Bitcoin, ETH, XRP, Hold Steady, Dogecoin Spikes 4% Ahead Of Inflation Data

Cyptocurrencies are consolidating on Wednesday morning as the market awaits the latest Consumer Price Inflation data report.

Notable Developments:

• Ethereum Derives Value From Driving Tokenization, Stablecoin Growth: Bernstein
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• Will XRP Break Above $2.40 To Signal A Trend Reversal?
• Cango Sheds Chinese Operations In Pivot To Global Bitcoin Mining
• Data Ownership Reimagined: Flock.io Founder On Why Users Will Profit From Their Data In The Coming Years

Trader Notes: Crypto trader Jelle emphasized the importance of the $109,000 level for Bitcoin, suggesting that holding this support could mark the beginning of price discovery.

Chart analyst Ali Martinez identified the key support zone for BTC between $106,090 and $102,770, warning that losing this range could shift momentum.

Analyst Michael van de Poppe pointed to a bearish divergence in Bitcoin dominance, indicating a potential trend reversal that could lead to broader altcoin strength.

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Altcoin Sherpa noted that Bitcoin is currently in a risky zone, with a potential pullback from the red supply area.

Still, he maintains a bullish outlook on higher time frames, viewing any dips as buying opportunities — so long as no decisive breakdown occurs.

On the bearish end, trader Roman issued a stronger warning, citing multiple red flags: macro and local bearish divergences, weak price action, distribution signals, and overbought stochastic indicators. He believes a significant drop could catch many off guard.

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