Bitcoin (BTC) shows signs of a potential rally after hitting a yearly low of $59,000. Order book data and liquidity suggest a pending upward movement, with over $2 billion in short liquidity near $65,000. Bullish chart patterns and positive bid-ask ratios indicate potential targets between $67,000 and $70,000.
Bitcoin's price is argued to be undervalued compared to global liquidity (M2 money supply), with historical data suggesting a potential aggressive rebound, though critics cite flaws in the correlation and precedence of BTC's four-year price cycle.
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Bitcoin price analysis saw $84,000 as bulls' "most critical" reclaim target as the risk of new $50,000 lows returned to the radar.
Ether (ETH) is currently consolidating between $2,220 and $2,350. Analysts warn that a drop below the 200-day moving average at $2,220 could signal further downside, while reclaiming $2,400 is essential for a sustained bullish recovery.
Bitcoin faces resistance near $79,500 but maintains support above $76,000, indicating bullish momentum. While analysts like Michael Terpin warn of potential drop to $57,000 by October 2026, Santiment data shows whales accumulating 40,967 BTC since April 10. Technical analysis reveals key resistance and support levels for BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, HYPE, and ADA.
