Bitcoin may be signaling a bottom with the VIX ratio touching a historic trend line amid market volatility.
Yen inflation increases to 3%, potentially impacting cryptocurrency markets.
An analyst highlights Bitcoin's 50-week moving average as a potential bear market indicator, with current levels at $75,195.
Bitcoin's potential future average withdrawal price of $100,356 by 2025 could significantly influence market dynamics.
Bitcoin miners experience growth as the Hash Price indicator reaches 62 PH/s, indicating a bullish trend.
Bitcoin's long-term holder supply is increasing, indicating a possible market shift. Analyst James Van Straten explores historical patterns to understand its implications.
An analyst suggests that Bitcoin's fun will start when its Realized Price surpasses the 200-week moving average, signifying a potential bullish trend.
Analyst James Van Straten comments on rumors about a U.S. Bitcoin sale, aiming to ease concerns.
Bitcoin jumped 4.2%, nearing $95,000, sparking hopes for a New Year rebound. Analyst Ali Martinez highlights a buy signal, eyeing a rally if it stays above $94,700. A drop below $92,500 might spell trouble, possibly sending BTC to $70,000. Despite fluctuations, optimism surrounds Bitcoin's cycles.
Bitcoin's crucial indicator returns to bull-market levels, says analyst James Van Straten. The 7-day rate of change in Bitcoin's Realized Price is stabilizing, possibly signaling a healthy uptrend for the market.
Bitcoin, having surpassed $77,000, is expected to continue its upward trajectory, according to CoinDesk's analyst James Van Straten.
Bitcoin's Illiquid Supply has reached a new all-time high, with 74% of the circulating supply currently illiquid. This trend is analyzed by James Van Straten.
Ethereum whales have been constantly selling for the past six months, indicating potential bearish sentiment for Ethereum's price.
The latest Bitcoin cycle is now dominated by institutional investments rather than retail enthusiasm, according to CoinDesk analyst James Van Straten.
CoinDesk analyst James Van Straten notes that despite a decline in retail investors, those remaining have become more sophisticated.
An analyst suggests Bitcoin could range between $108,000 to $155,000 by the end of 2024, referencing historical patterns. Analyst James Van Straten notes BTC's performance aligns with previous cycles, hinting at a potential surge. Tether's growing supply could boost BTC investment.
An expert predicts Bitcoin to surge to $155,000 by the year-end, highlighting optimistic views among analysts for Bitcoin's growth potential in Q4.
Veteran analyst James Van Straten predicts a Bitcoin price rally.
On-chain data reveals Bitcoin investors are buying at a rate five times higher than miners' production, indicating significant net accumulation recently.
Bitcoin mining revenue nearing its yearly average indicates potential end to miner capitulation, potentially affecting Bitcoin prices.
Bitcoin mining difficulty has dropped to its lowest level in three months, impacting miner profitability and potentially Bitcoin's price.
Bitcoin's price fell below $67,000, nearing a critical historical support level. Analyst James Van Straten notes the Short-Term Holder Realized Price is around $64,000, which could become a significant support or resistance line based on market sentiment.
Bitcoin investors are purchasing the cryptocurrency at a rate 5.5 times faster than miners can produce, with 71,000 BTC bought in the past month compared to 13,000 BTC produced. This highlights strong market confidence and potential price growth.
Bitcoin investors are purchasing at 5.5 times the rate of miner production, surpassing ETF inflows. Analyst James Van Straten highlighted this trend.
On-chain data reveals Bitcoin investors are acquiring BTC at 5.5 times the rate of miner production, as analyzed by James Van Straten on X.
Bitcoin faced outflows after movements from Mt. Gox wallets were noticed, stoking fears of potential bear market pressure. Analyst James Van Straten opines that the effect might be muted compared to the historical selling by long-term holders which the market absorbed.
Recent Bitcoin blockchain mining data and the Hash Ribbon indicator imply that Bitcoin may have reached its lowest price point, according to crypto analyst James Van Straten.
Crypto analyst Javon Marks identified bullish signals for Ethereum, suggesting a potential all-time high. Bull flag formations, higher price lows, and hidden bullish divergence in RSI are positive indicators. However, risks loom with possible SEC ETF rejections, while others note Ethereum's reduced dominance and inflationary concerns due to reduced burn rates.
Bitcoin's Open Interest relative to market cap is at a low, indicating a healthy derivatives market, with little leverage-driven volatility seen. BTC's price has seen recent recovery, and despite a slight pullback, market conditions are not overly bearish, suggesting potential for further improvement.
Bitcoin (BTC) short-term holders exhibit resilience, with a decline in loss-selling, suggesting a maturing market and the possibility of price stabilization, according to analyst James Van Straten.
On-chain analysis reveals that, contrary to expectations in a crash, Bitcoin short-term holders aren't selling at a loss, indicating a market shift, as noted by analyst James Van Straten.
On-chain data indicates that Bitcoin miners and long-term holders (LTHs) are reducing their selling pressure, according to analyst James Van Straten, which could suggest a bullish trend for the asset.
