Bitcoin has opened the week on a cautious footing, with buyers trying to hold price above the $67,500 zone. The market is not showing strong dip-buying yet, and that hesitation is visible in the $133 million of outflows from Bitcoin exchange-traded products last week. Overall crypto investment products have now seen roughly $3.8 billion leave the sector over the past month, reflecting a defensive mood among investors.

If Bitcoin closes the month below $79,500, it would mark consecutive negative monthly closes for January and February for the first time, and the asset is already heading toward one of its weakest first-quarter performances since 2018. Despite this soft price action, long-term conviction remains intact for some large players, with Strategy continuing its accumulation campaign and preparing its 99th Bitcoin purchase, reinforcing the view that institutional believers are treating this decline as a longer-term buying phase rather than a trend reversal.

Bitcoin’s recovery is struggling near the $71,000 area, showing that sellers are still active on every bounce. Bears continue to treat rallies as exit opportunities, and to stay in control they will try to push price back under the $65,000 zone. If that happens, BTC could revisit the major support near $60,000, which remains a very important psychological level for the market. A clean break below $60,000 would likely trigger panic selling and open the door toward the $52,500 region. On the other hand, bulls need to reclaim the former breakdown level around $74,508 to signal that selling pressure is fading.

If buyers manage that, Bitcoin could move toward the 50-day moving average near $83,900, though heavy supply is expected there. Ether again faced rejection near $2,111, confirming that sellers are defending higher levels aggressively. Bears are now watching the $1,897 support, and a drop below it could send ETH toward $1,750. That zone is a critical demand area because a sustained break beneath it may extend the decline to around $1,537. A stronger bounce above the 20-day EMA near $2,221 would be the first sign that selling pressure is easing, and it could allow a recovery toward the 50-day moving average near $2,744.

BNB’s rebound stalled near $642, showing weak buying interest and continued distribution on small rallies. Sellers will attempt to drag the price under $570, and a breakdown there could push BNB toward the $500 psychological support. For sentiment to improve, buyers must push price back above the 20-day EMA near $686. A sustained move above that level could allow a climb toward $730 and possibly the 50-day average near $817. XRP bounced from its descending channel support and briefly moved above the 20-day EMA, but the rally failed near $1.61 as sellers stepped in again. Buyers are likely to attempt another breakout above $1.61, and success could send price toward the 50-day moving average near $1.81 while keeping the asset inside its range. However, if sellers force a breakdown below the channel support, XRP may retest the $1.11 region.

Trader’s Outlook:

The broader market remains fragile, with traders still preferring to sell strength rather than chase breakouts. Bitcoin needs a decisive reclaim of $74K to shift short-term momentum back toward the bulls. Until that happens, rallies will likely face supply and volatility will stay high. The $60K level remains the key sentiment line for the entire crypto market. A breakdown below it would likely trigger wider altcoin weakness. Ether is currently range-bound and traders are watching whether $1,750 holds as the defensive line for buyers. A recovery above $2,200 would be the first meaningful bullish signal for ETH. 

BNB is weaker relative to majors, and traders are focused on the $570 support as the risk trigger. A close above $686 would indicate stabilization for BNB. XRP remains a range trade, with $1.61 acting as breakout resistance and $1.11 as downside risk. Overall, this is still a reactive market where confirmation matters more than anticipation. Traders are likely to favor short-term setups and tight risk management until moving averages are reclaimed across the majors.

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