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Nexo (NEXO) Price Prediction 2026, 2027-2030

This article provides a technical analysis and price prediction for Nexo (NEXO) from 2026 through 2030. At the time of writing, NEXO is trading at $0.9077 with a market cap of $586.7M. The analysis identifies an Ascending Triangle pattern on the chart, suggesting a potential bullish trend continuation. Key resistance levels for 2026 are identified at $1.037 and $1.587, while support levels are at $0.609 and $0.417. Technical indicators present a mixed outlook: the 50-day Moving Average indicates a bearish trend, the RSI is neutral, and trading volume is weak. However, the ADX shows a strong trend momentum and the RVI indicates high volatility. The price movement of NEXO is noted to correlate with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Long-term predictions are provided: a bullish target of $7 in 2027, $9 in 2028, $11 in 2029, and $13 in 2030, with corresponding bearish scenarios also outlined. The conclusion states that if positive momentum continues, NEXO could surpass its all-time high of $4.63 and potentially reach $5. The article includes a FAQ section covering basic information about the Nexo platform and its token.

TheNewsCrypto02/17 10:32

Nexo (NEXO) Price Prediction 2026, 2027-2030

TheNewsCrypto02/17 10:32

Bitcoin – Why $60K is the level traders can’t afford to lose!

Bitcoin's $60,000 level is a critical support threshold that traders cannot afford to lose, as a break below could trigger massive liquidations and push prices toward $50,000. This level is reinforced by Bitcoin’s 200-week moving average and holds $1.24 billion in put options, indicating strong bearish bets. With 85% of traders expecting a breakdown, bearish sentiment is heightened by macroeconomic uncertainty, including an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Open interest in Bitcoin options has surged 77%, reflecting increased positioning and fragility in the market. The situation remains highly volatile, with significant pressure on bulls to defend the $60,000 level.

ambcrypto02/15 02:02

Bitcoin – Why $60K is the level traders can’t afford to lose!

ambcrypto02/15 02:02

Matrixport Research: Bear Market Confirmed, the True Window for Bottom-Fishing May Not Have Arrived Yet

Matrixport Research confirms that the crypto market has entered a bear phase, with Bitcoin's recent break below a key support level signaling a confirmed downtrend. Historical cycle analysis suggests this correction aligns with typical bear market patterns in both scale and rhythm. The focus has now shifted from whether the trend has reversed to identifying the next optimal accumulation window. Key observations indicate that Bitcoin's break below its one-year moving average often marks the start of a bear market, which historically lasts about 12 months. This suggests the next bull cycle may not begin until Q4 2026, with a potential cycle low likely in Q3 2026. The report also posits that Bitcoin’s four-year cycle correlates more strongly with U.S. midterm election cycles than with halving events, citing heightened regulatory and political uncertainty as key drivers of market tops and bottoms. From a technical perspective, neither the monthly Stochastic oscillator (currently at ~39%) nor the monthly RSI (near 50) has yet reached key oversold thresholds that historically signaled major bottoms. A clear reversal confirmation—typically occurring after a break below extreme levels—has not appeared. The report concludes that the final market low has likely not been reached and emphasizes the need for patience. A sustainable recovery should be confirmed by clear signals of exhausted selling momentum, not just proximity to perceived low prices.

Matrixport02/13 08:37

Matrixport Research: Bear Market Confirmed, the True Window for Bottom-Fishing May Not Have Arrived Yet

Matrixport02/13 08:37

Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Breaches Key Support, Rebound May Be Just a 'Breather' Rather Than a Reversal

Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Breaches Key Support, Rebound More Likely a "Pause" Than a Reversal Following a sharp decline, Bitcoin's price has fallen into a key target range. While the macro environment has improved marginally with stronger US growth indicators and a weaker dollar, Bitcoin has failed to show a clear, sustainable reversal signal. The price action remains caught between macro improvements and insufficient technical repair. A critical technical change is the breach and loss of a major trend level that previously distinguished between a rebound and a structural downtrend. This former support has now turned into resistance. Without a compelling new narrative or clear catalyst, the recent price recovery is more likely a technical rebound within a downtrend rather than a genuine trend reversal. Technically, Bitcoin continues to trade below its 21-week moving average. A sustained break above this level is needed to confirm a trend reversal. Historically, when both medium and long-term support structures are broken, the market tends to enter a prolonged weak phase. Furthermore, the funding structure presents constraints. Despite the sharp price drop, ETF holdings have not decreased significantly. Since their launch, investors have bought approximately $54.3 billion worth of Bitcoin via ETFs at an average cost of $90,000. This has resulted in tens of billions in unrealized losses. This large volume of underwater positions is more likely to create selling pressure on any rebound rather than provide support. In conclusion, despite marginal macro improvements, the weak technical structure, crowded positioning, and declining participation suggest macro positives are unlikely to translate into sustained upward momentum in the short term. The current rebound is more likely a pause within a top formation, with selling pressure potentially overwhelming new buying interest. A strict risk management approach is advised.

Matrixport02/06 09:17

Matrixport Research: Bitcoin Breaches Key Support, Rebound May Be Just a 'Breather' Rather Than a Reversal

Matrixport02/06 09:17

Bitcoin Wave 3 Crash: What’s Next As Price Makes A Rebound?

Bitcoin's price rebounded cautiously to around $79,000 after finding support near $75,400, easing immediate selling pressure. However, technical analysis suggests this recovery is part of a larger bearish Elliott Wave structure. The cryptocurrency is believed to be in Intermediate Wave 3 of a downward impulse that began after peaking at $126,000 in October 2025, having already fallen roughly 41%. The analyst anticipates further downside, with a potential bottom forming between $60,000 and $63,000, possibly testing the 200-week moving average near $58,000. After this Wave 5 low, a counter-trend bear market rally toward the $90,000 to low-$100,000 range is projected before the next major decline.

bitcoinist02/04 00:02

Bitcoin Wave 3 Crash: What’s Next As Price Makes A Rebound?

bitcoinist02/04 00:02

‘Crypto is bottoming now’: Why Fundstrat’s Tom Lee expects a rebound

Top analysts are divided on the crypto market outlook. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee believes a rebound is imminent, citing aligned conditions for a market bottom, with key price levels at $77K for BTC and $2400 for ETH. He attributed recent declines to Fed chair confirmation but noted the sell-off exceeded expectations. In contrast, Galaxy’s Alex Thorn predicts further losses, suggesting BTC may fall toward the $50K 200-week moving average due to weak catalysts and macro uncertainty. Nansen’s Aurelie Barthere also shared a bearish view, citing potential quantitative tightening by the Fed. Despite whale accumulation at lower prices, caution is advised as current patterns resemble the 2021 cycle, with possible support at $70K.

ambcrypto02/03 23:02

‘Crypto is bottoming now’: Why Fundstrat’s Tom Lee expects a rebound

ambcrypto02/03 23:02

Bitcoin Price May Slide To $58,000, Galaxy Digital Warns

Galaxy Digital warns that Bitcoin's recent selloff may continue, potentially driving the cryptocurrency down toward $58,000 in the coming weeks or months. Analyst Alex Thorn points to on-chain data, weakening technical levels, and a lack of positive catalysts as key reasons for concern. The selloff, which saw a 15% drop late last month and triggered over $2 billion in long liquidations, pushed BTC below several important investor cost bases. Historically, drawdowns of this magnitude often extend toward 50% from the peak, which would imply a fall to approximately $63,000. Key levels to watch are the 200-week moving average and the realized price, both near the $58,000-$56,000 zone, which have acted as a gravitational pull in past cycles. Additionally, recent outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and a noticeable ownership "gap" in the $82,000–$70,000 range suggest there is light support, increasing the potential for a deeper decline. At the time of writing, Bitcoin traded at $78,301.

bitcoinist02/03 20:02

Bitcoin Price May Slide To $58,000, Galaxy Digital Warns

bitcoinist02/03 20:02

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 Pattern From 2022 That Led To Crash To $20,000 Reappears

bitcoinist01/24 20:02

Bitcoin Demand Is Picking Up, But The Bear Market Still Holds

Bitcoin recently surged past $94,000, raising questions about a potential bull market return. However, analytics firm CryptoQuant asserts that Bitcoin remains in a bear market despite improving conditions. Although demand has become less negative and the price is approaching the 365-day moving average (around $101,000), it has not yet reclaimed this key technical level, which has historically acted as a resistance point during bear markets. On-chain data shows that while U.S. spot indicators briefly improved, ETF inflows remain weak and apparent demand has declined by approximately 67,000 BTC over the past month. Additionally, rising exchange inflows—reaching a seven-day average of 39,000 BTC—signal increased selling pressure. Thus, despite recent gains, Bitcoin is still considered to be in a bear cycle. As of writing, BTC is trading around $95,200 with little change over the past day.

bitcoinist01/18 04:01

Bitcoin Demand Is Picking Up, But The Bear Market Still Holds