Historically, Bitcoin bull markets peak between 518-546 days after a halving event. However, this cycle is showing signs of accelerating by roughly 100 days. This hints at a potential peak around mid-May to mid-June 2025.
The accelerated timeline could bring more excitement and opportunities for investors.
Bitcoin began the week positively and is now approaching the resistance area. Let's see if BTC can break the $65,000 level this week.
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Here’s an overview of all US Bitcoin spot ETFs:
The overall trend remains bullish as BlackRock continues to accumulate Bitcoin, showing strong confidence in the market. Additionally, the selling pressure from Grayscale has significantly reduced, indicating a more stable environment.
All signs point to positive times ahead for Bitcoin as institutional interest continues to grow.
Nothing has changed in the market yet, and Bitcoin is moving sideways. We might see some action on Monday when the global markets open.
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U.S. Spot ETFs now hold 4.6% of the total Bitcoin supply, amounting to a value of $58B. The recent increase in balances includes Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust holdings, underscoring strong institutional demand for regulated Bitcoin exposure. This trend highlights the growing influence of institutional players in the crypto space.
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XAI is experiencing a significant increase after testing the support area. The long position is now up by more than 21%. Consider taking some profit or maintaining the position with a trailing stop loss.
Resistance Area: $0.243-$0.258
CHZ analysis:
The price has broken below the support area and is currently trading below it. The price is now heading for a retest of this area, and we should observe how it reacts there. This is considered a no-trade zone, and it's better to wait for some time for new entries.
Resistance Area: $0.0637-$0.0652
Educational Post
What Are Cross-Chain Bridges?
Cross-chain bridges, also known as blockchain bridges, are mechanisms that enable the movement of assets and information between different blockchain networks. These bridges facilitate interoperability and connectivity between different networks that may use different protocols and consensus mechanisms or have distinct functionalities that otherwise wouldn't be able to communicate with each other directly.
Why Are Bridges Important?
Bridges are crucial in addressing one of the most significant challenges in the crypto space – the lack of interoperability between different blockchain networks.
Each blockchain operates independently with its own unique set of rules, making it difficult to communicate and interact across networks. By connecting different blockchains, bridges enable the movement of tokens across chains and thereby enhance liquidity. This is particularly valuable in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem, where liquidity is crucial for the functionality of DeFi applications.
Types of Cross-Chain Bridges
There are several types of blockchain bridges. One common type is federated bridges, which employ a group of trusted entities to approve the transfer of assets across blockchains. Another is relay bridges, which relay information between different blockchains and often use special blockchain networks to provide shared security and enable interoperability between different chains.
Other types of cross-chain bridges include sidechain bridges and wrapped token bridges, each designed to address specific use cases and requirements. Regardless of their specific design, all bridges aim to enable the movement of digital assets across blockchain networks.
Risks of Cross-Chain Bridges
Blockchain bridges, while beneficial for a variety of reasons, also come with drawbacks. Blockchain bridges can have vulnerabilities and be exploited by attackers to steal large amounts of cryptocurrency.
Another potential technical limitation is transaction bottlenecks. A single chain’s throughput capacity limitations could affect overall capacity, creating a bottleneck for larger-scale blockchains.
Bitcoin is maintaining the support area, indicating a positive sign. A potential bounce may occur, as it seems that the market has absorbed the impact of the war news.
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Key Bitcoin Support Levels 🔸
Based on on-chain data, the most significant support zones are:
1️⃣ $61,101 (1.83% of total BTC moved)
2️⃣ $60,365 (2.01% of total BTC moved)
3️⃣ $59,630 (1.29% of total BTC moved)
4️⃣ $58,892 (1.35% of total BTC moved)
Keep an eye on these levels for potential strong support!
ACH analysis:
The price has been rejected from the resistance area several times. This means it's currently a no-trade zone. We are waiting for a clear break above the resistance area or a test of the support area for new entries. Let's see how the price reacts in the coming days.
Support Area: $0.0153-$0.0163
Resistance Area: $0.022-$0.0231
Bitcoin experienced a sharp drop due to the war news but managed to hold the $60,000 support level and bounce back. The local resistance is in the $62,000-$62,500 range.
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Bitcoin is experiencing a sharp decline as news breaks that Iran has launched missiles on Israel. This escalation is causing a major sell-off across global markets, and crypto is no exception. Exercise caution and use tight stop losses on all open positions to manage risk. Stay alert.
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ACA dropped to the local support area and bounced as expected. If you opened a long position, it's time to increase your stop loss to secure profits. We may see a move toward the resistance area of the triangle in the coming days.
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AXL analysis:
Price is currently trading within a range bounded by a support and resistance area. It is advisable to refrain from trading in this zone and wait for a more favorable setup.
Support Area: $0.456-$0.482
Resistance Area: $0.77-$0.805
The TOTAL2 (altcoin marketcap) was rejected from the resistance area in the first attempt. We may see another test of the resistance area. A break above this area will trigger a good rally in altcoins.
Resistance Area: $925-$960 Billion
IOTA analysis:
Price tested the support area and bounced from there. You can place your buy orders in the support area and wait. We may see a test of the support area again before the next move.
Support Area: $0.113-$0.117
Resistance Area: $0.152-$0.156
CHZ is retesting the area and was rejected in the first attempt. The price is now approaching the level again, and we'll see how it reacts this time. If there's another rejection, the price will likely move towards the support area. It's better to stay away from CHZ for now.
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CKB analysis:
Price touched the support area and bounced from there. Consider opening long positions if the price drops to the support area.
Support Area: $0.015-$0.0158
Resistance Area: $0.0191-$0.0205
The ACA position was stopped out, highlighting the importance of always using a stop loss. Additionally, the price broke the triangle pattern, indicating a bearish trend. It's advisable to avoid ACA for now, as we may see further declines in the coming days.
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Bitcoin has rebounded from the support area as expected. There may be a move towards the $64,500-$65,500 resistance area in the coming days. It seems like the dump is over, and we may see a continuation of the upward movement.
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Bitcoin miners' selling pressure has reduced over the last 30 days, and for the first time in nearly a year, the trend has reversed. This shift could signal positive momentum for the market.
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XAI followed the plan and tested the support area as expected. We already gave a signal to buy at the support area. You can hold the position with a stop loss. The support and resistance levels remain the same.
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ORDI analysis:
Price is approaching the support area, making it a good zone for new entries. There may be a liquidity grab at the support, followed by a bounce.
Support Area: $26-$28
Resistance Area: $0.375-$0.40
Bitcoin is once again testing the support area. Let's see how the price reacts. This is a crucial point, and a break below $60,000 will trigger heavy selling.
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BTC Short-Term Holder Support Levels:
🔵 STH Realized Price (< 1 week): $64.4K
🔴 STH Realized Price (< 1 month): $61.7K
🟢 STH Realized Price (Overall): $62.7K
🐂 Bullish: Spot holds support above STH realized price.
🐻 Bearish: Loss of STH support (< 1 month) at $61.7K.
Keep an eye on these key levels for potential market moves!
XAI analysis:
Price is plummeting after testing the resistance area, heading towards the support area where buy orders can be placed.
Support Area: $0.17-$0.18
Resistance Area: $0.243-$0.258
SHIB analysis:
Price is currently consolidating after a strong rally. Consider purchasing SHIB near the support level for a potential uptrend continuation after a retest.
Support Area: $0.0000157-$0.0000161
Resistance Area: $0.000020-$0.000022
Bitcoin has failed to hold the key support area and is now trading below it. The price is heading for a retest of the level, and it’s crucial to see if BTC can reclaim it. If Bitcoin fails to reclaim the support, we could see further downward movement ahead.
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Educational Post
What is Bitcoin Core?
Bitcoin Core is the leading implementation of the software enabling users to interact with the Bitcoin network. It is not owned by any single business or organization but is instead updated and reviewed by a community of worldwide developers.
The software was initially released by Satoshi Nakamoto (under the name Bitcoin), only to be later renamed to Bitcoin Core to avoid any confusion.
What does it do?
By running the Bitcoin Core code, a user effectively acts as a node on the network. They can independently verify the validity of blocks received, as well as transactions sent by other users. This keeps miners in check and means that the user needs not trust anyone (such as a wallet provider) to display the correct view of the blockchain.
Bundled into the software is a wallet. Users can use this directly from within the application, or tether external wallets to their node to validate received transactions.
Should I run Bitcoin Core?
Users that frequently transact in Bitcoin should consider running a node to enjoy the various privacy and security benefits. A typical software wallet (one that does not interface with the user’s node) queries third-party servers for the user’s balance.
This practice can be of some concern, as it allows the server to tie the user’s balance to their IP address. The third party can reasonably infer that the user owns the public addresses they ask about.
In a similar vein, total reliance on a block explorer is dangerous from a transparency standpoint. As users have only a single point of reference for their balances, it is easy for the server to transmit false information to them.
