BTC fell 1.6% to $110,350 as analysts warn of a possible deeper correction towards $93,000. The weakening of macroeconomic sentiment, the seasonal weakness of September, and the record rally of gold led traders to reduce their risk exposure.

ETH dropped 3.6% to $4,308 because short-term sellers pushed the price below $4,500. Institutional interest remains strong thanks to flows into ETFs and staking yields, with forecasts of a strong year-end rally if the $4,300 support holds.

$SOL fell 2.9% and Cardano 3.7%, both reflecting intensified selling in altcoins. Traders cite a lack of catalysts and the negative drag from Bitcoin's weakness as reasons for further declines.

$XRP is trading at $2.80, down 1.7%, caught in a tight symmetrical triangle. Whale accumulation offsets institutional liquidations, but the increase in supply on exchanges and the drop in volume signal the risk of a decline towards $2.35 if sentiment does not improve.

$HBAR broke its key support, triggering a strong sell-off and a spike in volume driven by capitulation. Despite some regulatory advances, stop-loss cascades and profit-taking have left traders cautious, with stabilization barely emerging.