Trading

In the latest AltCryptoCast episode, hosts admit to selling mistakes but share an optimistic outlook for recovery with new strategies and positions.

Bitcoin’s price is rallying, fueled by aggressive buying, but analysts warn this signals an overheated market. Contrasting this with stalling economic velocity, they caution that the current momentum may be driven by leverage rather than solid fundamentals, making the rally potentially fragile.

Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range amid heavy selling from long-term holders. Analyst Ali Martinez warns that a break below the $83,300 support level could trigger a steep decline to $66,900.

Crypto analyst Didi Taihuttu warns of a potential bear market for Bitcoin, citing several bearish technical indicators. He advises traders to be cautious while suggesting long-term holders view dips as buying opportunities, emphasizing strategy over panic.

A group of Dutch investors made a 233% profit on XRP using an automated trading bot, with similar gains on Ethereum and Solana, highlighting the growing popularity of crypto trading bots.

Didi Taihuttu of the Bitcoin Family clarifies that he hasn’t sold all his bitcoins, explaining his strategy of separating holdings into a long-term hodl stack and an active trading stack.

XRP’s open interest has plummeted to its lowest level in a year, signaling a significant drop in trader conviction despite a broader market rally. This decline in open positions raises concerns about sustained selling pressure, though some analysts see potential for a bullish reversal.

A mysterious trader who correctly predicted the October crypto crash has placed a €38.6 million long position on Ethereum, sparking market discussion.

A Texan trader turned $11,000 into nearly half a billion dollars using memecoin sniper bots, while an AI trading experiment showed mixed results and a Cardano investor lost over $6 million in a single trade due to a liquidity error.