Bitcoin continues to lose ground this Sunday, falling to $67,271, down 1.3% from the previous day. Ether follows suit at $1,970, also slightly down. On the week, Bitcoin’s performance erodes to +0.4%, wiping out a large portion of previous gains. The weekend thus ends on a negative note, with a market that seems to lack catalysts for a rebound.
This second consecutive day of decline confirms a cautious sentiment among investors. The macroeconomic context remains unclear, with persistent uncertainties over central bank monetary policy. Traditional markets, also down on Friday, offer no support. Weekends, with reduced trading volumes, often amplify moves, and this pullback could be a sign of a technical correction after a volatile week. Traders appear to be adopting a wait-and-see attitude, preferring to observe rather than take aggressive positions.
For the cryptocurrency market, this end of the week is a reminder of the fragility of bullish trends. After a promising start to the week, Bitcoin lost its momentum, and Ether failed to take over. Investors will now watch Monday’s market open to see if the downtrend continues or if a technical rebound is in sight. The week ahead will be decisive in determining whether this pullback is temporary or the start of a longer consolidation phase.
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