Market Wrap

The rebound in crypto prices won't be short-lived as key market metrics show signs of recovery, Arca analysts said in...

Crypto prices were down sizably on Tuesday but bounced off of their worst levels.

Cryptos came under pressure as a potential U.S.-China trade war once again on the table.

Silver hit $50 per ounce for the first time ever, but that milestone sparked a fast bout of profit-taking.

The gold rally may need to cool before bitcoin could really gain momentum, suggested another analyst.

The pullback was a broad one, with altcoins like SOL, ADA, and XRP suffering even steeper declines.

Bitcoin's breakout suggests further upside above $130,000, but a pullback to $118,000 remain possible, Deribit's CCO said.

Open interest in BTC futures hits all-time high as Fed uncertainty and ETF hopes boost crypto sentiment.

Crypto markets began what is historically their strongest quarter on a positive note.

Following last week's big swoon, crypto markets returned to tracking gains in stocks and gold.