A leading crypto analyst has further expressed their confidence that Dogecoin could be set for a bullish run in the current market cycle. This comes thanks to renewed buyer interest in the coin following its recent drop. Rising Volume Signals Strong Demand for Dogecoin In an X post, Crypto analyst Emilio Crypto Bojan described the latest drop in DOGE as a “generational entry” point. According to Bojan, trading volume began rising soon after the coin hit its low point, suggesting that many investors bought the dip rather than selling. Related Reading: Dogecoin Has Entered A Historically Red Month And The Result Could Be Catastrophic The meme coin fell by about 14% to $0.07763 during last week’s high-volatility period, when Bitcoin fell to $59,000. Bojan considers this a perfect moment to buy this coin at a low price. Since then, DOGE has recovered to around $0.08529. The coin has also maintained strong interest among traders, with a 24-hour trading volume of about $812.7 million and a
Strategy has added 1,550 bitcoin to its treasury for approximately $101 million, bringing its total holdings to 845,256 BTC and its USD reserve to $1.0 billion. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor disclosed the purchase on X on June 8, 2026, sharing the company’s updated reserve figures. The announcement came exactly one week after Strategy’s first disclosed […]
Longtime Cardano supporter and crypto commentator Dan Gambardello said ADA’s steep decline has exposed deeper frustrations inside the Cardano ecosystem, even as he maintained that the project’s underlying technology remains among the strongest in crypto. In a lengthy post on X, Gambardello framed the issue as bigger than price alone. He argued that Cardano’s more than 80% drop from 2024 levels should be viewed in the context of a broader altcoin drawdown, not as proof that the network itself is failing. Still, he said the market weakness has intensified longstanding concerns over ecosystem support, leadership, public optics and Cardano’s relative isolation from the wider crypto market. “Let me just say…Cardano is down over 80% from 2024 along with so many altcoins. It’s not because Cardano is failing. It’s because altcoins are getting demolished,” Gambardello wrote. “So please try to separate price and everything I write here. To be clear: This is not me turning against the project.” W
BTCTOP CEO Jiang Zhuoer has pushed back against fears that Strategy could become a major Bitcoin seller if the market falls further. In a post on X, Jiang said he does not believe Strategy will “substantially net sell BTC.” He…
Over the weekend, the Bitcoin price suffered a major crash, moving below $60,000 for the first time in this cycle. In contrast, there has been some recovery, with the price moving above $62,000 on Sunday, as investors moved back into the market. However, this recovery seems to only be a stop-gap for now because, according to one analyst, there is something bad coming Bitcoin’s way and it’s going to happen today. Is A Black Monday In The Cards? Analyst WhaleTwits on the X (formerly Twitter) platform has sounded the alarm for what could be a Monday to remember for Bitcoin. This comes after the crash toward $59,000 last week as the market moved into the bearish territory once again, suggesting that the worst is not over. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could Rally 300x And Cross $20, Analyst Claims According to the crypto analyst, something bad is expected to happen to Bitcoin on Monday, which is today. However, this does not seem to be ‘bad’ in the sense that everyone expects. Instead, the cry
Bitcoin’s bearish structure over the past few weeks has raised clear concerns about the flagship cryptocurrency’s future. Amid these concerns are speculations concerning its trajectory, some of which point to bottoms as low as $25,000. However, an on-chain analyst recently took to the social media platform X to explain why Bitcoin’s fall to $25,000 is an unlikely scenario in its current cycle. Electrical Cost Model Points To Potential Bitcoin Bottom In a June 6 post on X, crypto analyst Ted Pillows implied that the Bitcoin price might see further declines before a definitive bear market bottom is established. This conjecture is based on the Bitcoin Electrical Cost model. For context, the model estimates Bitcoin’s fundamental production costs by measuring the electricity required to mine new BTC. Because mining operations tend to consume substantial amounts of energy, the metric is often used as a proxy for Bitcoin’s inherent value. This is because it represents the minimum price at wh
Bitcoin’s price action in June has been marked by heavy selling pressure, with the leading cryptocurrency suffering one of its sharpest declines of the year. In the first five days of the month, Bitcoin has triggered more than $1.28 billion in long liquidations as prices plunged toward the critical $60,000 region. According to the renowned analyst, Bitcoin’s struggles are part of a broader market-wide risk-off move in the US financial markets. In an X post on June 6, Adler Jr. explained that the Bitcoin market turmoil began following the release of stronger-than-expected US labor market data. The US economy reportedly added 172,000 jobs in May, significantly above forecasts of 88,000. Generally, rising employment is viewed as a positive economic signal. However, with inflationary pressures remaining elevated and energy prices still relatively high, investors interpreted the report differently. According to Adler Jr., the stronger labor market reinforced expectations that the US Federal
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