Yashu Gola

Open Interest surged to $3.22 billion Thursday to levels not seen since February.

The inverted head and shoulders pattern hints at a decisive breakout move in the Polkadot market.

Tesla’s Bitcoin stash is now worth $1 billion more than when Elon Musk approved the purchase in February.

BNB price gets a boost as Binance launches a $1 billion blockchain fund.

ETH/BTC dropped below its 200-day exponential moving average for the first time since March 2020, raising risks of more downside.

The bullish analogy appears as Bitcoin reserves across all the crypto exchanges fall to their lowest in the previous 12 months, suggesting holding sentiment among traders.

The sharp upside retracement surfaces as retail frenzy around Shiba Inu hints at testing May peak levels.

The XRP price chart is painting a golden cross while rising inside an ascending channel.

The Dogecoin spinoff sprinted past popular blockchain protocols like Stellar and Polygon to become an $11 billion crypto project.

A confluence of at least three different bearish indicators appears on Ethereum's multi-timeframe charts, suggesting that its ongoing bull run risks exhaustion.

SHIB is notably mirroring its mentor Dogecoin's price moves from the Feb.–April 2021 session, raising possibilities of dump ahead.

Traders wound up their long Bitcoin derivatives contracts ahead of the October price rally, ignoring solid on-chain fundamentals.

The gaming token, which reached $150 in the early UTC hours of Monday, risks correcting below $90 as a key technical indicator identifies its overbought conditions.

The eerie deja vu scenario can see Ether hit $13,000 within six months if history repeats.

Three bullish indicators converge as Ethereum’s native token, Ether, climbs over 9% on Oct. 1 to cross $3,000, a psychological resistance level.

The flagship cryptocurrency has closed October in profit seven out of nine times since 2013, raising hopes that it will be able to log a fractal bull run in the next 31 days.

Rising jobless claims in the U.S. sparked sell-offs in the dollar market. On the other hand, Bitcoin held onto its intraday gains.

The Ethereum block producers accumulated $6.1 billion worth of ETH tokens after the Aug. 5 network upgrade.

Traders raised their bids for the decentralized exchange token, believing it would benefit from China's decision to classify all crypto transactions as "illegal."

One of the crypto mining stocks delivered more than 1,600% returns year-over-year (YoY) while Bitcoin's gains in the same period came out to be around 290%.

The flagship cryptocurrency closed the previous week below its 21-week exponential moving average for the 19th time in history, triggering additional selloff risks.

In the last 24 hours, the DEX sector has logged a combined profit of over 60%, while their centralized counterparts have grown by just 0.77%.

Ether prices recovered on Sunday amid a market-wide upside correction while receiving an additional upside boost from a bullish JPMorgan Chase report.

The second-largest cryptocurrency falls 13.30% versus Bitcoin's 9.38% decline as China's move scares investors away.

Meanwhile, the amount staked in Ethereum 2.0 smart contracts reached over 7.75 million ETH.

AXS may form a death cross between its 20-day and 50-day exponential moving averages, despite the latest rebound.

The sharp bounce back in the Avalanche market still faces risks of exhaustion as the price forms a bearish wedge setup.

The bearish setup positions Ethereum price to extend the decline toward $2,000.

The pattern's neckline support near $1,984 emerges as Ether's downside target.

Bitcoin has been leaving Coinbase’s wallets in 2021, while BTC exchange reserves on Binance tell a different story.