๐Ÿšจ Crypto Market Shake-Up: Whatโ€™s Really Going On with BTC and ETH?

The week began with high hopes โ€” traders expected the Fedโ€™s latest rate cut to spark a massive crypto rally. But instead of pumping, Bitcoin and Ethereum tumbled, leaving investors scratching their heads.

Despite easier liquidity and the Fed signaling an end to tightening soon, markets didnโ€™t react as expected. Analysts now say this isnโ€™t about fundamentals โ€” itโ€™s a technical reset before the next major move.

๐Ÿ’ฅ Bitcoin Holds the Line

BTC started the week around $115,000, but once the $114,000 support broke, a sharp correction followed โ€” a common pattern after strong rallies.

Analysts now expect Bitcoin to consolidate between $97,000โ€“$120,000, signaling accumulation rather than weakness. Once macro pressures cool, a strong rebound wave could ignite.

โš ๏ธ Fedโ€™s Tone Fuels Uncertainty

Jerome Powellโ€™s cautious comments about inflation and the pause on December rate cuts triggered a risk-off move across global markets. Still, experts believe long-term conditions remain bullish, as liquidity could expand again in early 2026 when tightening fully ends.

๐Ÿ”ฅ Ethereum Mirrors BTCโ€™s Path

ETH touched $3,900 before dipping to $3,700, tracking Bitcoinโ€™s consolidation. Analysts remain optimistic โ€” as long as ETH holds above $3,300, the structure stays bullish.

In the medium term, Ethereum could target $5,000โ€“$7,000, driven by institutional demand and tokenized asset adoption heading into 2026.

๐Ÿ“Š Bottom Line:

The current pullback looks more like a healthy reset than a trend reversal. Crypto is stabilizing after a major run โ€” and once liquidity returns, both BTC and ETH could be gearing up for their next breakout cycle.

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