# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bearish

Bear Market Bottoming Out, Bitcoin to Test the $83,000 Support Line?

Bitcoin is consolidating near key on-chain support levels, with the $83.4K to $80.7K range acting as a critical zone. A break below could trigger deeper correction risks. Short-term holders remain fragile, with nearly 20% of their supply in loss, though panic selling has not yet materialized. ETF flows have stabilized near neutral, reducing structural selling pressure, while spot market buying interest shows early signs of recovery, led by offshore exchanges like Binance. However, sustained demand is needed for an upward breakout. Derivatives markets reflect caution: perpetual funding rates are neutral, indicating low leverage, while options skew has turned bearish with increased demand for short-term downside protection. Dealer gamma is negative below $90K, amplifying potential downward moves. Overall, market stability hinges on whether spot and ETF inflows can rebound. Without sustained buying, BTC risks further consolidation or a corrective decline.

marsbit01/30 03:27

XRP price slips: Why is the altcoin stuck below $2?

XRP price remains below the critical $2.15 resistance despite a recent 2.13% weekly bounce from its $1.70–$1.80 support zone. While bullish factors exist—including institutional accumulation, a high long/short ratio, and altcoin market rotation—the overall structure remains weak. XRP has recorded four lower lows since its July peak, and macro uncertainty persists. A reversal isn't confirmed until it breaks above $2.15; failure could see a retest of $1.80 support. The bias stays bearish until key resistance is flipped.

ambcrypto01/30 03:02

Bitcoin slips below $85,000 as $90K recovery attempt fails

Bitcoin has declined below $85,000, trading near $84,700, down 5% on the day, after failing to reclaim the $90,000 resistance level. This marks its weakest close since early December. The rejection around $90,000–$92,000 reinforces a near-term bearish structure, characterized by lower highs and an inability to hold above key moving averages. Market participants are using price rallies to reduce exposure rather than open new long positions. Key support lies in the $82,000–$85,000 range, where significant trading activity has previously occurred. A break below $82,000 could lead to accelerated selling toward $80,000–$81,000. For a bullish reversal, Bitcoin needs to stabilize above $85,000, reclaim $88,000–$90,000 with strong buying volume, and show reduced sell-side pressure. The current downturn reflects broader cooling in crypto momentum and reduced risk appetite among traders.

ambcrypto01/29 16:21

Can Shiba Inu hold KEY support as whales dump 32B SHIB?

Bearish sentiment around Shiba Inu (SHIB) is intensifying as whales holding between 100,000 and 100 million SHIB have sold over 32.17 billion tokens since January 20, 2026. This selling pressure has contributed to a decline in price, with SHIB trading at $0.00000755 at press time, down 3.50%. Key support lies at $0.00000756; a break below could lead to a further 6.50% drop to $0.0000070. Futures Open Interest has also fallen significantly, from $145.56 million to $96.69 million, indicating waning market interest. Technical indicators like the 50-day EMA and ADX reinforce the bearish outlook, while liquidation data shows traders are heavily leveraged for further downside.

ambcrypto01/29 16:02

Chainlink whales load up below $12 – Is LINK heading toward $5 next?

Chainlink (LINK) remained in a bearish consolidation phase after falling below $20, with key technical and on-chain indicators pointing to further downside risk. Despite whales accumulating the asset below $12, their activity appeared opportunistic rather than a signal of a bullish reversal. Technically, LINK lost critical Fibonacci support levels near $13, with its RSI indicating weak momentum. A bearish head and shoulders pattern on the daily chart suggested a potential decline toward $4.91 if the $10.06 neckline is broken. Without reclaiming the $14 resistance, sellers remain in control, and the market is at risk of continued losses.

ambcrypto01/29 14:03

Kalshi Traders are Bearish on Bitcoin, Will BTC Price Stand the Test?

Kalshi traders express a bearish outlook on Bitcoin, predicting a potential drop to $64,000 or even $60,000 by the end of 2026 if macroeconomic conditions worsen. Currently trading around $87,675, BTC has declined 1.74% in 24 hours and remains 30.45% below its October 2025 all-time high of $126,198. Despite this, some positive sentiment exists, such as Metaplanet raising $137 million to purchase more BTC, indicating a buy-the-dip mentality. Key factors testing BTC’s price include competition from safe-haven assets like gold and silver, which recently hit record highs, and potential global uncertainty stemming from Trump’s international policies.

TheNewsCrypto01/29 12:08

Ethereum And Solana Are Flashing Caution Signals With Negative Buy/Sell Pressure Data – What This Means

bitcoinist01/29 04:02

Bitcoin: Can $89 mln in whale buys help BTC clear its recent losses?

Bitcoin rebounded from an $86k dip, trading at $89,008 with a slight daily gain. A whale purchased 1,000 BTC worth $89.2 million from OKX, signaling bullish sentiment. Broader buying activity increased on Binance and OKX, with negative exchange netflows indicating more outflows than inflows. However, U.S. investors on Coinbase remained bearish, creating selling pressure and causing net outflows of $147.3 million from Bitcoin ETFs. The RSI improved but stayed in the bearish zone, reflecting a market at a crossroads. For a bullish reversal, buyers must overcome U.S. selling pressure to reclaim $93k; otherwise, BTC may trade between $88k-$90k with $86k as key support.

ambcrypto01/28 16:02

Bitcoin Critic Says Price Is ‘Collapsing,’ Says Drop In Miners Pushing Asset Into ‘Downward Spiral’

A prominent Bitcoin critic warns that Bitcoin's price is "collapsing" and claims a sharp drop in miner participation and hashrate could trigger a self-reinforcing price decline. Jacob King argues that falling prices and fixed operating costs may force miners to sell Bitcoin to stay solvent, accelerating a "downward spiral." He points to a significant short-term hashrate decline, calling it unprecedented. However, many market participants attribute the hashrate drop to temporary factors, such as extreme winter weather in the U.S. that forced miners to shut down operations voluntarily. Traders and analysts emphasize the disruption is likely temporary, not a sign of fundamental network weakness. King's views align with other bearish voices, including economist Steve Hanke and investor Michael Burry, who remain skeptical of Bitcoin's long-term prospects.

ccn.com01/28 13:46

Chainlink (LINK) Faces a Critical Battle: Will It Defend the $10 Floor?

Amid a broader crypto uptick of 2.06%, Chainlink (LINK) saw a modest 0.71% gain, trading around $11.97. However, technical indicators suggest a bearish outlook. The MACD and signal lines are below zero, indicating bearish momentum, while the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) at -0.20 reflects strong selling pressure. The RSI at 48.94 is neutral, but a break below 45 could trigger further declines. Support levels are identified at $11.77 and $11.56, with resistance at $12.17 and $12.37. Despite a slight positive reading in Bull Bear Power, buyer momentum remains weak, and the overall sentiment leans toward the bears taking control.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 13:33