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Bitcoin’s weekly chart has clearly shifted into bear market territory. Momentum indicators have rolled over, the long-standing rising trend channel has broken down, and moving averages have formed a bearish crossover. However, price is now approaching key support levels while sentiment has reached extreme fear. Is a relief rally brewing or is more downside ahead?
Bitcoin is flashing multiple bearish signals on the weekly chart: momentum indicators have broken key support levels, the long-term rising channel has failed, and the moving averages are crossing bearishly for the first time this cycle.
Bitcoin is showing multiple bearish technical signals: a break below its long-term rising channel, falling under key moving averages, and the MACD dipping below zero for the first time since early 2022.
What started as a niche corner of the internet has quickly evolved into one of the most talked-about segments in both crypto and traditional finance. Thanks to the rapid rise of platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, prediction markets are now attracting billions in volume.
French hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger is reportedly preparing for a stock market listing in the United States. To guide the potential initial public offering (IPO), the company has appointed major investment banks Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays.
BitGo has officially gone public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), giving investors access to a new listed company from the crypto industry.
Finst, a fast-growing Dutch crypto platform, has raised €8 million in a Series A funding round led by Endeit Capital. Founded by former DEGIRO executives, Finst aims to bring transparency, low costs, and strong security to the often opaque crypto market.
The European gas market is under renewed strain. A combination of colder winter weather, declining gas reserves and rising geopolitical tensions has pushed prices sharply higher in a short period of time. What does this mean for consumers, businesses and the months ahead?
Oil prices remain under significant pressure as rising supply, weak technical signals, and a fragile demand outlook weigh on the market.
Part of classic technical analysis patterns, a wedge shows reversal conditions. From the moment the price breaks from it, volatility usually increases.
A head and shoulders pattern is a reversal pattern. As such, it appears at the end of trends.
The Forex market consolidates most of the time. Statistically, the market spends more than sixty percent of the time consolidating. When the consolidation takes the shape of a triangle, it means that the market builds energy.
For a candle to be a Doji candle, it must meet a single condition: the opening and closing prices to be the same.
The limiting triangle forms after a bullish or bearish trend. And, always breaks in the direction of the underlying trend.
Perhaps one of the most important patterns Elliott ever discovered, double and triple combinations form all the time. Not only that they are important but they are quite common.
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