
Bitcoin price recovers above $109,000 as multiple BTC market metrics show an improvement in investor sentiment.

Rising futures open interest, robust spot ETH ETF flows, and a bullish technical analysis indicator forecast an Ethereum price rally to $3,000.

Bitcoin’s correlation to stocks and uncertainty about the future of the US economy could cap BTC price gains below $110,000.

An uptick in long-term Bitcoin holders and BTC’s start-of-week price break above $108,000 could be a sign that new highs are in order.

Analysts say Bitcoin could break its all-time high within 1–2 weeks, following breakout patterns seen recently in gold and the S&P 500.

XRP traders say it has the potential to rally to $27 as ETF approval odds increase.

Bitcoin analysts say BTC price could drop in the short term before initiating a rally to all-time highs above $140,000.

A bearish RSI divergence, similar to 2021, suggests Bitcoin could face a 50%+ correction toward $64,000, challenging the $150K year-end target.

Market uncertainty grows as traders question leverage risks, custodian practices, and strategic reserve delays.

Elon Musk’s feud with President Trump caused Dogecoin’s 7% drop in the last 24 hours, but sell-off risks to $0.06 remain.

Institutional inflows and rising Ethereum transaction fees contrast with sluggish network activity and caution on the Ether futures market.

Bitcoin’s consolidation could end when BTC price takes out liquidity on either side and overcomes resistance at $107K.