Bear Market

Celsius, the crypto lender that last month halted withdrawals, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the company said in a press release. User withdrawals will remain halted.

Yes, we’re back from New York City and back into the grind of a market that has recovered a smidge of its dignity, total cryptocurrency market cap poking its head back above a trillion once again. For how long, well we’ll have to see. And with no prospect of the Fed easing off on rate…

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Hope for a Short-Term Swoon Dashed as BTC and ETH Return to 2020 Levels

GM, Good monday to one and all. Are we in a bear market? Yes, we are and we have been for some time already. The truth is the bottom most likely hasn’t happened yet. I would expect that to be much closer to the previous ATH of 20k. And that will hurt. Details on losses…

Ouch, for a while it looked like we’d ridden the worst of it last week but then the bears bit hard again as the cryptocurrency market dropped back to 1.7trn and if you remember the high was 3trn as recently as November 2021. These periods never feel good. But in this quick take we’ll go…

After the bull, there’s a bear. And the bear is ready to wake up from its deep sleep..

The crypto market’s all-time highs are just a memory. The summer slump now seems to be deepening into something more disturbing. And it’s not so far-fetched that Bitcoin may give back all of its gains since the first quarter if bears continue their rampage. Gird yourselves, it’s white-knuckle time in crypto. On Tuesday, Bitcoin had…

The crypto market faced one of its significant drops this week. In this video we conduct a narrative analysis across different sources to try to understand why the drop happened and where we go from here.

With 2020 coming to an end, the torch is being passed over to 2021. The bull market seems inevitable as Bitcoin is just shy of $20,000, although that probably won’t be the only exciting thing for the upcoming year. Here are 5 other things we’re looking forward to in 2021.