# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Analysis

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 Approaches Key Monthly Close — Here Are 3 Likely Scenarios

Bitcoin faces a critical monthly close as it trades near $89,645, with analyst KillaXBT outlining three potential scenarios. After a rejection from $94,600, BTC dipped toward $88k, showing signs of selling pressure. The first two scenarios suggest a temporary rise to the low-to-mid $90,000s to rebalance liquidity before declining toward $83,800. The third, more bearish scenario, involves a breakdown below $87,664, potentially leading to a sharp drop. The analyst favors the first two outcomes but warns that losing the $83,800 support would severely impact long positions.

bitcoinist01/24 17:01

Dogecoin – Understanding the impact of whales’ redistribution of 410M DOGE

Dogecoin's price declined slightly in the last 24 hours, underperforming compared to other memecoins. Analysts observed that whales redistributed 410 million DOGE, which may indicate building sell pressure or a repositioning of funds into new wallets. This activity aligns with a bearish pennant pattern that could push DOGE down to $0.108. However, the recent approval of the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF on Nasdaq, backed by the SEC and the Dogecoin Foundation, may counter this pressure. The ETF is expected to attract traditional investors and increase trading activity. Additionally, Shopify's integration of Dogecoin via Coinbase may further support adoption. Technically, DOGE is testing a key trendline; a bounce from $0.1243 could propel it toward $0.30, though the MACD remains bearish. Overall, despite current weakness, the ETF launch and broader adoption could reverse the downtrend.

ambcrypto01/24 16:01

XRP Trend Still Coherent On Binance As CVD Correlation Remains Supportive

XRP is attempting to stabilize above $1.90 after falling below $2.00, creating market uncertainty. Analysts are divided on whether this is a bearish continuation or a temporary pullback before a rebound. A key insight from Binance data shows a 30-day correlation of 0.61 between XRP’s price and Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD), indicating a moderate to strong positive relationship. This suggests recent price movements are supported by actual trading activity rather than noise, lending structural coherence to the trend. Although the positive correlation remains, the latest CVD reading is still negative, reflecting ongoing selling pressure rather than net buying dominance. This metric acts as a confirmation tool—assessing trend quality and internal market alignment—rather than a direct trading signal. The current correlation strength implies XRP may be in a base-building phase, with gradual absorption of selling pressure rather than aggressive distribution. If correlation weakens during price recoveries, it could signal underlying weakness and potential reversals. For now, the market shows balanced, coherent behavior amid volatility.

bitcoinist01/24 11:07

Can Ethereum Price Exceed $12,000? JPMorgan Worries Bulls Over Claims Fusaka Boost Won’t Last

Ethereum's recent price rally faces scrutiny as JPMorgan warns that the network activity surge following December's Fusaka upgrade may not be sustainable, casting doubt on bullish predictions of ETH reaching five-figure prices. While the upgrade reduced transaction fees to record lows and drove active addresses and transactions to all-time highs, JPMorgan analysts note that historical Ethereum upgrades have failed to sustain network activity long-term. Contrasting views exist: Bitmine's Tom Lee maintains a bullish outlook, projecting ETH could reach $7,000-$9,000 by end of January, and up to $12,000-$22,000 if Bitcoin hits $250,000. Meanwhile, VanEck's 2030 valuation framework includes a base case of $22,000, a bull case of $154,000, and an extreme scenario of $360,000, though it previously suggested a bear case as low as $300. Technically, Ethereum faces resistance at $3,438, with momentum indicators weakening and price slipping below the 20-day EMA. A break below $3,100 support could push ETH under $3,000, though a bullish scenario could see a rally toward $3,942 and potentially $4,300.

ccn.com01/24 10:12

Institutional-Scale Ethereum Lockup: Bitmine Crosses 1.94M ETH Staked Mark

Ethereum has fallen below the critical $3,000 mark, signaling potential for a deeper market correction as bearish momentum grows. Despite this short-term weakness, institutional activity remains strong, with Bitmine staking an additional 171,264 ETH (worth ~$503 million), bringing its total to 1.94 million ETH staked (~$5.71 billion). This large-scale staking reduces liquid supply and indicates long-term confidence, contrasting with the current fragile price action. ETH is trading near $2,940, struggling to hold key supports. A failure to reclaim $3,000 could lead to further declines, while a recovery above $3,250 may signal a trend reversal.

bitcoinist01/24 06:01

The Most "Resilient" DEX! A Comprehensive Data Analysis of Hyperliquid

Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange (DEX) and emerging L1 ecosystem focused on perpetual futures, has demonstrated strong resilience during market downturns. Over the past year, it generated $915M in cumulative fees, with 97% coming from perpetual trading. Despite a 16% decline in Q4 revenue, it significantly outperformed many Solana-based applications which saw steeper drops (e.g., Raydium -79%, Jito -76%). The platform has accumulated over $8.54B in token buybacks, representing 93.3% of fees, providing consistent buy-side support for its HYPE token. However, monthly team token unlocks currently exceed buybacks by 4x. With nearly $100B in open interest, Hyperliquid holds a substantial share of the perpetuals market, more than double its top four decentralized competitors combined. Its HyperEVM L1, though smaller, is growing with $890M in total revenue and over $674M in stablecoin supply. Key strengths include a superior product with a user experience rivaling CEXs, a fair token distribution (31% airdropped), strong tokenomics, and technical expertise. It is positioned as critical infrastructure for perpetual trading, especially for macro assets and real-world assets (RWAs). Regulatory uncertainty remains a primary risk.

比推01/23 21:54

Ethereum Approaches A “Never Broken” Support Line: Accumulators Step In

bitcoinist01/23 07:33

Ethereum fundamentals diverge from its price – Is this a bottom signal?

Ethereum's fundamentals show strength despite its prolonged price decline since late 2025. The network hit a record 2.88 million daily transactions, though analytics firm Altcoin Vector noted 80% were low-quality "systematic noise." Positive developments include staking rate surpassing 30% and Ethereum dominating over 65% of the tokenized real-world asset market. Institutional demand also grew, with a 26% QoQ increase in ETH treasuries in Q4 2025. However, ETH price remains down 40% from its 2025 peak, struggling to hold $3k. Analysts suggest this divergence between weak price and strong fundamentals may signal a market bottom, similar to early 2023. Reclaiming $3,050 is crucial for a bullish outlook; failure could lead to a drop toward $2,600.

ambcrypto01/23 05:06

Bitcoin Is At Risk From Saylor: Pundit Shares Why Strategy’s BTC Holdings Is A Net Negative

Crypto pundit Crypto Chase argues that Michael Saylor’s company, MicroStrategy, and its massive Bitcoin holdings—over 709,715 BTC acquired at an average of $75,979—pose a net risk to Bitcoin’s adoption by large investors. He claims such a large, illiquid position deters institutional and high-net-worth investors rather than attracting them. Chase also dismisses the possibility of Saylor capitulating even if Bitcoin falls below his average entry price, warning that a forced sell-off could crash BTC to $3,000 or lower due to insufficient market bids. He suggests the only safe exit would be an over-the-counter sale to a major entity like the U.S. government. This view contrasts with another pundit, Ansem, who sees Bitcoin as a digital store of value and believes a drop below Saylor’s cost basis would be a generational buying opportunity.

bitcoinist01/22 22:01