Bitcoin hasn’t crashed massively due to the Binance hack. This weekly is going to be crucial. As many weekly candles of #Altcoins look magnificent, I wouldn’t be surprised to be…
Michaël van de Poppe Published: 2026-11-01 09:49 UTC Collected: 2026-11-01 11:32 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
#Bitcoin hasn’t crashed massively due to the Binance hack.
This weekly is going to be crucial.
As many weekly candles of #Altcoins look magnificent, I wouldn’t be surprised to be seeing a strong sur…
#Bitcoin hasn’t crashed massively due to the Binance hack.
This weekly is going to be crucial.
As many weekly candles of #Altcoins look magnificent, I wouldn’t be surprised to be seeing a strong surge in the coming weeks on them.
Long and strong.
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#Bitcoin is essentially in between levels at this point. It's still trending down, and there's a clear and obvious level where you'd want to place your bids: $75,000. The problem: everyone eyes this level. When that happens, most likely we won't be getting that specific level as
My gameplan is simple for #Bitcoin. If #Bitcoin sweeps the lows at $75,000, I'm a buyer. Nothing else. Given that there's the midterms tomorrow, I would assume that there's going to be high volatility on the road. I'm still standing behind the thesis that we're at the end of the
#Bitcoin corrects at the start of the week. What's the reason for this? If you'd be arguing this on a fundamental basis; I'm sure the reason is that the midterms are taking place tomorrow and crypto generally has an extreme taste of opinion; meaning that there's a lot of fear and
