Bitcoin has moved just 0.1% over the last 16 hours, sitting at 84303.7, so this stretch has been about holding ground. The price stays above both the short-term and longer-term moving averages, but at 3.5% below its twenty-day high it has not challenged recent tops. Momentum has ticked up, with relative strength steadying at 53.0 after starting at 49.4, showing buyers have not faded but aren’t pressing an advance yet. A close back below the short-term mean at 84136.76 would ask whether this recent hold is running thin.
Ethereum’s sideway script shows next to nothing since the last note, with the price flattening to 2693.68 and a change too small to matter. As with BTC, ETH sits above both major moving averages on the four-hour timeframe and holds just under the top quartile of its multi-week range. Relative strength has nudged up to 52.1 from 50.6, so the underlying bid does enough to keep sellers away, but the lack of follow-through means 2686.15—its short-term mean—is still the best tell for whether this hold pushes higher or runs out of steam.
Not financial advice.