This Sunday, Bitcoin rises 0.7% to reach $90,594, while Ethereum remains nearly flat at $3,126, up only 0.1%. The bullish momentum slows, with trading volumes declining from the previous day. Bitcoin is approaching $91,000, a level that could serve as resistance or a springboard for the week ahead.
This slowdown is natural after three consecutive days of gains. Investors are taking profits, especially on Ethereum, which had surged the previous day. The macro context remains unchanged, with traditional markets closed for the weekend. Bitcoin, up 3.5% on the week, confirms a moderate bullish trend. However, the absence of a major catalyst (such as a regulatory announcement or partnership) limits enthusiasm. Traders are waiting for markets to reopen on Monday to see if the trend holds.
The impact of this day is mixed: on one hand, Bitcoin shows resilience by maintaining its gains; on the other, the lack of momentum on Ethereum suggests the rally could be temporary. For long-term investors, it’s a sign that the market is stabilizing, but speculators could be disappointed. The week ends on a positive note, but with questions about the sustainability of this recovery.
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