An 'OG' Ethereum whale reportedly rebuilding positions after a roughly $250 million loss is accumulating ETH as price nears a potential turning point. The move boosts sentiment but doesn't guarantee a sustained rally.
Bitcoin slipped under $95,000 in a sharp morning sell-off, prompting renewed questions about whether a fresh bear market has begun. The drop pressured broader crypto markets and pushed funding rates toward short-favoring territory on some venues.
XRP's 50-day moving average has crossed below the 200-day, confirming a death cross and marking a bearish shift; traders are now eyeing three key downside targets and where a trend reversal could invalidate the signal.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $869.9 million in outflows on Thursday, Nov. 14, the second-largest single-day withdrawal on record. The move heightened negative sentiment around BTC and could add near-term pressure to prices.
Bitcoin's Fear & Greed Index has fallen to its lowest extreme fear reading since March amid continued downside price pressure, prompting debate over whether a durable bottom is forming.
Santiment says social sentiment around Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP has fallen sharply as a selloff pushes traders into defensive posture, even as on-chain and momentum readings hint at short-term bottom signals.
After asking four AIs whether Pi Network (PI) can reach a new all-time high before end-2025, responses were mixed; Grok warned it’s unlikely, citing "current bearish technicals, ongoing unlocks, and subdued sentiment."
Bitcoin traded around $103,000 while ether hovered near $3,500 as the market consolidated on Thursday and sentiment skewed toward fear.
Bitcoin sentiment has slipped into 'Extreme Fear' as many holders worry a deeper drawdown is coming, but some market signals point to a potential turn in the near term. Traders are watching whether current weakness becomes a capitulation-driven base before a fresh rally.
Bitcoin did not experience the post-shutdown bounce many traders expected after the end of the longest US government shutdown. Market reaction was muted as macro and liquidity concerns outweighed any political relief rally.