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11 Apr 2026, 22:27

Bitcoin Warning: Charts Point to a Potential Bottom, But Risk Remains

Bitcoin now sits between a possible momentum recovery and a key resistance test that could end in another drop. One chart shows an early bottoming signal, while the other shows a level that bulls still need to reclaim before any bigger move can hold. Bitcoin Monthly Chart Signals Possible Bottom if MACD Strength Holds Into the Close The chart points to a possible early bottoming signal on Bitcoin’s monthly timeframe. SuperBitcoinBro highlights the first uptick in the log MACD histogram after a long stretch of weakening momentum. In this setup, that shift matters because earlier cycle lows also formed when the histogram stopped falling and started to turn up. BTC/USD Monthly Chart with Log MACD Histogram. Source: SuperBitcoinBro However, the signal is not confirmed yet. The chart note makes that clear: Bitcoin still needs to hold this improvement through the monthly close. Until then, the move remains a developing signal rather than a confirmed reversal. At the same time, the chart suggests that momentum may be stabilizing even while price stays below recent highs. That is why this kind of setup gets attention. If the histogram closes higher for the month, traders may read it as a sign that downside pressure is fading. If it fails by month end, then the bottoming case weakens. Bitcoin Faces Make or Break Test at the $73,000 to $74,000 Zone The chart shows Bitcoin pressing into a key resistance area near $73,000 to $74,000. That zone now matters most because a clean reclaim could open the way for one more move higher. In that case, the next upside targets on the chart sit near $76,472 and then around $80,600. Bitcoin / TetherUS 2D Chart. Source: Ted Pillows on X However, the setup still leans cautious after that possible push. Ted Pillows suggests that even if Bitcoin breaks back above the resistance band, the move may mark a final rally rather than the start of a fresh uptrend. So the chart frames the recovery zone as a possible last bounce before broader weakness returns. On the downside, failure to reclaim that area would keep pressure on the lower support zones. The chart highlights support around $65,816 and then near $60,421. If those levels fail, the next lower targets appear near $55,123 and $52,507. Therefore, the structure remains fragile: reclaim resistance and Bitcoin may get one more upside leg, lose momentum and the risk of new lows stays in place.

11 Apr 2026, 22:00

Ethereum, Bitcoin square up in Q2: Why ETH could be the stronger bet

Ethereum's outperformance and rising inflows signal institutional catch-up. Is this the setup for ETH/BTC strength into Q2?

11 Apr 2026, 22:00

$789 Million Fresh Capital: Bitcoin ETFs See Highest Weekly Inflow Since February

Bitcoin ETFs have completed a week of positive inflows as institutional investors show renewed interest over the period, fueling fresh capital of about $789 million.

11 Apr 2026, 21:30

AI Cloud Provider Coreweave Secures Anthropic Agreement for Claude Workloads

Coreweave, Inc. has signed a multi-year agreement with Anthropic to provide cloud infrastructure for the development and deployment of Anthropic’s Claude family of artificial intelligence (AI) models. Key Takeaways: Coreweave signed a multi-year agreement with Anthropic to run Claude AI models on its GPU cloud platform starting later in 2025. The deal gives Coreweave 9

11 Apr 2026, 21:30

Dogecoin Cracks Again: BTC Pair Collapse Signals Imminent Drop To $0.07

Dogecoin is flashing renewed signs of weakness as its BTC pair breaks down sharply, dragging the price structure into bearish territory. With momentum fading and key support levels giving way, attention now shifts to confirmation on the USDT pair. BTC Pair Breakdown Sparks Dogecoin Bearish Bias Umair Crypto’s latest analysis highlights a significant breakdown as the DOGE/BTC pair hit a 68-day low, breaching critical support. While the overall bias is firmly bearish, the USDT pair is still required to trigger a broader sell-off. Related Reading: Here’s Why The Dogecoin Price Is Under Threat Of Crashing Again The BTC pair continues to show weakness; a slip below 1.57% would mark a fresh 180-day low. Although the USDT pattern remains technically intact for now, the underlying fragility is evident. Market participants are waiting for a confirmed break of the current range to initiate short positions, with primary targets set in the $0.07 region. On-chain data recently showed a whale moving 327 million Dogecoin off Robinhood, sparking a brief 1% relief bounce to $0.092. Despite this localized strength, momentum indicators are faltering across the board. Without a significant catalyst, such as a renewed Elon Musk or government-related initiative, the technical breakdown of the BTC pair is expected to lead the way. The cooling of previous hype cycles suggests that the path of least resistance is down. Once the USDT support officially breaks, the path will likely clear for a move toward the 7-cent range. Elliott Wave Theory Maps The Bigger Picture In a recent Dogecoin macro update, CG Trades pointed to the explosive 2024 rally, where Dogecoin surged nearly 500% from its lows, delivering a 6x move overall and about a 5x gain from the identified weekly breakout entry. That move marked one of the strongest performances in the altcoin space during the cycle. Related Reading: Dogecoin Stalls Inside The Kumo — Volatility Surge On The Horizon? However, since December 2024, momentum has flipped sharply. Dogecoin has been under pressure, declining alongside the broader altcoin market, in line with earlier warnings of a cooling phase following the euphoric run-up. Examining the broader picture through Elliott Wave Theory, the structure suggests a long-term cycle is unfolding. Wave 1 is seen completing around the January 2018 altcoin peak, followed by Wave 2 in March 2020 after a retest of the long-term trendline. Wave 3 peaked in May 2021, with the market currently either having completed Wave 4 in June 2022 or still finalizing it near the key $0.061349 support zone. From this perspective, the anticipated Wave 5 could drive a major expansion, with a projected target around $1.41, representing a potential 15x move from current levels, or up to 23x if price revisits the $0.061349 region before rallying. However, a monthly close below that level would invalidate the macro bullish outlook and signal a deeper structural shift. Featured image from Pngtree, chart from Tradingview.com

11 Apr 2026, 21:30

Bitcoin Price Bottom Not In Yet, Crypto Founder Calls ‘One Final Dump’

The Bitcoin price and the general cryptocurrency market received a major boost over the past week, as the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East seemingly reached a temporary halt. The premier cryptocurrency has maintained relatively strong momentum since breaking the psychological $70,000 resistance on Tuesday, April 7. Now, this sudden resurgence has sparked conversations among the crypto crowd on whether the Bitcoin price has formed a structural bottom yet. According to a prominent crypto founder, the world’s largest cryptocurrency might still experience “one final dump” before the end of this bear phase. On-Chain Signal Points To One More BTC Drop In an April 10 post on the X platform, the Alphractal founder and CEO, Joao Wedson, highlighted an emerging signal that suggests that the Bitcoin price still likely has one more trip to the downside. This projection is based on an on-chain insight that suggests that BTC’s price tends to move toward a cycle bottom when the Investor Price falls below the Long-Term Holder (LTH) Realized Price. Wedson explained the relevance of this on-chain insight and why it emerges before a major price and an ensuing coin accumulation. According to the on-chain data expert, the Investor Price is a metric that measures the average cost of economically active coins, and, when it falls below the LTH Realized Price, suggests fresher capital has flowed in at lower prices than long-term investors paid. Wedson wrote on X: This usually happens after distribution phases, when demand weakens, and marginal buyers step back. Long-term holders historically sell less when the price approaches or dips below their cost basis. As shown in the chart above, the LTH Realized Price appears to be breaking above the Investor Price, indicating a transition phase in which weaker hands exit while stronger hands gradually absorb supply. However, it is worth noting that this absorption is slower than expected, which explains why the Bitcoin price often falls into an intermediate accumulation range. Moreover, with Investor Price below LTH Realized Price, market surges tend to quickly wane as they meet supply (selling pressure) from investors looking to exit at their breakeven prices. This phenomenon caps the current upside potential of the premier cryptocurrency, reinforcing possible sideways to downward price movements until a new demand impulse appears. Finally, Wedson noted that the current Bitcoin price structure historically aligns with mid-cycle resets rather than final bottoms, mirroring a market “digesting” prior excesses, rebalancing cost bases, and moving coins to the more patient investors. “The environment favors time-based accumulation over momentum-driven expansion,” the Alphractal founder wrote. Bitcoin Price At A Glance As of this writing, the price of BTC sits just above the $73,100 mark, reflecting a nearly 2% jump in the past day.