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Ethereum price approaches $1,900 support, buy-sell ratio rebounds hinting at a potential key turning point for ETH

Ethereum's recent price has been fluctuating around $1,950, down about 4% in the past 24 hours, with a monthly decline of 35%. The derivatives market buy-sell ratio is gradually rising back to around 1, indicating an improvement in bullish activity. From a technical perspective, ETH remains bearish, with key support levels between $1,850 and $1,880. A break above $2,000 could trigger a rebound. The buy-sell ratio and trading volume will be important indicators for assessing price trends.

Bitcoin price stalls at the $72,000 resistance level, losing a key support. Is $60,000 the dividing line between bulls and bears?

Bitcoin price encounters resistance near $72,000, with short-term momentum weakening, indicating insufficient buying strength. Technical analysis shows the market may accept lower prices, with the current key support level at $60,000. A break below could trigger a deeper correction, and short-term risk favors a downward trend.

Hyperliquid price decline continues? After facing resistance at $35, it may drop to the key support level at $22

Hyperliquid price encounters resistance at a high level, forming a "lower high" structure, and the bearish trend remains unchanged. The price has not stabilized above the POC support, and the market is turning downward for correction. The next support zone is between $22 and $21. Whether this area provides support will influence the subsequent trend, so caution is advised.

Bitcoin drops back to $65,000! PPI exceeds expectations and Nvidia's sharp decline drag down, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin all pull back collectively

Bitcoin retreated due to the US PPI exceeding expectations and Nvidia's stock price declining, falling to $65,735, a weekly decrease of 2.8%. Altcoins such as Solana and Ethereum experienced even larger drops. Despite strong Bitcoin ETF fund inflows, the overall market remains under pressure, with attention on price range support and the potential for a future rebound.

Top Market Maker Wintermute Revealed: Are Retail Investors No Longer Trading Crypto?

Wintermute's report indicates that retail investors' confidence in cryptocurrencies is waning, and they are beginning to pay attention to the stock market. Since the end of 2024, retail investment activities in cryptocurrencies and stocks have shown an inverse relationship, with retail investors making choices between the two. Additionally, the volatility advantage of cryptocurrencies is diminishing, and technical factors such as trading convenience and AI analysis capabilities are also influencing retail investment decisions. Overall, the crypto market is no longer the main battleground for retail investors, and investment opportunities should be viewed from a cross-asset portfolio perspective.

Bitcoin and gold trends diverge; cooling speculative sentiment is the root of the disagreement

Since the beginning of 2024, gold prices have increased by 153%, while Bitcoin has fallen by about 30%. This gap is due to the cooling of Bitcoin speculative sentiment, which is related to tech stocks, whereas gold is closely linked to the growth of the global M2 money supply. The crypto market's demand for gold has risen, with Binance gold futures trading volume surging, indicating that investors are shifting funds into traditional hard assets.