Bitcoin's momentum has softened as the price trades under key resistance levels, with multiple analysts highlighting $66,187 as a critical support area and $70,000 as a lost bullish threshold. A sustained hold above roughly $66,000 could keep the door open for another attempt at the blue box resistance near $69,407, while a breakdown may expose lower supports around $62,433 and below. Some wave-based projections point to upside targets up to the $100,000 region if resistance between $69,407 and $74,000 is convincingly reclaimed with strong volume.

Ethereum is currently trading within a rising wedge structure, with analysts warning that a breakdown could shift focus toward the $1,500 high‑timeframe support area. Luca notes price has been rejected at a previously lost support zone around the 2D Bull Market Support Band at $2,180, while Snyder is watching intraday levels between $2,036 and $2,163 for short‑term trades. A sustained failure to reclaim these levels may keep downside risk elevated, especially if broader market moves and macro events such as the NFP release trigger additional volatility.

XRP is testing the 200 EMA while holding the lower boundary of a multi‑month descending channel, creating a compressed setup around critical resistance. Analysts highlight that a weekly close above the 200 EMA and $1.55 could confirm a bullish shift, with $2.20 as the next key upside target. Failure to clear these levels may instead trigger a move toward supports around $1.26 and possibly the $0.95–$0.85 area.

Bitcoin is compressing within a tight range above a key $69,000 support level after weeks of sideways trading, with price respecting a major trendline and attracting steady buying interest. One analyst outlines upside targets at $90,000, $102,000 and $122,000, extending to about $155,000 if bullish momentum persists, while another warns that failure to reclaim the $71,000–$72,000 resistance zone could open a move back toward $61,000.

Solana has spent several weeks trading in a tightening consolidation range, with analysts highlighting a developing triangle pattern that could precede a strong move. A push above the $88.60 Sunday high is being viewed as an early signal of renewed bullish momentum, while a reclaim of $85 depends on the BTC pair holding above both its range and the 4H 200 SMA. If those conditions fail, traders expect SOL to continue rotating inside the broader $77–$90 band.

Rising geopolitical risk around the Strait of Hormuz, a route handling about 20% of global oil shipments according to analyst Pumpius, is heightening market volatility and exposing weaknesses in cross-border payment flows. Pumpius says US and Israel strikes on Iran have cut vessel activity through the strait by roughly 70%, raising concerns over energy supply and potential oil price spikes. In this environment, Ripple’s XRP and its ISO 20022-aligned infrastructure are being framed as tools for more resilient international settlement, while Dubai’s regulators and companies expand their use of the XRP Ledger for tokenized diamonds and real estate under Ripple’s growing global licensing footprint.

Ethereum has broken out of a corrective price channel, a move that Elliott Waves Academy interprets as the start of a strong impulsive Wave 3 with targets around $2,624.14 and potentially the 261.8% extension. Analysts also highlight liquidity sweeps and key levels near $2,110 and ~$1,970 as zones for tactical short hedges or possible long entries once clearer confirmation emerges.

According to crypto analyst Kevin, in recent years Bitcoin has aligned more with software stocks than with any other market. Market watcher Super฿ro sees a bullish setup but warns of a possible bear pennant that could target below $50,000, while holding recent lows could open a recovery toward the $70,000 range. CW adds that an IFP golden cross over the 90-day moving average may signal upside.

Ethereum is showing relative strength on an inverted price chart, but an analyst known as Mizer still views the higher time frame trend as bearish until a key parabolic curve is broken. He outlines two possible outcomes from the current consolidation and sets downside targets near $1,700 and $1,400, warning that losing a crucial flip zone on the inverted chart would invalidate the setup and imply a broader trend shift.