Bert Slagter

Overnight, bitcoin posted its first weekly close above the 50-week moving average since November 2025. What does this signal really mean for the road ahead?

No fireworks on the bitcoin market this week. All eyes were on oil, inflation, interest rates, and the US government's response to it all.

The price climbed this week to its highest level since early May—just below the $83,000 needed for a 'higher high.' Acceptance above that would be meaningful!

Bitcoin climbed above $81,000 this week, its highest price since May. That puts us right on the border between bear and bull market!

Learn how to recognize a bitcoin bottom. Three technical signals to tell the difference between an ongoing decline and a genuine bottom. The first costs money, the second makes it.

Right when prices are climbing fastest, that's when you need to pay attention. Using three examples, learn how investors should handle parabolic rallies, and why the biggest paper gains often appear just before they evaporate.

Most altcoins never reach a new high after a single cycle. That's the harsh truth the charts reveal. Learn to spot relative strength for short-lived, potentially explosive returns—and why timing is everything.

Bitcoin shrugs off the turmoil rocking other financial markets. The price bobs along with the waves but stays remarkably stable around $65,000. As risks pile up, the bulls hold firm — but for how long?

Bitcoin is in a bear market, but its character is changing. The end appears to be coming into view. We also break down the charts for gold and AI stocks.

ETFs and Strategy are selling bitcoin, yet we see relative strength. It all feels "very grassroots," says analyst Charles Edwards. This new character fits other early signals of a potential bottom forming.