Polkadot News

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

Bitcoin has never managed a weekly close above $60,000, and failing to do so again risks a reversal downhill, a new warning says.

The first series of auctions will begin on Nov. 11 and run until Dec. 9.

Bitcoin remains strong above its recent breakout level, but several major altcoins will be under pressure until BTC reveals its next move.

A cross-chain DeFi and NFT farming project plans to release 400 collectible chimps as part of efforts to remove intermediaries and connect artists with audiences on the blockchain.

Analysts say Bitcoin has started its journey toward a new all-time high and the sideways action from altcoins suggests traders are shifting funds into BTC.

Bitcoin could pick up momentum above $56,100 and that could attract buying in DOT, UNI, LINK, and XMR.

Bitcoin and select altcoins are facing selling at higher levels, indicating that short-term traders may be booking profits after the recent rally.

Bitcoin has surged above the overhead resistance and that has pulled several altcoins higher.

Bitcoin bulls have set their sights on $50,000 and this renewed push is also boosting large and small-cap altcoin prices.

AXS, CVP and POLS lead altcoins higher while Bitcoin bulls search for a way to reclaim the $50,000 level.

Historical data suggests that October is a good month for Bitcoin bulls, and the push above $47,600 on Oct.1 could be a signal of what's to come for BTC and altcoins.

A week-long pattern of daily lower highs suggests bulls will be unable to flip $43,000 to support and this could weigh on the fledgling recovery seen across many altcoins.

Talisman plans to release an early version of its Polkadot wallet extension before the end of November.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins have recovered from last week’s sell-off, but they are still facing selling at higher levels, suggesting that the market could remain range-bound for a few days.