Crypto Market: Bitcoin's Steady Climb Amid Mixed Signals

Bitcoin is holding steady around $90, 000, but the market is showing signs of uncertainty. Over the past day, $175. 12 million worth of positions were liquidated, indicating some instability. On Monday, Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $60. 5 million, while Ethereum ETFs had a net inflow of $35. 5 million. This mixed flow of funds suggests that investors are cautious. Analysts have different views on where Bitcoin is headed next. Michael van de Poppe believes Bitcoin is still in a bullish phase. He thinks the next big move will depend on how the U. S. market opens. If Bitcoin follows its usual pattern of early-session corrections, it could create a buying opportunity. His prediction is that Bitcoin could reach $100, 000 by Christmas, leading to a strong year-end rally. Another trader, Jelle, points out that Bitcoin needs to break through the $91, 000–$93, 000 resistance zone to gain momentum. With two weeks of higher lows, there is potential for a breakout. If Bitcoin can clear this range, the next big target could be $100, 000. Meanwhile, Solana is stuck in a tight range between $124 and $145. Analyst Ali Martinez says this middle ground is not the best place to open new positions. Ethereum, on the other hand, is holding strong around $3, 100, with key support between $3, 000 and $3, 100. If Ethereum can break through the $3, 300–$3, 400 resistance, it could surge towards $3, 700–$3, 800 in the coming weeks. The meme-coin market is relatively flat, up just 0. 8% with a market cap of $47 billion. Dogecoin, in particular, is positioned for a major breakout, with the potential to reach new all-time highs, over 404% above its current level.