# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Volatility

Bernstein: Bitcoin Has Bottomed — $150,000 Target For End Of 2026 Stays

Bernstein analysts, led by Gautam Chugani, state that Bitcoin may have bottomed after a 50% retrace from its October peak and reaffirm their $150,000 price target for the end of 2026. They argue that Bitcoin's market structure has fundamentally shifted from retail-driven speculation to one supported by institutional ETFs, corporate balance sheets, and structured capital. This change is reducing volatility and extending the market cycle. Key evidence includes nearly 60% of BTC supply being inactive for over a year and ETFs holding 6.1% of total supply, which improves stability. The report highlights MicroStrategy’s resilience and its role in absorbing significant supply. Bernstein warns of risks from potential refinancing difficulties or market tightening but remains bullish, projecting a cycle peak near $200,000 by late 2027, driven by sustained institutional demand and mature infrastructure.

bitcoinist03/25 01:05

Trump’s ‘5-day pause’ in the West Asia crisis sparks crypto surge – Will it last?

President Trump's announcement of a five-day pause in military action against Iran led to a drop in oil prices and triggered a surge in the cryptocurrency market. The total crypto market cap rose by 3.4%, with Bitcoin recovering to around $70,800. Social media activity for major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana also spiked. However, the situation remains uncertain as Iran denied U.S. claims of progress in talks. Analysts caution that while Bitcoin has gained 7% since the start of the crisis, market sentiment remains fearful due to parallels with the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict, where a sharp rally was followed by a significant decline. The market may be poised for either a sustained bull run or a temporary rally before a pullback.

ambcrypto03/24 22:31

Bitcoin trades sideways near $69K as geopolitical tensions cap momentum

Bitcoin is trading near $69,000, unable to sustain a breakout above $72,000, reflecting broader uncertainty due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The price dropped over 2% in the latest session, moving within a well-defined consolidation range of $65,000 to $75,000 that has held for weeks. Recent rejections near $72,000 reinforce resistance, while support around $65,000–$66,000 remains intact. Geopolitical tensions are weighing on risk appetite, with Bitcoin behaving more as a risk-sensitive asset than a safe haven. A break below $65,000 could signal further downside, while a sustained move above $72,000–$75,000 may open the door for recovery. The market remains in a wait-and-see mode, driven by external macro factors rather than crypto-specific catalysts.

ambcrypto03/24 20:26

RIVER drops 30%, yet a rebound could still be coming: Here’s why

RIVER has experienced a significant 30% decline over 48 hours, erasing gains and returning to price levels last seen in early February. Despite this sharp pullback, it remains one of the top-performing altcoins with 369% gains over 90 days, second only to SIREN. However, the token faces a critical test of momentum sustainability. Market data reveals growing bearish pressure: funding rates turned negative, indicating dominance of short positions, while approximately $27.7 million exited perpetual futures contracts. Spot market activity also weakened, with $1.35 million in net selling over three days. Despite short-term outflows, longer-term net inflows remain positive, suggesting underlying demand hasn't fully reversed. Liquidation heatmaps show clusters above current prices, hinting at potential upward movement if market sentiment stabilizes. While the decline aligns with a corrective phase rather than a confirmed long-term downtrend, continued short dominance may extend losses. A rebound remains possible if long positions re-enter or broader market momentum improves.

ambcrypto03/24 16:53

Jito surges on 1000% volume spike – Will volatility stall JTO’s rally?

Jito (JTO) surged 15.96% to $0.3314 with a 1000% spike in trading volume, indicating strong spot demand and renewed market interest. The price exited a descending channel, reclaiming the $0.2775 support and approaching the next resistance at $0.3376. RSI at 63 supports further upside without being overbought. However, spot taker CVD remains sell-dominant, suggesting profit-taking by retail traders. Open Interest surged 89.51%, reflecting increased leveraged positions that could fuel volatility. The breakout shows strength, but sustainability depends on whether buying demand absorbs selling pressure. If not, leveraged unwinding may trigger a sharp pullback.

ambcrypto03/24 11:36

BitMart Research Institute Weekly Highlights: A Comprehensive Market Analysis Amidst the Stalemate in the Middle East and Stagflation Expectations

marsbit03/24 11:29

Prominent Analyst Thinks The Bitcoin Macro Bottom Is In, But…?

A prominent analyst suggests Bitcoin may have found its macro bottom around $60,000, but uncertainty remains due to several factors. While repeated bounces from this level indicate buyer interest, geopolitical tensions like the US-Iran conflict and oil price volatility could negatively impact the market. Additionally, Bitcoin's 200-week moving average near $58,000 poses a potential support level that bears might target. The analyst notes similarities to the structure preceding January's crash from $98,000. However, bullish signals persist, including positive funding rates and reduced selling on major exchanges like Binance. The Coinbase premium has turned negative but is moving, indicating shifting dynamics. The analyst believes that even if another drop occurs, it would likely be limited to retesting $60,000 or briefly wicking down to $56,000, rather than a severe crash. This suggests a potential foundation for longer-term recovery, though caution is still advised due to ongoing market fear and resistance near $74,400.

bitcoinist03/24 11:29

Crypto Analyst Hints at ADA Price Uptick Based on Weekly Chart

Crypto analyst Ali Charts suggests a potential price increase for Cardano (ADA) based on its weekly chart analysis. Noting that ADA previously surged by 85% and 200% when trading near the $0.25 support level, he hints at a possible uptick but does not specify the magnitude. Currently, ADA is trading at $0.2631, up 5.50% in 24 hours but down over the past week and month. Despite volatility, projections indicate ADA could reach $0.3680 in one month and $0.4156 in three months. Analysts emphasize the importance of thorough research and risk assessment before investing.

TheNewsCrypto03/24 09:09

How Japan’s 2.30% bond yield could spark a global crypto opportunity

Japan's 10-year government bond yield rising to 2.30% could create a long-term bullish opportunity for crypto, according to analysis. As a major energy importer, Japan faces inflation from rising oil prices, pressuring its bond market. With USD/JPY nearing 160, Japanese authorities may intervene by selling U.S. Treasuries to support the yen. As the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, such a move could weaken the dollar. Historically, a weaker dollar drives liquidity into crypto. Although recent FOMC decisions strengthened the dollar and caused a short-term crypto drop, this is viewed as a temporary shock. Broader macro pressures, including recession risks, may ultimately reduce dollar strength and benefit crypto markets over time.

ambcrypto03/24 09:05

SIREN, Another Leveraged Scam

The article "SIREN, Another Leveraged Scam" discusses the cryptocurrency $SIREN, which experienced a significant but suspicious price surge, briefly ranking among the top 30 cryptocurrencies by market cap. The token, initially launched during a meme-driven period, saw its liquidation volume reach $23.25 million, placing it fourth globally. The piece identifies $SIREN as a "leveraged scam," where manipulators control the majority of the supply (over 88.5% on-chain) and exploit low liquidity on exchanges like Gate.io to create extreme price volatility with minimal capital. For instance, a $100,000 trade could cause a 40% price swing. The scam involves pumping the price, luring short sellers, and then triggering liquidations through coordinated pumps and dumps. Similar patterns were observed in other tokens like $PIPPIN, $RIVER, and $BEAT. Despite denials from entities like DWF Labs, evidence suggests controlled manipulation. The article concludes that such schemes are detrimental to the market, favoring only a few informed traders while exposing most retail participants to unfair risks.

marsbit03/24 07:35