Analysis

The US Federal Reserve appears increasingly nervous about underlying weaknesses in the economy, prompting potential rate cuts and T-bill purchases. While this move aims to stabilize the financial system, analysts suggest it’s more about buying time than sparking a new bull run for Bitcoin.

Ethereum’s supply on exchanges has hit an all-time low, dropping below 9% of circulating supply, leading analysts to forecast potential price increases despite recent market declines.

Didi Taihuttu explores whether Bitcoin’s classic four-year cycle is still valid, suggesting macroeconomic factors could delay the next market peak until 2026. He emphasizes the importance of self-custody and maintaining a long-term perspective regardless of the cycle’s timing.

Cardano (ADA) sees a double-digit percentage rise today, recovering from recent losses, but analysts remain cautious about the sustainability of the rally.

This article explores the debate over Bitcoin’s scarcity. While the 21 million coin cap is a core tenet of its value, critics argue that its divisibility into satoshis makes this scarcity an illusion. Proponents, however, counter that demand outstrips supply, making it a genuinely scarce asset.

Economists indicate that M2 money velocity is unlikely to surge again soon, potentially pressuring Bitcoin’s price short-term, though long-term recovery may follow policy shifts.

Crypto analyst CrediBULL has drawn a striking comparison between Bitcoin’s current price action and the historical chart of the S&P 500, suggesting the world’s largest cryptocurrency may be on the verge of a major parabolic rally.

Companies holding Ethereum as a strategic reserve are facing significant unrealized losses as ETH’s price has dropped by nearly 50% from its August high. Technical analysis suggests further downside potential, adding to the pressure on these firms.