Bitcoin’s Taker Buy/Sell Ratio Hits Lowest Level Since 2018, Signals Weak Buying Momentum
Bitcoin’s 30-day Taker Buy/Sell Ratio drops to its lowest since 2018, showing weak buying momentum and growing market selling pressure.
Bitcoin’s 30-day Taker Buy/Sell Ratio drops to its lowest since 2018, showing weak buying momentum and growing market selling pressure.
STH SOPR falls below 1 as short-term holders sell at losses, signaling potential opportunities during the ongoing Bitcoin bull phase.
New Bitcoin investors capitulate at a loss while seasoned holders remain profitable, signaling a market shakeout that strengthens long-term support.
Bitcoin consolidates below $120K as analysts warn of weakening support, CME gap risks, and investor cost basis at $111K.
Bitcoin trades at $110K after an 8% correction, with exchange outflows rising as analysts highlight past deeper drawdowns.
Bitcoin tests 112K support after a $2.7B whale-triggered drop, showing key momentum shifts across BTC and ETH markets.
Bitcoin trades near $112K as analysts note key resistance at $124K, support at $111.4K, and fractal comparisons to past cycles.
Bitcoin faces a key September as analysts warn of a correction tied to Fed policy, retail behavior, and key liquidity zones.
Bitcoin consolidates above $110K support after breakout, with analyst targets at $135K if momentum sustains.
Bitcoin retests a broken trendline near $118.5K. A daily close above could reignite momentum, while rejection risks a drop toward $103.3K.
Bitcoin charts show a potential double top with neckline support at $112K. A confirmed break could send BTC toward $99K–$98K.
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