William Suberg

Bitcoin prepares to seal a "red" monthly candle for May as attention turns to US PMI and other labor-market data coming next week.

Bitcoin continues June with a dip below $70,000, its first since mid-April, as crypto markets spark $800 million in liquidations over 24 hours.

Bitcoin is showing early signs of "seller exhaustion" as sellers attempt to force a retest of $60,000 BTC price support.

Bitcoin is now in the "window" for printing a bear market bottom if BTC price cycles continue to play out, with the cycle midpoint just $20,000 away from current spot price.

Bitcoin begins a dip from local highs, leaving stocks heading higher while oil plumbs sub-$80 levels for the first time in several months.

Bitcoin traders diverge over what BTC price action will do after the FOMC meeting, but a $55,000 target remains on the table.

Bitcoin analysis warns that Strategy BTC sales in the future may be capping BTC price upside as focus shifts beyond Fed FOMC meeting.

Bitcoin has dropped ten places by market cap globally in a year, but its rebound could take ten times as long, a crypto commentator warns.

Bitcoin may end its macro downtrend with a bottom above $50,000 in a classic liquidity grab, a new prediction suggests as "aggressive" shorting returns to Binance.

Bitcoin fields new geopolitical threats from a familiar source as "suspicious" BTC price moves combine with sustained selling from Binance spot traders.