# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bearish

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Bitcoin hits April 2025 levels – $85K bounce for BTC possible IF…

Bitcoin fell to a 9-month low of $75,519, hitting levels last seen in April 2025, before a slight recovery to $78,862. The decline is attributed to a significant drop in capital inflows and persistent selling pressure from both retail and institutional investors. Realized Cap data indicates no fresh capital entering Bitcoin recently, while ETF outflows and increased exchange netflows signal aggressive selling. With over $736 million in long positions liquidated and strong bearish momentum, BTC may continue trading below $80k. Key support lies at $76k, though a potential rebound to $85k–$92k is possible in early February under improved conditions.

ambcrypto02/02 04:02

Bitcoin hits April 2025 levels – $85K bounce for BTC possible IF…

ambcrypto02/02 04:02

BONK drops 18% as memecoins slide – Is another leg down coming?

BONK, a leading memecoin, experienced a significant downturn, dropping 18.77% amid a broader memecoin sector decline of over 15%. Despite a promising bullish breakout in early January, where it breached a key resistance level and rallied, the momentum faltered. The broader bearish pressure, partly due to Bitcoin's inability to sustain higher prices, contributed to the sell-off. Key support around $0.0000074 was swept, and a short-term bounce toward $0.0000090–$0.0000095 is possible. However, traders are advised to view any rebound as a selling opportunity, anticipating further declines toward $0.0000060 or lower. A bearish reversal is expected in early February.

ambcrypto02/02 01:01

BONK drops 18% as memecoins slide – Is another leg down coming?

ambcrypto02/02 01:01

Bitcoin Falls Below $80,000, Ushering in a New Round of 'Crisis of Confidence'

Bitcoin has fallen below the $80,000 mark, dropping to under $76,000 and marking a roughly 40% decline from its 2025 peak. This downturn, which occurred during a low-liquidity weekend session, reflects a shift from a price correction to a deeper crisis of confidence. Unlike previous sell-offs, this decline lacks a clear catalyst—no major liquidations or systemic shocks were observed. Instead, it appears driven by a lack of buyers, weakening momentum, and eroding conviction. The drop represents Bitcoin’s fourth consecutive monthly decline, its longest losing run since 2018. Market depth has shrunk by over 30% since October, reaching levels last seen after the FTX collapse. Despite regulatory wins and earlier institutional interest, demand has stagnated. ETF outflows continue, and corporate buyers have slowed their purchases. Analysts suggest the current cycle may only be 25% complete, with a meaningful recovery potentially 6–9 months away. Competition for capital is intensifying, with AI stocks and precious metals drawing attention away from Bitcoin. Its volatility now lags behind gold and silver, diminishing its appeal as both a hedge and a speculative asset. The path to recovery appears prolonged, with previous cycles taking years to rebound fully.

华尔街日报02/02 00:53

Bitcoin Falls Below $80,000, Ushering in a New Round of 'Crisis of Confidence'

华尔街日报02/02 00:53

Ethereum enters FTX-era stress: Is this structural deleveraging?

Ethereum experienced severe market stress reminiscent of the FTX era, driven by geopolitical tensions and forced deleveraging. Funding rates collapsed to extreme negative levels as ETH's price fell sharply toward $2,300, resulting in over $1.1 billion in ETH liquidations. Large holders, such as BitMine, faced near 40% unrealized losses with ETH trading far below its $3,800 acquisition cost. Both ETH and BTC reflected a synchronized market unwind, with price failing to hold above key resistance levels. Momentum indicators turned bearish, with support now tested near $2,400–$2,600. A break below could lead to further declines, while recovery depends on improved macro conditions and renewed institutional inflows.

ambcrypto02/01 23:01

Ethereum enters FTX-era stress: Is this structural deleveraging?

ambcrypto02/01 23:01

Story Protocol sheds 18% – THESE clusters warn of deeper IP pullback

Story Protocol (IP) has experienced a significant 18% price decline, reflecting a strong bearish market sentiment. On-chain data shows sustained capital outflows, with $17 million exiting perpetual markets and open liquidity dropping to $68.93 million. A negative funding rate indicates dominant short positioning, while spot market buying activity has dwindled to just $542,000 over nine days, highlighting weak investor conviction. The token is trading near a critical support range of $1.0 to $1.7, with its current level around $1.4 being particularly vulnerable. A break below this mid-range support could lead to a retest of its all-time low of $1 or even establish a new low. Although a rebound within the range is technically possible, continued bearish momentum and lack of buying pressure suggest further downside risk remains elevated.

ambcrypto02/01 22:02

Story Protocol sheds 18% – THESE clusters warn of deeper IP pullback

ambcrypto02/01 22:02

Aptos: Downtrend deepens, but APT’s relief bounce is still possible

Aptos (APT) has been in a persistent bearish trend throughout 2025, hitting a new all-time low of $1.14 and declining 8.55% in a single day. Despite the strong downward momentum, a short-term relief bounce toward the $1.50–$1.55 range is possible due to imbalanced liquidation levels. However, the overall structure remains bearish, with key resistance at $1.72 and consistent capital outflows. Traders are advised to consider selling into any bounce, as further losses are expected. APT continues to lag behind Sui in key metrics like developer activity and Total Value Locked.

ambcrypto02/01 21:02

Aptos: Downtrend deepens, but APT’s relief bounce is still possible

ambcrypto02/01 21:02

Ethereum slides to $2,300 – $1.16B liquidations trigger whale buying

Ethereum's price declined sharply to around $2,300, triggering over $1.16 billion in liquidations. Despite the bearish sentiment and a total of $2.59 billion in market-wide losses, some large investors viewed the drop as a buying opportunity. Two whale wallets, "7 Siblings" and "0xB7," accumulated over $57 million worth of ETH during the downturn. However, not all major holders fared well; BitMine's Ethereum treasury is sitting on an estimated $6 billion unrealized loss, and another whale, "HyperUnit," exited its position with a $250 million loss. On-chain indicators like the Money Flow Index and Chaikin Money Flow remain in bearish territory, suggesting continued selling pressure and the possibility of further downside toward $2,000.

ambcrypto02/01 18:02

Ethereum slides to $2,300 – $1.16B liquidations trigger whale buying

ambcrypto02/01 18:02

Bitcoin Active Addresses Fall To 2020 Lows Following $83,000 Failure — What To Expect

The Bitcoin market has experienced a significant downturn, with prices falling over 12% and testing the $77,000 support level. On-chain analysis reveals a sharp decline in network activity, as the number of active addresses recently dropped to 720,000—the lowest since April 2020. This represents a 36% contraction from the November 2024 peak of 1.126 million addresses, indicating reduced user participation despite Bitcoin's price remaining substantially higher than in 2020. Analysts suggest this divergence reflects a lack of organic demand and underlying network support, increasing the risk of further price declines. For a sustainable recovery, a renewed influx of on-chain users is necessary to avoid "bull traps." As of the latest data, Bitcoin is trading around $78,743, down 6.39% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist02/01 15:02

Bitcoin Active Addresses Fall To 2020 Lows Following $83,000 Failure — What To Expect

bitcoinist02/01 15:02

Solana: On-chain activity rises, but SOL isn’t done falling – Here’s why

Solana (SOL) has declined toward the $100 support level after failing to break the $150 resistance. The weekly chart shows a bearish trend, with a likely drop below the April 2025 low of $95. Despite increased on-chain activity, SOL's bearish structure remains intact. Key resistance levels are at $120 and $140, which could offer shorting opportunities. The RSI is oversold, and the On-Balance Volume (OBV) has hit multi-month lows. Long-term support may be found at $64 and $47.9, with a Bitcoin drop below $74k increasing bearish pressure. While long-term price targets like $3,200 by 2029 are feasible, the current outlook suggests further downside.

ambcrypto02/01 13:02

Solana: On-chain activity rises, but SOL isn’t done falling – Here’s why