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Bitcoin just hit a wall. After months of steady gains, the world’s largest cryptocurrency dropped 15% since early November. Now it sits at a critical junction where one price

The crypto market just dropped 20% in November. Most traders panicked and sold. But the biggest wallets? They’re buying.

Ethereum just printed a bullish harami pattern on the daily chart. That’s typically good news. But the setup comes with a catch that could kill the rally before it starts.

Crypto markets are bleeding. Bitcoin dropped under $97,000 this week. Ethereum fell 17% in November alone. Total market cap hit four-month lows.

Almost $5 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts expire today at 8:00 UTC on Deribit. That’s real money on the line, and traders are watching closely.

Ethereum price dropped 17.5% this month. But whales aren’t panicking. Instead, they just bought nearly $900 million worth of ETH.

The crypto market just lost $106 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin fell to $103,000, dragging altcoins down with it. This wasn’t a flash crash. It’s part of a broader pullback that’s

The crypto faithful treated Bitcoin halvings like clockwork for over a decade. Cut the mining reward in half, wait 12-18 months, then watch prices explode. Simple, right?

Bitcoin can’t seem to break free. After weeks of failed attempts, BTC remains trapped below $108,000 while traders churn positions at an alarming rate.

The crypto market just shed $92 billion in a brutal 24-hour selloff. Bitcoin fell below $100,000 for the first time since June. And the panic hasn’t stopped yet.