinez, the Bitcoin price bottom in the current bear market could be around $40,000. This projection hinges on the cost basis of long-term holders (LTH), investors who have held their coins for over 155 days. Historically, this level acts as a strong support during downturns, as these investors are less likely to sell and often increase their buying when the price approaches their average acquisition cost, which is currently approximately $40,363. If selling pressure does not overwhelm this renewed buying activity, this cost basis could mark the market bottom. Currently, Bitcoin is trading near $68,330, down over 45% from its all-time high.

bitcoinist20h ago

Bitcoin Price Bottom Could Be Around $40,000, On-Chain Data Shows

bitcoinist20h ago

XRP stabilizes near $1.40 as traders bet on a bottom – What’s next?

XRP is stabilizing near the $1.40–$1.20 support zone within a long-term descending channel, showing signs of potential exhaustion rather than further decline. The cryptocurrency has printed its largest spike in realized losses since 2022, often a signal of late-stage capitulation. The MACD indicator shows bullish convergence, suggesting weakening selling pressure. However, the NVT ratio has increased by over 108%, indicating that market valuation is expanding relative to network activity—a potential short-term imbalance. Additionally, Binance traders are heavily positioned long, with a Long/Short Ratio of 2.22, creating asymmetric risk: a rebound could accelerate gains, but a breakdown may trigger rapid liquidations. The key outlook depends on whether XRP holds current support. A sustained hold above $1.20, coupled with MACD strength, could lead to a recovery attempt. Conversely, a break below may initiate further declines before any reversal.

ambcryptoYesterday 12:01

XRP stabilizes near $1.40 as traders bet on a bottom – What’s next?

ambcryptoYesterday 12:01

Expert Trader Who Called $126K Bitcoin Peak Makes Official Bottom Call

Tony Severino, a Chartered Market Technician, has made an official call for the Bitcoin bear market bottom. He predicts BTC will reach a low of around $34,000 in October 2026, representing a maximum drawdown of approximately -72%. This forecast is based on a statistical analysis of historical bear market declines, which have shown a pattern of linear decay in volatility. Severino has a proven track record, having previously and accurately called the Bitcoin peak at $126,000 in late October 2025. His trades and predictions are publicly documented on Slice App, where he maintains a transparent and high-performing profile.

bitcoinistYesterday 23:01

Expert Trader Who Called $126K Bitcoin Peak Makes Official Bottom Call

bitcoinistYesterday 23:01

Every Ethereum Whale Cohort Now Underwater: ETH Capitulation Marking The Final Bottom?

Ethereum is struggling below the $2,000 mark amid persistent selling pressure and weak market sentiment. Analysis shows all major whale cohorts are now holding ETH at an unrealized loss, with profit ratios turning negative. This increases the risk of capitulation, which could deepen short-term volatility. However, ETH has so far held above recent local support levels, suggesting large-scale selling hasn't yet occurred. Historically, such stress among large holders has sometimes marked medium-term bottoms. Technically, ETH remains fragile, trading below key moving averages with resistance near $2,200–$2,600. A sustained recovery would require improved liquidity, stronger demand, and supportive macro conditions.

bitcoinist2 days ago 04:32

Every Ethereum Whale Cohort Now Underwater: ETH Capitulation Marking The Final Bottom?

bitcoinist2 days ago 04:32

Ethereum: Why Fundstrat sees $1.7K as a possible ETH bottom

Fundstrat's head of digital asset strategy, Sean Farrell, suggests Ethereum may be nearing or has already hit its market cycle bottom, projecting potential support levels between $1,360 and $1,770 based on historical realized price data. The realized price—average on-chain holder cost—has historically acted as a key support zone. If ETH follows the 2022 pattern, it could bottom at $1,367, while the 2025 scenario suggests a floor near $1,770. Although ETH recently dipped to $1,747, Farrell anticipates a potential 80% rally in the next 12 months if it holds above $1.3K. However, sustained recovery depends on renewed buying pressure from U.S. investors, as current negative Coinbase Premium Index readings indicate a lack of strong demand. Without U.S. ETF inflows or positive shift in sentiment, ETH may struggle to reclaim $2,000 in the near term.

ambcrypto2 days ago 02:02

Ethereum: Why Fundstrat sees $1.7K as a possible ETH bottom

ambcrypto2 days ago 02:02

‘Bitcoin going to zero’ searches hit record high – Time to buy the fear?

Google Trends data shows that searches for "Bitcoin going to zero" hit a record high of 100 in early 2026, which historical analysis suggests may be a key contrarian buying signal. Past spikes in this search term have consistently coincided with either local or major market cycle bottoms for Bitcoin. For instance, similar spikes occurred during the May 2021 pullback, the June and December 2022 lows, and a November 2025 local bottom, each followed by significant price rallies. The current search spike potentially indicates a bottom around the $60k level. This extreme fear is further corroborated by the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, which places the current price in the "Bitcoin is dead" zone—a historically strong buying opportunity for long-term investors. However, upcoming regulatory and political events could still influence whether a definitive bottom is formed.

ambcrypto02/20 10:32

‘Bitcoin going to zero’ searches hit record high – Time to buy the fear?

ambcrypto02/20 10:32

Altcoins surge after Ethereum’s latest bottom – Is a breakout next?

Ethereum's recent price drop towards $1,700 triggered fear-driven selling and liquidations across altcoins. However, structurally significant shifts followed: trading volume against stablecoin pairs surged aggressively, buy walls repeatedly absorbed selling pressure, and the market showed signs of accumulation beneath the panic. The OTHERS/BTC pair broke a multi-year bearish trend, while the MACD indicator remained green for two consecutive months—a first in nearly six years. If February closes with a green candle, it could confirm a sustained momentum shift and potentially ignite a broader altcoin rally in the coming months, though Bitcoin holding above its Weekly EMA 200 remains critical factor for confidence.

ambcrypto02/20 08:01

Altcoins surge after Ethereum’s latest bottom – Is a breakout next?

ambcrypto02/20 08:01

Crypto’s bottom may depend on sentiment, not fundamentals – Here’s why

Cryptocurrency's market bottom appears to be driven more by sentiment than fundamentals, with persistent fear and uncertainty prolonging the current correction. The Fear and Greed Index remains at extreme lows, indicating fragile and choppy price action. A meaningful rebound hinges on a shift in investor psychology toward risk-on behavior. Analysts point to rising stablecoin liquidity as a sign of early capital repositioning, suggesting underlying conviction may be building. The U.S. midterm election is viewed as a potential catalyst for sentiment reversal, possibly accelerating regulatory clarity and restoring confidence. Until then, further downside or consolidation remains likely.

ambcrypto02/19 11:01

Crypto’s bottom may depend on sentiment, not fundamentals – Here’s why

ambcrypto02/19 11:01

Altcoin Sell Pressure Hits 5-Year Extreme — Is This the Bottom Signal Investors Have Waited For?

Altcoin selling pressure has reached a five-year high, with $209 billion more sold than bought on exchanges over the past 13 months. Retail investors have largely exited the market, while smart money has rotated into Bitcoin, and institutional interest in altcoins remains absent. This prolonged one-sided selling mirrors late-stage bear-market patterns from previous cycles, signaling a lack of buyers. Key metrics, including CryptoQuant’s Bull Score Index dropping to zero, indicate the crypto winter may extend longer than expected. Historically, such periods of heavy altcoin selling precede eventual accumulation only after widespread investor despair and market despair, suggesting the current downturn may not end soon.

ccn.com02/18 11:02

Altcoin Sell Pressure Hits 5-Year Extreme — Is This the Bottom Signal Investors Have Waited For?