Ethereum's MACD turned bullish for the first time in three months, with $3,900 as key resistance. A flag pattern warns of a potential drop to $2,400, while a comparison with the Russell 2000 suggests room for a catch-up rally.
Ethereum's MACD turns green for the first time in three months, signaling bullish momentum, but key resistance at $3,900 and a flag pattern targeting $2,400 keep the market divided. Comparisons with Russell 2000 hint at potential catch-up trade.
Bitcoin rebounded above $81,000 as bullish weekly MACD signals and strong U.S. spot ETF inflows supported sentiment. Analysts say a breakout above the $83,000 resistance could open the door to $89,000 and possibly $94,000.
Bitcoin climbed back above $80,000 as weekly MACD signals turned bullish and U.S. spot ETF inflows topped $1.16 billion in two sessions. Traders now watch $83,000 as the key resistance that could open a move toward $89,000.
Bitcoin traded near $81,025 after a 1.56% gain, with a bullish weekly MACD crossover signaling potential targets of $89K and $94K. ETF net inflows of $1.16B in two days and whale buying of 4,527 BTC support the rally, but on-chain activity hit two-year lows, suggesting the move relies on institutions.
Bitcoin rebounded to $81K after a bullish weekly MACD crossover, with analysts eyeing $83K resistance. ETF inflows totaled $1.16B in two days and whales bought 4,527 BTC. However, on-chain activity hit two-year lows, signaling a mixed market structure.
Bitcoin climbed back above $80,000 as a bullish weekly MACD crossover, strong U.S. spot ETF inflows, and whale accumulation supported momentum. Traders are watching $83,000 as a key resistance, with $89,000 and $94,000 seen as possible upside targets.
Ethereum’s weekly MACD is showing a potential golden cross, a signal that previously preceded ETH rallies of 130%, 74%, and 98%. Still, Glassnode says the latest move looks more like a bear market relief rally than a confirmed structural reversal.
