The crypto market is showing early signs of recovery after the latest wave of losses. Recent data suggests that demand for Bitcoin is rising again, while the broader market is beginning to stabilize.
By John Isige ETH/USD has been losing ground since last month: the pair has already reversed from the upper boundary of the sideways range at 2437.50–2250.00, exited it through the lower boundary, at one point falling by more than 65.0% from the high set last summer, and is now trying to consolidate below 1680.00.
By John Isige Last week, BTC/USD declined steadily under the influence of monetary and geopolitical factors, renewing a multi-month low at 59100.00, while the dollar strengthened against alternative assets amid rising tensions in the Middle East and a higher probability of tighter monetary policy from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
By John Isige Worldcoin is rising sharply while most of the crypto market is moving lower. The token has gained around 9% over the past 24 hours, bringing its weekly increase close to 70%.
By John Isige Since the middle of last month, XRP/USD has been actively declining as part of the broader market trend. During this period, the price left the medium-term sideways range of 1.3671–1.5136, corresponding to the Murray levels [4/8]–[7/8], breaking through its lower boundary. It is now testing the 1.1718 mark, the Murray level [0/8], which has remained difficult to break since February of this year. Consolidation below this level would allow the price to reach the targets of 1.0742, the Murray level [–2/8], 0.9300, and 0.7812, the Murray level [2/8] on W1. At the same time, if the price breaks above 1.3671, the Murray level [4/8], reinforced by the middle line of the Bollinger Bands, the bulls may recover previously lost positions and move toward 1.5136, the Murray level [7/8], and 1.6600, the Murray level [+2/8].
By John Isige SOL/USD has been declining for the third consecutive week as part of the broader market trend, attempting to consolidate below 75.00, the Murray level [0/8], under pressure from geopolitical and monetary factors.
By John Isige The crypto market has turned sharply lower again, with Bitcoin falling to its lowest level since April — and for investors, this may only be a preview of a deeper correction.
By John Isige Bitcoin is once again falling short of many investors’ expectations. Instead of flowing into crypto, capital is moving toward the hottest sectors of the stock market.
By John Isige Since the beginning of last month, ETH/USD has been actively losing value: the pair has already reversed from the upper boundary of the sideways range of 2437.50–2250.00, corresponding to the Murray levels [7/8]–[4/8], broken through its lower boundary, and is now trying to consolidate below 2000.00, the Murray level [0/8]. This level appears to be key for the bears, as a breakout below it would signal an exit from the long-term ascending channel. If successful, the next targets will be 1875.00, the Murray level [–2/8], and 1746.00, the area of the February lows. Meanwhile, consolidation above 2125.00, the Murray level [2/8], reinforced by the middle line of the Bollinger Bands, would allow buyers to recover previously lost positions and reach the areas of 2375.00, the Murray level [6/8], and 2500.00, the Murray level [8/8].
For crypto, the framework is similar to traditional financial markets but comes with its own twist. Here, price action turns on liquidity, adoption, regulation, and flows from institutions alongside retail sentiment. Network health—hash rate, staking, active wallets—adds another layer. Macro still matters too: rates, dollar strength, and risk appetite shape inflows and outflows. Then, as with any market, you use the chart—trend, support and resistance, momentum, and volume—to spot setups and manage risk.
