Bitcoin jumped 2.9% to $92,670.71 after the US government shutdown ended, fueling a risk-on rally. Despite the move, BTC still trades below key moving averages, leaving the technical outlook mixed.
Dogecoin has pulled back to a key $0.16 support level after a 5.2% jump last week tied to renewed interest in speculative assets following former President Trump's tariff comments. Technical indicators are signaling increasing bearish momentum.
ZEC slipped about 2.2% today, but the drop masks a key technical development after a three‑month rally of over 1,278%. Selling pressure has largely collapsed while the broader bullish structure remains intact, signaling a possible fresh upswing.
Bitcoin slid under $97,000 after failing to hold the $100,000 level, marking the first daily close below $100K in five months. Traders are eyeing a potential death cross that could signal more sustained downside while altcoins show pockets of strength.
Ethereum slipped into a fair value zone as most corporate treasury crypto holdings fell, even as miner BitMine continued buying ETH near a key Fibonacci support level. Market pressure and regulatory uncertainty are weighing on prices.
Bitcoin fell nearly 4% in 24 hours before rebounding above $102,100, and despite a roughly 9.7% 30-day loss, several market signals now suggest a possible bottom is forming. A nearby resistance level in the mid-$100k range stands between current prices and the next leg up.
Dogecoin dipped below $0.1780 but is defending the $0.1680 support as broader markets show weakness. Bulls need a clean move above $0.1780–$0.18 to confirm a recovery and target higher levels.
Ethereum has slid roughly 30% from this year's highs to trade near $3,475 as a death cross emerges on charts, while ETF and staking outflows suggest institutional demand is cooling. The technical signal and capital flight raise the risk of further downside for ETH.
The Bitcoin Supply-Loss Chart is flagging a potential market bottom after an extended period of selling, hinting that accumulation may be picking up. Market participants should look for confirming price and volume signals before treating this as a confirmed reversal.