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Spotted some interesting price action on the charts lately. Looking at the 1-hour timeframe, several altcoins are flashing RSI signals worth keeping an eye on—some showing overbought conditions while others sitting in oversold territory.
The list catching attention includes SQD, TRUTH, ZBT, CC, DOLO, XPIN, KGEN, ALCH, ACT, MIRA, MAVIA, RLS, VELVET, LAYER, CROSS, AT, JST, AERO, and 1000CHEEMS.
When RSI swings to extremes on shorter timeframes like 1-hour candles, it often signals potential pullbacks or reversals. Overbought reads typically hint at selling pressure building, while oversold conditions can attract bottom-fishing opportunities. Of course, RSI alone isn't a crystal ball—combine it with support/resistance levels, volume patterns, and broader market sentiment before making any moves.
Keep these pairs on your radar if you're into swing trading or scalping strategies. Bitcoin's December 24th Journey: From Cents to Thousands
Looking back at BTC's price trajectory on Christmas Eve reveals quite a story. From virtually nothing in 2009, Bitcoin's value began its slow climb—$0.25 in 2010, $4 by 2011. The early years showed modest growth until the first major surge hit: 2013 saw BTC explode to $670, though the market corrected sharply to $330 the following year.
The mid-2010s brought steady gains. By 2015, prices settled around $456, then jumped to $898 in 2016. Then came 2017—the legendary bull run that pushed BTC to $14,200 on Christmas Eve alone. The correction that followed brought prices back to $3,900 in 2018, recovering to $7,300 by 2019.
The real acceleration started in 2020 with $23,200, followed by 2021's peak of $50,400. Even after the 2022 pullback to $16,800, the overall progression—from fractions of a cent to five figures—tells the story of how far crypto adoption and institutional interest have come in just over a decade. Cryptocurrency ETF Capital Flows Update - December 24
Bitcoin's performance shows mixed signals this week. Single-day outflows hit 2,873 BTC, translating to a $250.72M drain, while the seven-day picture deepens with 2,248 BTC leaving the market for a total of $196.25M. The red indicators suggest sustained pressure on institutional holdings.
Ethereum tells a different story—at least for now. Yesterday saw a solid $39.55M inflow representing 13,500 ETH, flashing green on the charts. However, zooming out reveals the larger trend: over seven days, ETH has experienced notable withdrawals of 54,491 tokens valued at $159.66M, indicating profit-taking or rebalancing among larger players.
Solana continues to buck the trend with strong momentum. The latest 24-hour window captured 36,772 SOL ($4.49M) flowing in, while the weekly accumulation is even more impressive—337,249 SOL has entered ETF products over seven days. This sustained inflow suggests growing institutional interest in the ecosystem.
These flows paint a picture of diverging sentiment: caution on Bitcoin, consolidation in Ethereum, and optimism building around Solana.