Ethereum is showing relative strength on an inverted price chart, but an analyst known as Mizer still views the higher time frame trend as bearish until a key parabolic curve is broken. He outlines two possible outcomes from the current consolidation and sets downside targets near $1,700 and $1,400, warning that losing a crucial flip zone on the inverted chart would invalidate the setup and imply a broader trend shift.

Bitcoin is trading in a tight range where liquidity is being cleared on both sides, leaving price direction uncertain. Market observers note that after nearly three months of subdued activity, a key demand gauge has moved back above zero to around +1,200 BTC, suggesting selling pressure is easing and long-term accumulation may be returning.

Ethereum’s long-term roadmap is shifting from minor tweaks toward a deeper redesign of its base layer, centered on initiatives such as Lean Consensus and FOCIL to cut technical debt and raise Layer 1 throughput. Researchers including EigenCloud’s Soubhik Deb and analyst Ladislaus describe how these workstreams target fast finality, post-quantum resilience, and protocol-level inclusion guarantees while easing reliance on validator altruism. At the same time, Ethereum’s liquidation heatmap shows aggressive long and short positioning, with traders watching geopolitical developments as a potential trigger for sharp moves in both directions.

Ethereum slipped firmly below $2,100, shifting short-term momentum to the downside. The $2,300–$2,100 daily band has turned into resistance after failed reclaim attempts, with $1,700–$1,500 highlighted as the next support area. A higher timeframe fractal points to potential upside if price compresses and then breaks above the current range.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong told CNBC at the World Liberty Forum in Florida that the latest Bitcoin decline reflects market psychology and profit taking rather than weakening fundamentals. He called the move temporary and said Coinbase is repurchasing shares and adding BTC at lower prices, while on‑chain data indicates whales have accumulated more than 200,000 BTC.

Bitcoin remains range‑bound below $72,000, with $72,000–$74,000 now acting as resistance and the weekly structure tilted bearish, according to analyst Alejandro₿TC. Liquidity data cited by Columbus points to bids at $64,000–$66,000 and interest above $70,000, while the monthly close in 11 days could steer price toward $50,000–$52,000 or higher reclaim levels.

Bitcoin has shifted from a calm stretch into a higher-volatility phase, with swings approaching levels not seen in nearly a year. Recent market breakdowns and changing sentiment have sharpened moves across crypto, while traders note that 5% daily candles remain uncommon even as activity rises.

Following a Sunday selloff, Ethereum is trying to stabilize, but analysts say the bounce remains corrective and unconfirmed. More Crypto Online notes that a decisive impulsive five‑wave advance or a break above the weekend high is needed, while Lennaert Snyder highlights $1,929, $1,946, $2,015 and $2,107 as key reference points.

Solana\u0027s price has been moving within a tight $77–$90 range for the last 11 days, with liquidity cleared on both sides and price currently trading below the range\u0027s point of control. Analysts outline a possible breakdown toward $57 if the range resolves lower, while a separate Wyckoff Reaccumulation view maps key levels from a $110 Selling Climax to potential upside targets between $150 and $500. Until a decisive move above $90 or below range support occurs, the market is seen as a choppy, range-trading environment.