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BTC in the key demand zone: Bitcoin (BTC ≈ 78,688.3 USDT) reached the support area of 75,000–78,000 USDT, where large institutional purchases were previously formed. Despite mass sell-offs, increased interest in the asset from major players and sovereign funds maintains the potential for a technical rebound.$BTC

Bitcoin is close to a mirror rebound: Following the recovery after the announcement of Kevin Warsh's appointment as Fed Chair and active institutional inflows, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around 83,684 USDT, aiming to break through the resistance at 85,000 USDT. Positive momentum is also observed in ETH and SOL, strengthening technical reversal signals.  The market sentiment remains optimistic as traders anticipate further upward movement. Additionally, Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are showing signs of recovery, supported by technical indicators

BTC is holding at a key support level: despite falling below 85,000 USD, institutional flows such as Metaplanet and Tesla demonstrate sustained demand for BTC at current levels, which limits further decline.

Excess demand for BTC and institutional interest: Bitcoin is strengthening against the backdrop of sustained demand from funds, despite a local decrease in volumes. Technically, BTC maintains a key support level around 87,000 USDT, demonstrating high interest from institutional buyers and positive flows into ETFs. ETH and SOL are reinforcing the trend through increased activity in DeFi and staking, confirming the continued broad market appetite for risk.

Growth of institutional interest: Bitcoin (BTC) shows moderate growth, trading around 89,304.7 USDT. Against the backdrop of a weakening dollar and increasing interest in ETFs, institutional investments are strengthening. Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are consolidating their positions due to demand for DeFi and asset tokenization, which enhances the overall attractiveness of the crypto market.$BTC

Bitcoin strengthens institutional support: Despite volatility, the net inflow into spot BTC ETFs amounted to $6.84 million, signaling a gradual return of trust from funds. Against the backdrop of gold strengthening and the dollar weakening, Bitcoin again acts as a hedge against macro risks, while Ethereum and Solana demonstrate technical stabilization after correction.$BTC

The market is under pressure due to institutional outflows: Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around 87,746.99 USDT, losing nearly 2% in 24 hours, reflecting a strong correction amid capital outflows from ETF funds and a shift in macro sentiment. Despite stable liquidity, institutional investor demand is weakening, opening up room for further decline to the key zone of 80,000 USDT.$BTC

Institutional interest is growing: Against the backdrop of US legislative initiatives ( laws CLARITY and the reserve act for BTC ), institutional demand and the use of Bitcoin in state reserves are increasing, forming a long-term bullish scenario. Engagement from major companies is rising ( for example, GameStop previously held 4710 BTC ), indicating ongoing recognition of the asset. Ethereum and Solana also demonstrate resilience of institutional interest, maintaining activity in the DeFi and NFT markets, which indirectly supports BTC. $BTC

Institutional pressure: The massive outflow of funds from Bitcoin spot ETFs (more than 1 billion USD in 5 days) is intensifying short-term selling. Despite support from UBS banks and CZ's forecast of a "supercycle," the market shows weakness. Ethereum and Solana are currently holding up better — amid BTC stagnation, it is interesting to consider diversifying part of the portfolio into ETH and SOL, as well as partially into meme-token segment tokens (PEPE) and smart contracts (ADA).$BTC

Market tension in ETFs and macro risks: a $7.08 billion USD outflow from ETFs has intensified the short-term demand/supply imbalance, as well as pressure from long-term holders selling off. The volatility of BTC and ETH is high, and growth may be limited without new liquidity inflows.$BTC

The market is in a recovery phase: Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around 90,178 USDT, stabilizing within the range of 88,000–90,000 USD, showing signs of resilience after correction. The cancellation of tariff threats between the US and Europe has reduced market fear, and technical indicators (MACD and RSI) confirm the formation of a bullish momentum.$BTC

Institutional demand supports the market: Despite the current correction, there is an increase in institutional purchases — for example, Strategy and other major funds have acquired over 22,000 BTC, indicating long-term confidence in the asset. At the same time, growing interest in ETH and SOL in the context of their integration into DeFi is boosting liquidity inflows into the market.$BTC

Probable Technical Bounce of BTC: The introduction of $55.3 billion in liquidity by the Federal Reserve and signs of a slowdown in the bearish momentum are creating a foundation for a short-term recovery of BTC from the key support zone of $92,000. Institutional purchases through ETFs and sustained interest in ETH and SOL support the overall market recovery.$BTC

Weakening of BTC support — how to take advantage of this opportunity?
Institutional purchases are strengthening support: Bitcoin (BTC ≈ 92,740.14 USDT) is correcting after a spike in volatility, but activity from institutions (Vanguard, BlackRock, Coinbase) and US plans to create BTC reserves are creating fundamental demand. Against the backdrop of a decline in altcoins, especially PEPE and ADA, Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to hold market share, signaling a capital flow into leading assets.$BTC

Growing Institutional Interest: The current decline in BTC to 95,205.16 USDT is accompanied by consolidation, but the macro environment remains favorable: capital inflows through ETFs, interest from major players and institutional purchases (particularly BlackRock and Coinbase) indicate a continuation of the bullish phase in the medium term. At the same time, Ethereum demonstrates network resilience, and Solana strengthens its position through the implementation of corporate storage solutions, which together reinforce the market.$BTC

Growth in institutional demand: The price of BTC reached 95,297.08 USDT, reflecting high activity from institutional investors. Flows into ETFs and corporate purchases are boosting demand. Support at the 94,800 USDT level remains key, with technical indicators pointing to accumulation ahead of a breakout. Interest in ETH and SOL is strengthening the correlation rally, which may support overall liquidity in the sector.$BTC

Institutions support the market: institutional players, including BlackRock and MicroStrategy, continue active BTC purchases, creating a structural supply deficit and a foundation for medium-term growth. At a price of around 95,602.44 USDT, Bitcoin remains resilient despite the correction.$BTC

Bitcoin maintains its upward momentum: despite the current correction, institutional demand and capital inflows through ETFs are forming strong support above 94,000 USDT. Capital inflows and low funding rates indicate the potential for the continuation of the bullish trend.$BTC

Institutional absorption of supply is increasing: Bitcoin (BTC) has strengthened to approximately 95,024.37 USDT, thanks to strong purchases from corporate treasuries (increase in BTC reserves by 260,000 over 6 months — three times the mining volume). At the same time, the positive background is supported by increased liquidity through ETFs and declining inflation in the US. Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are demonstrating leading dynamics, stimulating overall interest in risk assets.$BTC

Bitcoin (BTC, 91,425.11 USDT) is correcting due to profit-taking after the rise, but the fundamental factors remain strong: institutional purchases (MicroStrategy, Morgan Stanley), inflows into ETFs, and legislative changes in the US are boosting market confidence. At the same time, Ethereum and Solana are increasing network activity, creating a positive backdrop for the entire sector.$BTC