It seems like the groups with more than 10,000 BTC and those with 1,000 to 10,000 BTC are mostly selling. Carmelo said that this sort of conduct shows that institutions are still taking profits to lower their risk, which causes a general unloading of supply into the market. Retail investors have also been helping the trend of distribution. Wallets with between 0 and 1 BTC and 1 and 10 BTC have been selling more than they have been buying over the previous 60 days. This suggests that the retail sector is not buying as much. On the other hand, mid-sized BTC holders, or those with between 100 and 1,000 BTC, seem to be consistently buying more, while the 10 to 100 BTC group is slowly accumulating. There are indicators that things are starting to settle down after this 11-day selling binge. Bitcoin rose over $89,000 late on Monday, which might mean that a local bottom has formed, although this has not yet been verified. Aleman did say, however, that the chance of a trend reversal depends a lot on whether important investment groups, especially mid-sized investors, keep buying. There are clear recoveries and support from certain groups, but the ongoing distribution of the 1,000 to 10,000 BTC cohort makes it impossible to say for sure that a trend has changed. He pointed out that Bitcoin is going through a concealed bullish divergence on the weekly timescale, which means that selling pressure is diminishing, momentum is stabilizing, and the weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) may soon turn around. The expert says that if this concealed bullish divergence is verified, it usually comes before a significant continuing rally. This adds to the case that BTC may be about to start going up again. Bitcoin is now worth $87,150, which is 30% less than its all-time high of $126,000. The leading cryptocurrency has lost all of its gains throughout all time periods, including year-to-date, because of this momentum. It dropped almost 9% during this time. #BTCRebound90kNext? #USJobsData #WriteToEarnUpgrade #TrumpTariffs $BTC
$ETH $ETH is trading around US $2,820 (per latest data) with a circulating supply of about 120.7 million coins.
Technical indicators show a mixed signal: moving averages lean bullish (several shorter-term MAs are “Buy”), but other indicators such as the MACD and momentum oscillators suggest caution.
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🔍 Key Technical Points
On the daily chart, ETH is approaching a critical decision zone: it’s in a multi-month demand block which could either lead to a rebound or a deeper drop.
Support appears near US $2,500 (where many investors are still in profit) and resistance is around US $3,000+, so the next move is likely to depend on which side wins.
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✅ Bull Case / ❗Bear Case
Bull Case:
If ETH holds support and buying momentum returns (especially via institutional flows and staking demand), it could target a move back toward US $3,200–3,500 in the near-term.
The protocol’s fundamentals remain strong: major ecosystem, large developer base, and staking utility.
Bear Case:
If it breaks below ~$2,500, the next support zones could be significantly lower, and sentiment could worsen (especially if broader crypto markets turn). #ETH #ETHTradingHigh
$MAV $MAV is trading around $0.03–$0.05 depending on the source.
Circulating supply is ~ 754 million MAV out of a total 2 billion.
Market cap sits in the low tens of millions (~$22M–$35M) depending on data source.
2. Technical Outlook
According to Investing.com, technical indicators are leaning “Strong Buy” for MAV/USD on Binance.
This suggests strong buying momentum right now, but be wary: the RSI is overbought, which could signal a near-term pullback.
3. Binance & Token Dynamics
MAV was listed on Binance and was part of a Launchpool event, giving early liquidity and visibility.
On Binance’s research page, they highlight Maverick’s AMM design: a “Dynamic Distribution AMM” that lets liquidity providers concentrate liquidity more efficiently.
Token unlocks and large transfers to Binance have been observed, raising some risks around sell pressure.
4. Catalysts & Risks
Strengths: MAV’s use case is solid — it’s not just a speculative token. It supports governance (via staking for veMAV) and powers a capital-efficient AMM. #MAVUSD #MAVTrading #MAVToken $MAV
Bitcoin recently declined from its October peak (around $126,000) to trade nearer $90K–$110K.
This pullback followed heavy liquidations and tightening macro conditions.
Market sentiment is showing signs of fear, with on-chain metrics hinting at accumulation by long-term holders.
2. Macro & Institutional Drivers
The U.S. regulatory environment has become more favorable: stablecoin regulation (the GENIUS Act) was passed, adding clarity.
Lowering interest rates by the Fed is reducing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like Bitcoin.
Big money is still in play: despite short-term ETF outflows, institutional accumulation continues — whales are adding BTC, and governments (or states) are even creating Bitcoin reserves.
3. Risks & Key Levels
If Bitcoin loses support under ~$100K, downside risk could extend further, especially if macro fears re-emerge.
However, a sustained rebound above $115K–$125K could reignite bullish momentum, potentially targeting $130K+ by year-end — assuming ETF inflows and on-chain accumulation hold. #BTCVolatility #BTC #BTCTrading