Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Bitcoin, Solana & Crypto – European Wrap 27 February
|Bitcoin Price Forecast: BTC recovers above $85,000 while institutional investors offload their holdings
Bitcoin (BTC) recovers slightly and trades around $86,000 at the time of writing on Thursday after falling nearly 15% at one point this week. US President Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff news and falling institutional demand fueled the BTC’s correction. Traders should be cautious as further downturns could see BTC at around the $73,000 level. However, the RSI indicator brings hope as it reaches oversold conditions.
Solana futures ETFs launch, boosting crypto’s path to regulation
Volatility Shares has launched the first Solana futures ETFs, marking a significant step forward in cryptocurrency investment products. The two ETFs, Volatility Shares 2x Solana ETF (SOLT) and Solana ETF (SOLZ), are now listed on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC). This means that they are eligible for clearing and settlement through DTCC’s infrastructure, streamlining the trading process and offering more security.
Crypto: Is the lowest sentiment the best moment to buy?
The cryptocurrency market stabilised in the first half of Wednesday, but by the end, a new wave of selloffs began, leading to new lows since early November at $2.75 trillion. In the morning, attempts were again made to stabilise the market. Increased trading activity was accompanied by increased volumes, indicating both accelerated liquidation of positions and interest in buying on declines.
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