William Suberg

Bitcoin traders brought back sub-$90,000 BTC price targets amid ongoing weakness after a rejection at the yearly open capped potential upside.

Ether price action staged a repeat of its 2021 bull market moves against Bitcoin, leading to predictions of fresh long-term highs against BTC.

Bitcoin price action fell back toward $90,000 on strong US jobs data as BTC ignored Fed rate-cut optimism, failing to flip the yearly open to support.

Bitcoin Bollinger BandWidth plumbed new record lows after printing a classic “green” signal in November that previously saw a 40% BTC price upside.

Bitcoin velocity RSI produced a rare bear market bottom signal as BTC price losses sparked a return to extreme "oversold" conditions.

Bitcoin liquidity cues received a clear signal from the Fed, as the end of QT sparked the second-largest overnight liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era.

Bitcoin fell further thanks to Wall Street selling pressure, while analysis predicted a key few days for the 2025 BTC price candle.

Bitcoin gained fresh BTC price crash predictions as it fell to $85,000 in flash volatility at the monthly close amid a lack of liquidity.

New research showed BTC price action on course to copy the 2022 bear market while risk-asset inflows showed signs of a bullish turnaround.

New research put the emphasis on stablecoin supply all-time highs as a classic bullish crypto price factor despite the recent market drawdown.

Bitcoin gained fresh bullish BTC price targets closer to $100,000 on the back of a sustained rebound and encouraging futures market signals.

Bitcoin fielded new predictions of a short squeeze as price kept up pressure on key resistance at $88,000, while US stocks went higher.

Bitcoin losses remained near 20% for November, risking its worst 11th month since the 2018 bear market, but AI predicted a bottom coming this week.

Bitcoin price tools returned to levels last seen several years ago as calls for a BTC price relief rally continued to grow louder.

Bitcoin found its latest floor when it dropped to almost $80,000 last week, according to the BTC price prediction by ex-BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes.

Bitcoin bulls began to eye higher BTC price levels as sentiment reversed to the upside ahead of a turbulent macroeconomic data week.

Bitcoin erased all its 2025 gains and gave up key bull-market trendlines as traders' BTC price outlooks include a return to $76,000.

Bitcoin and crypto market sentiment hit seven-month lows, with the BTC price still above $100,000, while gold and silver received a post-shutdown boost.

Bitcoin maintained its November pattern of higher lows as it rebounded to $105,000, but traders remained cautious about a potential rejection at key resistance.

Bitcoin dropped to fill its latest futures gap at the Wall Street open, but whale selling pressure kept a BTC price rebound off the menu.

Bitcoin failed to find support at $107,000 as its rebound stopped short of a bull market comeback; analysis warned of new “OG selling pressure” to come.

Bitcoin made major gains on the back of the US government potentially ending its shutdown, while planning to give many Americans a $2,000 tariff “dividend.”

Bitcoin traders focused on the weekly close amid flat BTC price action and warned that the whole bull market could end with a bad result.

Bitcoin sought a higher low while risking a breakdown of $100,000 support, as analysis said a BTC price rebound could come without much fuel.

JPMorgan said the latest BTC price drawdown meant Bitcoin was undervalued compared with gold.

Bitcoin price upside was limited as suspicions rose over the owner of a large wall of sell orders stretching to the $112,000 mark.

Bitcoin unrealized losses reached almost one-third of the supply, even before BTC price fell to multimonth lows below $100,000.

Bitcoin accumulators bought 375,000 BTC in just 30 days, with the dip below $100,000 boosting their holdings by 50,000 BTC on Tuesday, new data confirmed.

Bitcoin gave up $104,000 for the first time in weeks, while traders warned of a return to sub-$100,000 levels and new buyers amassed unrealized losses.

Bitcoin dropped another 2% to start November as network data warned of a potential BTC price dip below the $100,000 support level.