Bitcoin and broader market are under pressure with prices sliding amid macro uncertainty and risk-off sentiment in global markets. Bitcoin recently retraced after last week’s rally.
Major cryptos including BTC, ETH and XRP are reporting declines, with overall crypto market capitalization shrinking as selling continues across the board.
Geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic factors—like U.S. tariff concerns—have weighed on investor confidence, pushing crypto prices lower.
📊 Current Price Snapshot (Live)
Bitcoin (BTC)
$91147.00
-$1848.00 (-1.99%) Today
Bitcoin (BTC) price — holds near ~$91,000 but remains weak in the short term.
Ethereum (ETH)
$3107.36
-$114.76 (-3.56%) Today
Ethereum (ETH) — trading near ~$3,100, also showing downward movement.
📉 Market Trends
Price & technical action
Bitcoin is trading around $91,000–$93,000, struggling to break back above recent resistance zones and testing support levels.
The market is in a consolidation and cautious phase, with leveraged long position liquidations adding to volatility.
Ethereum and many altcoins are mixed or sliding, with investors watching key macro developments for direction.
Sentiment & macro influence
Broader financial market conditions (trade war rhetoric, risk-off moves) continue to affect crypto performance.
Live crypto sentiment metrics show diminishing odds of short-term Bitcoin rallies above $100K and rising probabilities of deeper corrections.
🧠 What to Watch
Bull/Bear Signals ✔️ If Bitcoin defends the $92,000 support and moves above resistance around $95,000–$96,000, sentiment could improve.
❌ Continued macro stress or sell-offs could push BTC toward lower support zones (e.g., ~$85,000).
Altcoin action
Some smaller tokens and sectors (e.g., real-world asset tokens) are underperforming, while others remain range-bound.
📰 Extra Context
🔹 A recent surge in interest for some new crypto projects and AI-related tokens was reported earlier, showing divergent performance within the market.
🔹 Broader historical trends suggest that crypto prices remain sensitive to macroeconomic policy and global events.
