Bitcoin slides to $66,456 after a brutal 19% selloff. Here's what the RSI, MACD, Fibonacci, and moving averages say about the next move.
A bearish chart pattern on Ethereum signals a potential 20% drop to $1,570, while Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $1.32B in March as ETH products bled outflows.
Bitcoin pushed above $68,500 on Wednesday with on-chain data pointing to accelerating exchange outflows and fresh whale wallet inflows as key demand
SOL/USD crashes 33% to $84.51, trading below key moving averages. Here's what the RSI, MACD, and Fibonacci levels say about the next move.
Ethereum climbed 11.47% to $2,124.10 on April 1, 2026, but MACD and Fibonacci signals raise real questions about whether this surge has legs.
Bitcoin fell to $66,684 on March 31, 2026, as fresh PCE inflation data cooled Fed rate cut bets, strengthened the DXY, and weighed on broader risk
XRP slides to $1.3236 with a brutal 36.67% daily loss. Bears dominate the chart as support at $1.3023 faces its first real test.
Ethereum jumps 13.22% to close Q1 at $2,064.54, but the EMA 20 and bearish MACD are testing whether this bounce has real legs.
Bitcoin slides 18% to $67,620 to close Q1 2026, trading below its EMA 20 and SMA 50 with MACD deeply negative. Here is what the chart says next.
Bitcoin steadies near $67,300 while CHZ, FET and OP jump up to 9%, but oversold technicals and Iran conflict risks leave the recovery on shaky ground.