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Welcome to Trade Secrets — Bitcoin and Ethereum price predictions from top analysts, along with options data, sentiment analysis and prediction markets to determine what they can tell us about the months and years ahead. Ether a ‘top conviction pick’ that’s set to go on mammoth 160% rally Ether will skyrocket 160% from its current […]

Bitcoin (BTC) will no longer experience “parabolic” price rallies or “devastating” bear markets, because BTC exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have permanently reduced volatility and altered market dynamics, according to Blockware BTC analyst Mitchell Askew. “BTC/USD looks like two entirely different assets before and after the ETF,” the analyst wrote on Friday. The chart he shared showed

Key takeaways: Bitcoin (BTC) recovered sharply after sweeping range lows on Friday and is trying to continue its uptrend into the weekend, indicating that bulls are still in control of the market. Bitcoin traders eye highs after $115K liquidity grab Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed daily gains surpassing 2% as BTC/USD reached

Key takeaways: Bitcoin (BTC) recovered sharply after sweeping range lows on Friday and is trying to continue its uptrend into the weekend, indicating that bulls are still in control of the market. Bitcoin traders eye highs after $115K liquidity grab Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed daily gains surpassing 2% as BTC/USD reached

Key points: XRP (XRP) investors face new warnings over becoming “exit liquidity” after Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen moved 50 million tokens to exchanges. In a response on X, J. A. Maartunn, a contributor to onchain analytics platform CryptoQuant, told XRP holders not to “get dumped on.” Chris Larsen XRP transactions: “What’s next?” XRP hit near

Top Stories of The Week Ripple applies for US banking license, joining crypto rush for legitimacy Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed on X on Wednesday that the company is applying for a license with the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), following an earlier report by The Wall Street Journal. “True to