# Сопутствующие статьи по теме BTC

WLFI’s $0.106 under siege: Should traders brace for more losses?

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has been trading within a three-month range between $0.106 and $0.175 but is currently under pressure at the lower support level of $0.106. The token experienced a bounce to $0.13 recently, however, bearish momentum persists as indicated by the RSI rejection at the 50 level and declining buying volume. The short-term price target is expected to test the $0.96–$0.99 demand zone. A coordinated attack on its stablecoin, USD1, caused a brief depeg, though it has since recovered. Despite the bearish outlook, a short squeeze toward $0.13 remains possible if bulls defend the $0.96 level and Bitcoin’s downward momentum eases.

ambcrypto02/24 13:01

Stronger US Dollar and Weakening Cryptocurrencies, Also Extends to Gold

The US dollar has gained strength, with the US Dollar Index rising 0.11% in a single day. This has coincided with a downturn in cryptocurrencies, with the total market cap falling 3.06% to $2.19 trillion and Bitcoin dropping below $64,000. The precious metal gold also declined, slipping over 1% in value. Major US stock indexes, including the Nasdaq and Dow, fell as well. Analysts attribute these market movements to factors such as geopolitical tensions, macroeconomic shifts, and investor uncertainty. However, these effects are believed to be short-term and may reverse as conditions stabilize.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 11:12

Crypto Enters Extreme Fear Zone as Global Trade Tensions and Policy Shifts Weigh on Prices

Cryptocurrency markets plunged into extreme fear, with BTC briefly falling below $65,000, erasing weekend gains. The sell-off was driven by heightened geopolitical risks, new U.S. tariff policies, and concerns over persistent inflation and slower global growth. Total market cap dropped 3–5%, approaching $2.2 trillion. Over $460 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, with long traders bearing the brunt. Rising whale selling and thin liquidity exacerbated the decline. Investors are now closely watching upcoming economic data and Fed policy decisions for direction, though short-term volatility is expected to persist amid macroeconomic uncertainty.

bitcoinist02/24 05:02

Mapping The Bitcoin Bottom: Here’s How Low Price Could Go Before It Recovers

A crypto analyst, Jussy, warns that Bitcoin (BTC) is exhibiting a bearish trend similar to its 2022 cycle and may not have reached its final bottom. The analysis compares the current market structure to 2022, where a double top formation and a subsequent bear flag pattern preceded a major breakdown. Following an identical pattern in 2025, Bitcoin formed a double top above $120,000, broke down sharply, and is now in a consolidation phase resembling the 2022 bear flag. The analyst predicts a further decline of approximately 38% from the $74,320 support level, potentially driving the price down to around $46,199. The final projected bottom is an even deeper low of $28,301 before any meaningful recovery can begin.

bitcoinist02/24 04:10

Susquehanna International Confirms Long-Term BTC Strategy Through GBTC and ETF Holdings

Susquehanna International Group (SIG) has disclosed that its Bitcoin ETF holdings have surpassed $1.3 billion, with Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) as the core position valued at over $1.09 billion. The firm has also diversified its investments across 10 other spot Bitcoin ETFs, using quantitative models to assess liquidity, trading volume, and fees. SIG emphasized that this reflects a long-term conviction in Bitcoin as a store of value, rather than short-term trading. Despite recent outflows in U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, the firm's strategy signals confidence in Bitcoin's enduring role. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price fell over 3% to $66,211, with a significant increase in trading volume amid ongoing market volatility.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 13:44

Bitcoin: As $65K floor faces mounting pressure, is $60K BTC’s next stop?

Bitcoin (BTC) experienced significant volatility, dropping 5.08% to $64,290 on February 22, leading to $206 million in long liquidations. Analysts highlight the critical $65,000 support level, warning that a break below could push BTC toward $60,000 in the coming weeks. Key metrics indicate sustained selling pressure: positive exchange netflows, a negative Coinbase Premium Index reflecting U.S. investor selling, and a high whale inflow ratio. While short-term traders may maintain a bearish bias, a move above $70,000 could signal exhaustion of the current downtrend.

ambcrypto02/23 13:02

Saylor Signals Strategy’s Potential 100th Bitcoin Buy as BTC Slips Below $65K

TheNewsCrypto02/23 07:19

US Supreme Court Has Clipped Trump’s Wings, But Uncertainty Remains for the Crypto Market

The US Supreme Court has reduced President Trump's tariff authority, lowering rates from 15% to 10%, but global uncertainty persists. This has negatively impacted the crypto market, with Bitcoin to fall below $65k and the total market cap nearing $2 trillion after a 4.43% drop. Market volatility remains high, and a correction is anticipated. In contrast, Gold and Silver have gained positive momentum as alternative investments. Experts warn that uncertainty continues to influence economic forecasts and investment decisions.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 07:18

Bitcoin stalls below $69K as THIS caps BTC’s upside: What happens now?

Bitcoin is struggling to break above the $69,000 resistance level, with its price movement remaining range-bound. Key indicators, such as the Buy/Sell Pressure Delta, show sustained selling pressure is dominating the market, suggesting bears are in control. A significant liquidation cluster around $69,000 poses a major hurdle; any approach to this level could trigger a sharp rejection and increased volatility. Furthermore, declining futures and options trading volume indicates a lack of strong conviction behind any short-term price rallies. On-chain data reveals a redistribution of supply from large holders to smaller wallets, a typical post-bull market phenomenon that often leads to subdued price action. Until market sentiment shifts decisively in favor of buyers, Bitcoin is likely to face continued downside pressure.

ambcrypto02/22 13:32

High-risk, no reward: Are memecoins failing to attract sidelined liquidity?

During a risk-off market, memecoins have historically attracted sidelined capital as a high-risk alternative. However, recent trends show a significant shift, with the memecoin market cap declining by nearly $10 billion in the last 30 days, mirroring the broader crypto market's $330 billion loss. Instead of rotating into memecoins, liquidity has moved out of crypto entirely, with investors seeking safer alternative assets to hedge against fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD). The DOGE/BTC ratio, down 30% since October, illustrates fading speculative demand for Dogecoin and memecoins broadly. Recent launches like TRUMP and MELANIA coins have further shaken confidence, collapsing 92% and 99% from their all-time highs. Insiders reportedly extracted over $600 million, leaving retail investors with over $4.3 billion in losses and $2.7 billion in locked tokens until 2028. This has eroded trust and disrupted the typical high-beta dynamics of memecoins, indicating a potential structural shift in risk appetite rather than a temporary cooldown.

ambcrypto02/21 18:01