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8 Jun 2026, 10:38
MiCA Deadline Leaves 14 EU Exchanges Licensed, Tether Exits as Armstrong Flags AI Limits

Crypto News The European Union's crypto market faces a hard reset on July 1, 2026, when the transitional period under the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework expires. Any exchange, broker, or wallet...
8 Jun 2026, 10:38
Ethereum faces renewed resistance as price dips again

🚀 Ethereum faces rejection near resistance and risks fresh drops. 📉 Sellers defended key levels, echoing a past sharp decline in $ETH. 🗓️ Analysts say higher targets remain if momentum shifts back up. Continue Reading: Ethereum faces renewed resistance as price dips again The post Ethereum faces renewed resistance as price dips again appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
8 Jun 2026, 10:37
Gold Drops Below 200-Day Average as Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $1.72B, IBIT Hits Record Outflow

Bitcoin News Gold has slipped below its 200-day moving average for the first time since October 2023, dropping beneath $4,300 per ounce and tipping into a bear market . The metal has now shed more ...
8 Jun 2026, 10:37
106 Billion SHIB Out: Shiba Inu Returns to Bullish Zone as Sell Pressure Fades

Shiba Inu’s exchange flow has flipped bullish as onchain data shows that traders have bought more SHIB tokens than they have sold in the last 24 hours.
8 Jun 2026, 10:34
BTC Faces Fresh Dip as Middle East Tensions Flare Up: Geopolitical Risk Returns

A value of around $1.4 trillion was cut from the S&P 500 on Friday as tensions escalated between Israel and Iran. Over the weekend and into Monday morning an exchange of missiles has taken place. Bitcoin is unlikely to escape the prejudicial effects on U.S. stocks and therefore another dip back to $60K with possible lower lows could be waiting. Yet another bear flag forming Source: TradingView Since sweeping the low under $60K the $BTC price has staged somewhat of a recovery, rising 8.7%, which amounted to an increase of just over $5,000. However, it very much looks like yet another bear flag has formed , with its bottom at the recent low of $59,100. The oversold condition that enabled the bulls to enact this latest recovery has now dissipated, and it looks like this latest bear flag might play out. With renewed hostilities breaking out between Israel and Iran, the scene could be set for another leg down for Bitcoin, as sellers probably anticipate the next potential downward movement in the S&P 500. Potential drop to $49K? Source: TradingView The daily chart is spelling out the next possible move in this Bitcoin bear market, and it’s not a happy one for bulls. The full measured move out of this latest bear flag could take the $BTC price down to $49,000. This lines up with support at the bottom of the huge 8-month bull flag that occupied most of 2024. It was also support and resistance during the tops of the 2021 bull market. While still on the shallow side for a bear market bottom, compared with those in the past that measured 77% and more from top to bottom, this potential 61% bear market would be reasonably respectable. All this said, the RSI has already been down to a low that was last matched in the March 2020 Covid crash . Could it go even lower? If it did, this could bring bullish divergence into play - exactly what would be needed to initiate the new bull market. Could a retest of the bear market trendline be the bottom? Source: TradingView What really stands out in the weekly chart is how the bull market trendline and the 200-week simple moving average (SMA) have more or less followed the same trajectory since converging at the beginning of January 2024. This has become a very important support level to hold. Therefore, the recent dip just below the bull market trendline should be concerning to the bulls. A current rise back up to what could be a test and confirmation of the breakdown is also ominous. If this support fails, increased downward momentum could begin. What would then be very interesting to see is whether a retest of the bear market trendline would stop the slide ( as it did in the same circumstances when it became the bottom for the 2022 bear market ), or whether the $BTC price would drop through and go to $49K or even lower. The Stochastic RSI indicator lines are falling fast, signalling downward price momentum. Could they hit their bottom shortly after the market bottom, as happened in 2022? Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
8 Jun 2026, 10:33
Dogecoin Price Prediction: Support Holds as Momentum Weakens

Dogecoin is back inside a historical accumulation zone while holding a long-term support trendline. However, the monthly chart still shows weak momentum, with DOGE stuck below descending resistance and key moving averages. Dogecoin Enters Historical Accumulation Zone as Price Returns to Long-Term Trend Support Dogecoin (DOGE) has moved back into a price region that previously acted as a major accumulation area during past market cycles. According to analyst CryptoSurf, DOGE is now trading inside a ”deep blue zone” that historically coincided with periods of consolidation before larger market moves. Dogecoin Weekly Chart (DOGE/USD). Source: CryptoSurf on X / TradingView The chart displays DOGE's long-term price action alongside a smoothed trend indicator. Previous entries into the highlighted blue zone occurred during extended bear market phases when price traded near or below the long-term trend line. Historically, DOGE spent significant time inside this area between 2022 and 2024 before eventually moving higher. The current decline has pushed price back toward the same region, placing the asset near levels that previously attracted long-term market interest. The white trend line on the chart continues to act as a broader trend reference. DOGE is currently testing this area after falling from its 2025 highs, suggesting the market is approaching another important decision point. From a technical perspective, the blue zone does not guarantee a reversal. However, it represents an area where previous periods of weakness transitioned into longer stabilization phases before major trend changes occurred. For now, traders are watching whether DOGE can hold within this historical support region. A successful defense could support a consolidation phase, while a sustained break lower would place focus on deeper support levels below the current range. Dogecoin Holds Key Support, But Monthly Structure Remains Weak Dogecoin (DOGE) is sitting on a major long-term support trendline that has held through multiple market cycles. While the support remains intact, the broader chart structure continues to show weakening momentum and repeated failures at resistance. Dogecoin Monthly Chart (DOGE/USD). Source: MarketMaestro on X / TradingView The chart highlights a rising green trendline connecting major cycle lows since 2014. This support line has played a critical role during previous corrections and continues to act as the foundation of DOGE's long-term market structure. According to analyst MarketMaestro, the green trendline remains very strong support. However, the overall setup looks weak as DOGE continues to print lower highs beneath a descending resistance line that extends from the 2024 peak. The chart also shows DOGE trading below key moving averages while momentum indicators remain soft. Unlike previous cycle breakouts, buyers have not yet demonstrated enough strength to reclaim major resistance zones or establish a new uptrend. Several upside targets are marked near $0.24, $0.30, and $0.38. However, DOGE would first need to break above the descending trendline and confirm renewed buying momentum before those levels become realistic technical objectives. For now, the market remains at an important crossroads. The long-term support trendline continues to hold, but the bearish structure remains dominant until DOGE can break its pattern of lower highs and reclaim overhead resistance.










































