Bitcoin surged past $65,000 on Monday, driven by exchange order-book liquidity rather than US stock market movements. Traders eye a potential move towards $70,000, while "insane" liquidations of both long and short positions are occurring.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices are falling, leading to increased bearish sentiment on prediction markets. Odds favor dumps to $55,000 for BTC and $1,500 for ETH, with traders anticipating no rate cuts this year and potential hikes.
Benchmark-StoneX reiterated a $270 price target for Coinbase (COIN), a 60% increase, following the company's unveiling of future products including tokenized equities and options trading. The firm sees Coinbase evolving into an "everything exchange" beyond crypto trading.
Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below $65,000 as the market awaited the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, with analysts warning of potential bearish moves and targeting $55,000 as a possible next level.
Bitcoin (BTC) surged towards $66,000 as a US-Iran peace deal spurred risk assets higher. Oil prices dropped, while US stock futures soared. Traders anticipate a short-term target of $69,000, supported by whale buying near $60,000, though overall demand weakness raises concerns.
Bitcoin surged towards $66,000 as a US-Iran peace deal spurred risk assets higher, while oil prices dropped. Traders target $69,000, with whale investors establishing a floor near $60,000. The Federal Reserve's interest rate decision remains a key focus.
Compass Point analysts reiterated a bearish $140 price target for Coinbase, citing fierce competition in the derivatives market. Despite regulatory relief for offshore perpetual futures via Deribit, rivals like Kalshi and Binance pose significant risks. Analysts noted signs of cannibalization and limited revenue growth potential.
Nvidia reported record Q1 revenue of $81.6B, beating analyst expectations. Despite this, the stock declined, a pattern Bank of America attributes to 'noise,' reiterating a buy rating and raising its price target to $350, citing the massive AI market and Nvidia's near-monopoly.
TD Cowen analysts raised Strategy's (MSTR) price target to $400, citing its successful Bitcoin accumulation via preferred equity offerings like Stretch (STRC). Despite a recent dip in MSTR shares, the firm's ability to access capital and grow its Bitcoin holdings is seen as a strong positive.
Zcash (ZEC) is showing a bullish cup-and-handle pattern, suggesting a potential price surge to $1,091 by June/July. Privacy coins are outperforming the broader crypto market, with ZEC up 73% in the past month.
Professional traders remain steady on ETH despite recent DeFi exploits, with Ethereum's market share and institutional demand providing support
Bitcoin faced a choice between consolidation and new local highs as $80,000 support held despite flash BTC price volatility and liquidity grabs.
Bitcoin’s onchain data suggests that the upside may not be over for BTC price, but resistance at $84,000 could delay the recovery.
This power management provider has orders as far as the eye can see, driven largely by the AI data center boom.
Bitcoin’s rally on Monday pushed it above $80,000 for the first time since January as analysts say BTC price could rise further to fill the futures gap at $84,000 in the short term.
Bitcoin has reclaimed the $80,000 level for the first time since January, sparking debate among traders over whether the asset is entering a new bull phase or remains trapped in a bearish structure. Meanwhile, macro factors including Fed policy and oil price volatility loom.
Bitcoin gained fresh bullish BTC price targets after hitting new three-month highs above $80,000.
Linde reported Q1 2026 earnings beating estimates with revenue of $8.78 billion (up 8% YoY) and adjusted EPS of $4.33 (up 9% YoY). The industrial gas supplier raised its price target to $550 from $540, citing strong performance across all end markets and regions, with electronics sales up 10% and aerospace seeing double-digit growth.
Cardinal Health reported mixed Q3 results with revenue of $60.94 billion (up 11% YoY, missing $61.7B expectations) while adjusted EPS of $3.17 beat the $2.79 consensus. The stock dropped over 6% Thursday, trading near its 200-day moving average with RSI in oversold territory. Management raised full-year EPS guidance to $10.70-$10.80, but only 13 cents of the 50-cent increase reflects operational improvement. Price target was lowered from $260 to $225.
Despite Ether’s 8% deviation from 10-week highs above $2,460, data suggests that ETH's price could still rise toward $3,000 as a new month begins.
Bernstein analysts see IREN’s AI cloud prospects growing substantially in the coming years—and its Bitcoin business disappearing entirely.
Dover Corporation reported strong Q1 2026 results with revenue up 10% to $2.05 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.28, beating consensus. Orders surged 24% year over year to $2.5 billion with a robust 1.2 book-to-bill ratio. CEO Richard Tobin attributed strong orders to demand outpacing supply rather than pre-buying ahead of Middle East disruptions. The company raised full-year organic growth expectations to double-digit for its Climate & Sustainability segment, driven by data center cooling and CO2 refrigeration demand. Dover expects $1 billion in AI-related revenue in 2026, representing over 11.5% of total revenue. The stock jumped 5.5% to $229, with price target raised to $245.
