Bitcoin is hovering around $87,000 on Tuesday morning, with liquidations topping $486.69 million over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $8.5 million in net inflows on Monday, while Ethereum ETFs reported $79.06 million in net outflows.
Red Monday, Green Week?
Crypto trader Jelle noted that Bitcoin has confirmed support at $85,000 with a higher low.
Because both the weekly and monthly highs were set in the first minute of trading, a signal that the top likely isn't in yet, Jelle says a "red Monday, green week" setup remains firmly on the table.
Michael van de Poppe added that Bitcoin's broader structure hasn't changed.
He'd prefer to see a sweep of the lows to confirm the correction is complete, but for now, BTC remains stuck in an $80,000–$90,000 chop zone offering little in terms of clear setups.
A sustained breakout above $90,000 remains the key trigger for renewed upside.
Solana is now flashing a weekly TD Sequential buy signal, according to analyst Ali Martinez, a tool that has reliably marked major trend reversals since March 2023.
Donalds Trades highlighted that Ethereum's failed breakout hasn't invalidated its structure.
Price continues to compress inside a falling wedge, a pattern that historically precedes bullish reversals.
Trader Niels explained that XRP's Power-of-3 structure is progressing as expected: accumulation is complete, manipulation still in play and expansion is likely once price clears $2.60.
He expects XRP to consolidate for a few more weeks as "smart money" finishes accumulating.
The meme-coin sector continues to slide, now down 6.2% to $44.2 billion in market cap.
Yet according to GalaxyBTC, Dogecoin is in its longest accumulation phase ever, a setup he believes could ignite a full-scale "Dogecoin season" and potentially spark a broader altcoin rally.
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