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Assessing SUI’s price bounce as a $82.8mln token unlock looms

Sui faces an $82.8 million token unlock on January 1st, which could increase selling pressure and hinder a bullish reversal. Despite trading at $1.50 and showing short-term bullish momentum by flipping a key mid-range level, indicators like the On-Balance Volume (OBV) and low trading volume suggest weak buying interest. While a rally toward $1.68 is possible if support holds, the overall outlook is cautious due to potential sell pressure from the unlock. Traders are advised to remain sidelined or consider short positions if the price drops below $1.43, indicating a bearish shift.

ambcrypto12/29 13:02

Assessing SUI’s price bounce as a $82.8mln token unlock looms

ambcrypto12/29 13:02

Data Suggest Bitcoin May Be Entering A New Bear Phase, Warns CryptoQuant

Bitcoin may be transitioning into a new bear market phase, according to a CryptoQuant analysis by Woominkyu. The Bitcoin Cycle Momentum Indicator (BCMI) has declined to between 0.4 and 0.5, signaling a cooling period rather than a temporary pullback. Historically, cycle bottoms occur when BCMI falls to 0.25–0.35, suggesting further downside potential. Demand has sharply declined since early October, with institutional demand contracting. US spot Bitcoin ETFs became net sellers in Q4 2025, selling approximately 24,000 BTC. Perpetual futures funding rates dropped to their lowest since December 2023, indicating reduced risk appetite. Bitcoin's price has fallen below its 365-day moving average, a key bull-bear market indicator. If a bear market is confirmed, the realized price could be around $56,000, representing a 55% drawdown from recent all-time highs. Intermediate support is seen near $70,000. Bitcoin was trading at $87,635 at the time of writing, down 10% year-to-date and 30.5% from its peak above $126,000.

bitcoinist12/25 15:57

Data Suggest Bitcoin May Be Entering A New Bear Phase, Warns CryptoQuant

bitcoinist12/25 15:57

Bitcoin’s Cooling Network May Be Confirming The Market’s Present State – Here’s What To Know

Since Bitcoin's sharp pullback from its all-time high of $126,000, on-chain indicators suggest it has entered a bear market phase. Key metrics show a cooling network: highly active addresses dropped from 43,300 to 41,500, total transactions fell from 460,000 to 438,000, and network fees declined, indicating reduced speculative activity and large players exiting. This pattern resembles the 2018 bear market, with lower activity often preceding increased volatility. However, Bitcoin's current user base is larger (over 800,000 vs. 600,000 in 2018), suggesting greater structural resilience despite the defensive market conditions.

bitcoinist12/23 22:05

Bitcoin’s Cooling Network May Be Confirming The Market’s Present State – Here’s What To Know

bitcoinist12/23 22:05

‘Bitcoin Demand Boom Is Fading’ — CryptoQuant Calls The Start Of Bear Market

CryptoQuant's latest analysis suggests Bitcoin is entering a bear market, citing fading demand growth as the primary catalyst. Key demand drivers—including US spot ETFs, the presidential election, and corporate treasury purchases—have weakened since early October 2025, coinciding with a major market sell-off. Institutional demand has declined, with US ETFs becoming net sellers in Q4 2025, while derivatives activity and trader sentiment have also deteriorated. Bitcoin is now trading below its 365-day moving average, a critical bull-bear threshold. The firm identifies the realized price near $56,000 as a potential bottom, implying a possible 55% correction from all-time highs—which would be the smallest bear market drawdown on record. BTC currently trades around $88,170.

bitcoinist12/21 09:41

‘Bitcoin Demand Boom Is Fading’ — CryptoQuant Calls The Start Of Bear Market

bitcoinist12/21 09:41

Fed's Wavering Rate Cut Decision, But Bitcoin's 'Fragile Zone' Still Suppresses BTC Price Below $100,000

Despite approving a widely anticipated 0.25% interest rate cut, the U.S. Federal Reserve's hawkish tone and internal policy divisions have limited Bitcoin's upward momentum, keeping its price below the $100,000 mark. According to Glassnode, BTC remains trapped in a structurally fragile range between the short-term cost basis of $102,700 and the realized price of $81,300. Key factors suppressing a breakout include rising unrealized losses—now at $555 million daily, the highest since the FTX collapse—along with weakening on-chain conditions, declining futures market demand, and persistent selling pressure. Long-term holders continue to realize significant profits, while new buyers exhibit caution, further obstructing BTC's ability to reclaim the $95,000–$102,000 resistance zone. Although the current rebound is spot-driven, the lack of leverage expansion and reduced open interest in derivatives suggest the rally may lack sustainability without renewed institutional or speculative momentum.

cointelegraph_中文12/11 06:50

Fed's Wavering Rate Cut Decision, But Bitcoin's 'Fragile Zone' Still Suppresses BTC Price Below $100,000

cointelegraph_中文12/11 06:50

Bitcoin Returns Above $94,000: Is the BTC Bull Market Restarting?

Bitcoin has reclaimed the $94,000 level, signaling a potential for renewed bullish momentum after a period of consolidation. The price broke through the $93,500 resistance, strengthening the short-term upward structure. However, underlying liquidity indicators remain a concern, as trading volume and market depth have not yet shown strong confirmation of sustained buying interest. Market focus is on whether bulls can provide the necessary momentum to continue the rally, especially with the upcoming FOMC meeting influencing broader market sentiment. Despite the price recovery, the buy-sell ratio and liquidity metrics indicate cautious and gradual entry by buyers rather than aggressive accumulation. Analysts note that while price action is driving the breakout, new demand is only slowly emerging. Key observations include the absorption of the FVG (Fair Value Gap) between $87,500 and $90,000, though the move lacked follow-through initially. The market must hold above the monthly VWAP to confirm a trend reversal. Additionally, pricing溢价 data from exchanges like those in Korea and Coinbase show mixed signals, with retail enthusiasm cooling and institutional interest yet to fully commit. The article concludes that while Bitcoin shows strength, the sustainability of this rally depends on stronger liquidity support and broader market participation.

cointelegraph_中文12/10 08:15

Bitcoin Returns Above $94,000: Is the BTC Bull Market Restarting?

cointelegraph_中文12/10 08:15

Bitcoin's 'Bear Flag Pattern' Targets $67,000 as BTC Spot Demand Declines

Bitcoin's bear flag pattern suggests a potential drop to $67,000, while weakening spot and ETF demand is limiting upside momentum. Analysts note that BTC failed to break above the $93,000 annual opening price, facing resistance around $92,000–$98,000. The bear flag formation on the daily chart indicates a possible 25% decline if support at $90,000 breaks. Spot buying urgency has declined, with the Cumulative Volume Difference (CVD) turning negative, indicating increased selling pressure and weakened buyer confidence. Bitcoin spot ETFs also saw significant outflows, with $60.48 million withdrawn recently, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. Despite some analysts predicting a potential bottom near $74,000–$77,000, current market conditions—including macroeconomic uncertainty and reduced institutional demand—suggest continued near-term bearish pressure. Technical indicators like MACD and RSI show cooling from extreme oversold conditions but remain in a downward trend.

cointelegraph_中文12/10 08:06

Bitcoin's 'Bear Flag Pattern' Targets $67,000 as BTC Spot Demand Declines

cointelegraph_中文12/10 08:06

Bitcoin Hash Ribbon Indicator Flashes 'Buy' Signal at $90,000: Will BTC Price Rebound?

The Bitcoin Hash Ribbons indicator, tracked by Capriole Investments, has flashed a "buy signal" for the fifth time in 2025, suggesting a potential price rebound despite BTC's recent decline from its all-time high of $126,000 to around $80,500 on November 21st. This historically accurate metric indicates that miners are under pressure, as shown by the 30-day moving average of hash rate falling below the 60-day MA, signaling miner capitulation. Such conditions have historically aligned with major price discounts and long-term accumulation opportunities. Analysts note that while this doesn't imply an immediate buying urgency, it highlights a phase where miners may need to increase sales to cover operational costs, potentially leading to short-term price declines. However, from a long-term perspective, these forced sell-offs have historically created strong accumulation opportunities. Meanwhile, miner BTC holdings have seen sustained selling since early October, with known miner wallets holding approximately 1.8 million BTC as of Tuesday, down about 5,000 BTC since October 10th. Bitcoin's price is currently consolidating between key levels. Recent rebounds have faced resistance at the year's opening price of $93,000, which aligns with the 200-week simple moving average (SMA). Support has been found in the $89,000-$90,500 demand zone, where the 50 and 100-week SMAs are located. Market experts suggest that BTC needs to break above the $92,000 resistance level and surpass the 200-week SMA to exit the downtrend and initiate a sustained recovery towards $100,000. Failure to hold above the $90,000 support could prolong the downturn, with some analyses even suggesting a potential drop to $40,000 levels.

cointelegraph_中文12/10 06:58

Bitcoin Hash Ribbon Indicator Flashes 'Buy' Signal at $90,000: Will BTC Price Rebound?

cointelegraph_中文12/10 06:58

Dogecoin Technical Analysis: Has DOGE Stopped Falling? This Key Support Level Holds the Answer

Based on technical analysis by Cantonese Cat, Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently testing a critical long-term support zone around $0.12–$0.14, defined by the lower edge of the monthly Ichimoku Cloud. Trading near $0.1405, DOGE is down approximately 3.8% for the month and remains below key Ichimoku components—the Conversion Line ($0.20092) and Base Line ($0.27491)—as well as below major moving averages on the weekly chart. The monthly close above this cloud support is crucial to maintaining the long-term bullish structure and avoiding a breakdown. On the weekly chart, DOGE is consolidating within a key support area of $0.135–$0.145, which aligns with historical consolidation levels. However, it has broken below an ascending trendline, with resistance now formed by this trendline and multiple moving averages, including the 200-week MA near $0.15563. The market is closely watching whether DOGE can hold this support to confirm a potential base formation.

金色财经12/09 07:12

Dogecoin Technical Analysis: Has DOGE Stopped Falling? This Key Support Level Holds the Answer

金色财经12/09 07:12

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