# Сопутствующие статьи по теме crash

Litecoin (LTC) Faces a Critical Test: Will Bears Drag It to $40?

Litecoin (LTC) is facing significant bearish pressure, declining 4.53% in 24 hours to trade around $50.60. Technical indicators suggest a potential further drop toward the $43.51 support level, with the possibility of falling to $36.15 if bearish momentum continues. Key metrics, including the MACD and Chaikin Money Flow, indicate strong selling pressure and capital outflows. The RSI at 31.89 is nearing oversold conditions, while the Bull Bear Power confirms bearish dominance. A reversal could see the price rise to resistance levels of $57.64 or higher, but current market sentiment remains fearful.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 14:03

‘Bitcoin to Zero’ Searches Spike Amid BTC’s $65K Struggle in Tariff Fallout

The crypto market faced significant pressure due to macroeconomic uncertainty and trade tensions, with Bitcoin briefly dropping below $65,000. This decline was largely driven by global economic factors, including new U.S. tariff policies, rather than crypto-specific issues. Retail sentiment weakened, and Google Trends recorded a surge in searches for “Bitcoin to zero.” Technical indicators showed Bitcoin struggling to hold key support levels, with increased selling pressure and reduced trading volumes. Analysts pointed to weakening economic data and risk-off sentiment, alongside whale movements indicating potential selling. A break below $60,000 could trigger further liquidations, while recovery above the mid-$60,000 range may help stabilize the market.

bitcoinist02/24 07:32

How Nakamoto’s 99% crash exposed the dark side of Bitcoin DATs

Bitcoin's sharp decline to around $66,131 and an Extreme Fear market sentiment index of 5/100 reflect deepening investor anxiety. Nakamoto Inc., a firm that built its strategy solely on Bitcoin, exemplifies the crisis—losing over 99% of its market value in 280 days. The company purchased 5,398 BTC at an average of $118,000, resulting in approximately $270 million in unrealized losses. Analysts like Coin Bureau’s Nic Puckrin warn of contagion risks as Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) face mounting stress, with Bitcoin-heavy firms experiencing three consecutive weeks of selling. Declining network activity, reduced open interest in derivatives, and adverse macro events like sudden tariff announcements further dampen prospects. The market now seeks a clear price bottom rather than expecting a quick recovery.

ambcrypto02/24 07:03

ETH Breaks Below $1,900! Behind the 22% Plunge, Vitalik's 'Five-Year Austerity' Strategy

Ethereum (ETH) has experienced a sharp decline, falling below $1,900 and dropping over 22% from recent highs. This downturn is driven by a combination of liquidity outflows and shifting market expectations. Key factors include significant net redemptions from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs, large-scale selling by whale addresses (1.43 million ETH sold in two weeks), and substantial personal sales by co-founder Vitalik Buterin. In response, the Ethereum Foundation has announced a five-year "moderate austerity" strategy to ensure long-term financial sustainability and continued development of core technology. Buterin is personally funding certain public goods projects to reduce the Foundation’s financial burden. Despite price pressure, Ethereum’s network performance has improved, with TPS reaching a record high due to the Fusaka upgrade. However, centralization risks in block building remain. The upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade aims to address this with ePBS (enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation) to reduce dominance by a few large players and reshape MEV economics. Additionally, regulatory pressure is mounting with the EU’s MiCA regulation set to take effect in July 2026, increasing compliance costs and affecting DeFi and liquidity providers. Ethereum is currently in a phase of short-term volatility and structural adjustment, balancing capital outflows against long-term technical and governance improvements.

marsbit02/24 04:15

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

Here’s All You Need To Know About The Bitcoin Price This Week

bitcoinist02/24 02:02

How Bitcoin’s 5% flash crash pushed fear index to record low: Assessing…

Over the past month, the total supply of stablecoins has shrunk from $161.19 billion to $153.75 billion.

Ambcrypto02/24 01:02

Bitcoin's 'No One to Take Over' Plunge: Where Is the Bottom?

Bitcoin's price continues to decline, briefly falling below $64,000 over the weekend and hitting its lowest level since early February, with a nearly 4% drop in 24 hours. The market has turned extremely fearful, as shown by the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropping to a low of 5. Macro factors are contributing to the downturn, including potential global tariff increases and heightened geopolitical risks. Bitcoin's correlation with tech stocks has strengthened, and the decline in AI-related stocks like IBM has added pressure. Institutional outflows are another concern. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for multiple consecutive weeks, reducing support from passive long-term capital. Basis trades have become less profitable, and leveraged positions are vulnerable in a weakening macro environment. On-chain data indicates that selling pressure from short-term holders, while still present, has slowed. Long-term holders remain relatively calm, but miner selling—such as Bitdeer liquidating its entire Bitcoin holdings—adds to the negative sentiment. Technically, Bitcoin has broken below key support levels, and some analysts warn of a potential further drop to the $40,000–$50,000 range, or even lower in a severe bear scenario. However, prominent bulls remain optimistic about a long-term recovery. The upcoming NVIDIA earnings report is seen as a near-term catalyst that could influence market sentiment, given Bitcoin’s heightened sensitivity to tech stock performance. Overall, the market is in a fragile state, and a sustained rebound may require an end to long-term holder selling or clearer signals of macro policy support.

比推02/23 22:47

Ethereum crashes below $1.9K as whales scramble to save $215 mln longs

Ethereum fell below the $1.9K support level, dropping to $1,844 amid a broader crypto market crash that erased over $2 billion in market value. A Matrixport-linked whale scrambled to avoid liquidation by adding to its long positions, raising its holdings to 115,000 ETH worth $215.4 million. Despite these efforts, over $110 million in ETH long positions were liquidated. On-chain indicators, including negative buy-sell pressure and a declining Demand Index, reflect weakened market demand and strong seller dominance. If the bearish sentiment continues, ETH could test the next key support at $1,746.

ambcrypto02/23 12:01