La reprise du bitcoin a ralenti après un retour sur un cluster de résistances, l’actif consolidant désormais sous une zone d’offre importante. Les derniers mouvements suggèrent que les acheteurs tentent de préserver l’élan, mais le marché reste sur un niveau critique. La prochaine cassure ou le prochain rejet pourrait définir la tendance à court terme.

Ethereum a signé un net rebond depuis la zone de support à 1.5K$, mais la hausse aborde désormais un point d’inflexion. Le marché teste une zone d’offre majeure qui pourrait déterminer si le mouvement se prolonge vers des résistances plus élevées ou s’il bascule vers une nouvelle phase de consolidation.

Le bitcoin s’est nettement repris après une correction qui l’avait ramené vers une zone de demande majeure autour de 60K$. Le rebond semble avoir été soutenu en partie par l’amélioration du sentiment macroéconomique après l’accord de paix préliminaire entre les U.S. et l’Iran, qui a réduit l’incertitude géopolitique. L’apaisement des tensions a alimenté un rallye plus large des actifs risqués et accompagné la remontée du BTC depuis ses récents plus bas.

Ethereum (ETH) is consolidating near $1.67K after bouncing from the $1.5K support area, while price remains capped below multiple overhead supply zones. The next resistances are $1.85K–$1.9K and $2K–$2.15K, with liquidation liquidity clustered around $1.75K–$1.8K that could attract price in the short term.

Bitcoin is still facing heavy selling after breaking down from a rising channel and losing the $70K psychological level, even as buyers have defended the $60K area so far. Analysts outline resistance at $65K–$68K and $72K–$74K, while a failure to hold $60K could reopen downside toward the $51K support cluster. On-chain data also shows stress, with the UTXOs in Profit (%) metric falling to roughly 50%.

Bitcoin is holding the $59K-$62K demand zone after a sharp drop from above $73K, with price recently hovering around $62.7K. The analysis says BTC must regain $66K-$67K and then confront resistance near $73K-$74K; otherwise, a breakdown pattern could send it back to the $60K area and possibly $59K. On-chain, realized price is around $53.5K while spot sits near $62.5K, suggesting cycle support but not ruling out additional short-term pullbacks.

Ethereum (ETH) bounced after dipping into the $1.5K area and has recovered toward $1.7K, but it still sits below the 100-day MA near $2.1K and the 200-day MA around $2.4K. Key upside checkpoints are clustered at $1.77K, $1.83K, and $1.92K, while $1.64K is highlighted as near-term support on lower timeframes. Sentiment remains cautious with the Coinbase Premium Index around -0.04, despite rebounding from roughly -0.15.

XRP has rebounded from the $1.10–$1.20 demand zone after slipping under the $1.30 support, but it remains below the 100-day MA (~$1.35) and 200-day MA (~$1.60) within a long-term descending channel. Bulls may need to reclaim $1.35–$1.40 to aim for ~$1.80, while the RSI near 33 suggests bearish momentum has eased without confirming a reversal. Against Bitcoin, XRP is around 1,820 SAT after holding 1,700 sats support, with resistance clustered near 1,850 sats and a potential next target near 2,000 sats.

Bitcoin is trading under renewed pressure after breaking multiple support areas and sliding into a demand region around $60K–$62K. Price action shows only a modest bounce from roughly $59.1K, while the market structure stays bearish below $66K–$67K and the $72K–$74K supply zone. On-chain readings also point to increased exchange inflows from older coins, which could add to near-term sell-side pressure.