Market Forecast

Cboe BZX Exchange has approved the listing of the 21Shares Spot XRP ETF. The SEC filing is already in place, and the ETF could debut as early as the following day, joining the lineup of applications from Rex Osprey, Franklin Templeton, and other firms. Analyst Javon Marks forecasts that XRP’s bull market will deliver excess returns over BTC exceeding 600%, setting a long-term price target above $14.

Skepticism persists in the Bitcoin derivatives market regarding bullish momentum. Although the Federal Reserve kept rates steady at 3.75% and launched $40 billion in Treasury purchases to enhance liquidity, Chair Powell underscored ongoing labor market weakness and inflationary risks. Dissent from two committee members further signals internal divisions.

This week, the crypto market remained in a volatile range amid macroeconomic disturbances, recent consecutive rate cuts by the FED have boosted short-term market sentiment, but investors’ concerns over structural issues such as long-term inflation, fiscal deficits, and the independence of monetary policy have not subsided. Additionally, the Bank of Japan’s rate hike this month is widely anticipated. Yesterday, Bitcoin spiked to a high before dropping over 2.2%, while Ethereum also surged then retraced, ending the day up 1.2%.

Cardano founder Hoskinson forecasts a major turning point in 2026, emphasizing the need for Pentad coordination to resolve governance and cross-chain integration issues. Following the power transfer enabled by CIP-1694, he has proposed a 70 million ADA fund to support infrastructure development. ADA currently encounters resistance between $0.55 and $0.60, with support in the $0.42 to $0.45 range. A breakout above resistance could signal further upside potential, marking a critical juncture for both governance transformation and technological innovation. Investors are closely monitoring for bullish confirmation and ADA’s relative performance against BTC.

The Federal Reserve will soon release its interest rate decision, with markets pricing in an 88.6% chance of a 0.25% rate cut. Bitcoin's upward momentum is now being tested as the price approaches resistance at the 50-day EMA of $97,000. A decisive breakout above this level could open the door to $100,000. If not, downward pressure is likely to increase.

Bitcoin has been trading sideways near $90,000. If bullish sentiment picks up, the price could test resistance between $90,800 and $92,000. On the downside, support lies in the $89,500 to $86,500 range—a break below this zone may trigger a sharper decline. In the near term, the battle between bulls and bears remains intense, with $90,000 serving as a key level.

Crypto analyst NoLimit forecasts that Bitcoin could drop below $50,000 in 2026, framing this as a historic opportunity for wealth transfer and a market reset. Investors are advised to maintain liquidity, closely watch the debt crisis and the risk of stock market bubbles bursting, and prepare to capitalize on market lows. It is crucial to prudently evaluate the risks associated with heightened volatility.

Examine Bitcoin's projected price trajectory and long-term prospects for 2026, consider the likelihood of surpassing $180,000, and provide insights on how investors should approach BTC's future.

ADA, Cardano's native token, surged 15% to $0.43, with market analysts forecasting a possible move toward the $0.50 mark. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the driving factors and explores potential investment opportunities.

Ethereum Open Interest dropped sharply by 50% within a short timeframe, resulting in the liquidation of about $6.4 billion in contracts and causing significant market volatility. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the drivers behind the capital exodus, recent changes in short-term price structure, and possible future movements for ETH.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF saw net outflows of about $114 million this week, prompting concerns over institutional capital exiting the market. This article examines the factors behind the outflows, market responses, and the short-term effects on Bitcoin's price movement.

Bitcoin has plummeted recently, at one point dropping below the $85,000 threshold and sparking widespread market panic and a wave of sell-offs. In this article, we take a deep dive into the underlying causes of this downturn, examine possible future support levels, and assess whether BTC still has room to fall.

Ethereum’s price has once again dropped below $3,000, while on-chain data presents a complex picture: institutional buying, withdrawal outflows, and contradictory technical indicators. These mixed signals have led to significant disagreement in the market over ETH’s future prospects.

Bitcoin has climbed back above $92,000, sparking a surge in market optimism. KASPA, SPX, and WLFI are leading the rally in the altcoin sector, with capital returning to the cryptocurrency market.

XRP is facing downward pressure at the moment. If it loses its key support, the price could revisit $1.90. This article offers a detailed analysis of price action, institutional sell-offs, and major support zones, urging investors to stay alert to potential risks.