Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
The swing puts U.S. spot funds back in the black for the year, though their $800M net inflow remains far below the totals recorded in 2024 and 2025.
Crypto sentiment remains in Greed territory even as Bitcoin and Ethereum edge lower, with Bitcoin dominance at 57%.
ETF inflows and regulated custody support the rally, but a break above $1.60–$1.63 is the key test for whether gains can continue.
A 2-basis-point retreat in the 10-year Treasury yield eased pressure, while Friday's options expiry puts the $85,000 call strike in focus.
The bullish case rests on a post-tightening shift toward expansion, but Bitcoin and Ethereum may need more consolidation before the next decisive move.
The setup combines a bullish technical read with a near-term downside call, leaving the forecast dependent on whether late-long positions are flushed.
The result leaves SkyAI's leadership intact but blocks a proposed 5 million-share compensation pool as Forward Industries presses its acquisition bid.
The bullish case now depends more on Bitcoin holding its 200-day average, while historical wins from this setup come with notable failed-breakout risk.
A golden cross and a break above $60.60 add technical support to the rally, while the next reward halving is due in July.
Whale accumulation, futures positioning and ETF interest offer a counterweight, but rising Treasury yields are adding risk-off pressure across markets.
A 15-basis-point daily jump in the 10-year yield, stronger U.S. business activity and weak Treasury auction demand raised pressure on risk assets ahead of a $14B options expiry.
The flip above 1.0 without a flood of supply means the most reactive cohort is no longer the source of marginal sell-side pressure, shifting weight to ETF flows, macro liquidity, and longer-term…
The ceiling that pinned BTC for months has cracked, and on-chain flows point to spot demand absorbing the move rather than a thin short squeeze.
A single hour of selling pressure erased $230 million in leveraged long positions, a cascade that signals forced liquidations rather than orderly profit-taking.
With $LINK testing a key level at $13.38, a 25% rally to $16.30 is the near-term thesis if broader market momentum follows through.
At comparable points in prior cycles, Bitcoin was more than twice as deep in drawdown and weeks from its lows.
Whale longs are being quietly trimmed on Binance while BTC open interest sits flat near 710K. The pattern reads as large accounts de-risking into consolidation, not flipping short.
HYPE doubled average daily revenue and quadrupled buyback spending before its 88% rally, but record $8.8B open interest turns the $100 test into a forced-unwind setup if it rejects on first attempt.
A $1B single-day ETF inflow and a 71 reading on the Fear & Greed Index back the move, with total market cap at $3.02T and BTC dominance holding 57.3%.
The move flips a key resistance zone back into bulls' hands, and traders will now watch whether $87,000 holds as support on any retest.
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