Bitcoin is consolidating above $104,739, holding strong above the $100K mark. With institutional buying ramping up and macro sentiment shifting dovish, a push toward $150K–$180K by mid-July feels realistic.
Ethereum at $2,607 is building quietly, with L2 momentum and staking demand pointing toward a $3,700–$4,000 range soon. Solana, boosted by its Dubai VARA partnership and meme coin inflows, trades at $152 and looks primed to retest $300–$500 as DeFi TVL rises.
On the surface, the market feels calm—but underneath, liquidity is rotating, and narratives are aligning. Despite noise around interest rates and tariffs, the real story is unfolding off the radar.
Smart money isn’t watching headlines—it’s acting. MicroStrategy keeps stacking BTC, and more nations are joining El Salvador in adding Bitcoin to reserves. These are long-term plays, not short-term trades.
So why the dip? Some say it’s basic supply and demand, but others point to intentional pressure—shaking out retail before the next leg up. It’s not the first time whales have bled the market, only to buy in silence.
This isn’t a bear market. It’s accumulation disguised as weakness.
The fundamentals haven’t changed. Bitcoin is still scarce, decentralized, and globally adopted.
Watch the wallets, not the headlines.
