A wave of new cryptocurrency ETF applications has hit the SEC, featuring everything from Avalanche infrastructure to meme coin Bonk. Analysts predict varying approval odds, with AVAX and tokenization funds leading while exotic products face greater regulatory scrutiny. This expands the queue to over 90 pending crypto ETF applications before regulators.
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0 posts last weekBitcoin Rebounds as Markets Eye Middle East Tensions
Bitcoin regained ground late Sunday, trading above $101,000 after an initial sell-off triggered by U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The crypto rebound coincided with modest moves in gold and oil, indicating traders anticipate a short-lived conflict rather than a prolonged geopolitical crisis. Iran responded with missile strikes on Israel and threats against U.S. bases, while diplomatic efforts resumed with Iran’s foreign minister meeting Russian officials. Analysts noted elevated crypto trading volumes, reflecting uncertainty, but emphasized Bitcoin’s resilience as an emerging asset class. Despite the volatility, markets stabilized quickly, with oil prices remaining below levels associated with major supply disruptions. The situation remains fluid, with further U.S. military action on hold pending diplomatic developments.
about Bitcoin Rebounds as Markets Eye Middle East TensionsAnalysts Skeptical of Bitcoin’s 75% Drop Prediction
Crypto analysts are skeptical of Peter Brandt’s recent speculation on X that Bitcoin could correct by 75%, mirroring its 2022 decline. Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal called such a drop ‘very unlikely,’ citing differing market conditions compared to previous crashes. Brandt’s prediction follows Bitcoin’s recent price action, but experts believe a repeat of the 2022 slump is improbable given the current environment.
about Analysts Skeptical of Bitcoin's 75% Drop PredictionBitcoin Could Hit $120K as Tariff Tensions Ease
Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal predicts Bitcoin could rally to $120,000 if US tariff tensions subside, but warns that prolonged uncertainty under Trump’s policies poses a major risk. Hundal highlights that delayed monetary easing by US policymakers, awaiting ‘hard data’ on tariff impacts, could trigger a growth slowdown. The analyst emphasizes that the current cycle of tariff threats is the biggest threat to Bitcoin bulls in the near term.
about Bitcoin Could Hit $120K as Tariff Tensions EaseBitcoin to Rally as Court Blocks Trump Tariffs
Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal predicts a significant Bitcoin rally following a US federal court’s decision to block most of former President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The US Court of International Trade ruled on May 28 that Trump overstepped his authority, a move Hundal describes as an ‘epic mic drop’ for Bitcoin. This legal shift is anticipated to attract substantial capital into Bitcoin, potentially pushing its price toward $120,000 as market confidence grows amid reduced trade policy uncertainty.
about Bitcoin to Rally as Court Blocks Trump TariffsBitcoin Rally Cautious Despite $900M ETF Inflows
Bitcoin’s recent rally, fueled by $912.7M in spot ETF inflows—the highest since January—has analysts debating its sustainability. While technical patterns suggest a potential climb to $99K, 10x Research’s Markus Thielen highlights weak stablecoin inflows as a red flag, questioning whether the rally is driven by durable demand or leveraged speculation. Key resistance at $95K could trigger further gains if breached, but market volatility persists amid geopolitical uncertainty. Analysts remain divided, with some eyeing $100K and others warning of a 10-15% correction.
about Bitcoin Rally Cautious Despite $900M ETF InflowsCrypto Market Outlook: Bitcoin & Ether Q1 Decline, Bullish Q2 Ahead
The crypto market endured one of its worst Q1 performances in history, with Bitcoin dropping 11.82% and Ether plummeting 45.41%. However, analysts remain optimistic about Q2, citing global liquidity expansion (M2 money supply at all-time highs) and regulatory progress as key catalysts. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan called it the ‘best worst quarter,’ noting significant developments amid short-term challenges. Stablecoins hit a record $218M in Q1, signaling growing DeFi adoption. Social sentiment has turned bullish, and geopolitical instability may further drive Bitcoin demand. Bitwise reaffirms its $200K Bitcoin price target for 2025, citing macro tailwinds.
about Crypto Market Outlook: Bitcoin & Ether Q1 Decline, Bullish Q2 AheadCrypto and Markets Plunge Amid Trump Tariff Fallout
The crypto market has experienced sharp declines following the implementation of President Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods, with Bitcoin dropping 4.1% to $76,550 and Ethereum falling 8.3%. Altcoins like Dogecoin, Solana, and Cardano also suffered heavy losses. The broader financial markets mirrored this turmoil, with Asian and U.S. indices dropping sharply. Analysts attribute the sell-off to heightened trade war fears and weakening investor sentiment. Meanwhile, bond markets saw volatile movements, with the 10-year Treasury yield spiking and weak demand at a recent Treasury auction raising concerns about foreign appetite for U.S. debt.
about Crypto and Markets Plunge Amid Trump Tariff FalloutCrypto Fear Index Hits Lowest Level Since Major Market Collapses
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has plunged to a score of 10, indicating “Extreme Fear,” as Bitcoin fell below $85,000, reminiscent of the market turmoil seen during the collapses of Celsius, Terra, and Three Arrows Capital in 2022. Analysts suggest that this sentiment may present a buying opportunity, despite ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties and rising global liquidity levels. March is anticipated to be a pivotal month for the cryptocurrency market.
about Crypto Fear Index Hits Lowest Level Since Major Market CollapsesBitcoin Bears Face Challenges as New All-Time Highs Expected by March
Bitcoin bears face increasing challenges as analysts predict new all-time highs by the end of March, with current trading around $102,470. Volatility levels are reminiscent of the US election period, raising concerns for speculators, while opinions on Bitcoin’s Q1 performance remain divided among experts. Some foresee a potential dip to $70,000-$75,000, while others believe the chances of such a drop are minimal.
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