ETH held $2,550 and closed the week +1.66%. The key battle remains the $2,300–$2,800 range — a zone that has triggered 3 major weekly breakouts before.
A confirmed break above $2,800 could open $3,600–$4,500.
Support: $2,550 / $2,350 Key catalyst: ISM Thursday Historically, ISM above 56 has supported strength in ETH and alts.
$BTC — Bitcoin is sitting in an interesting area right now
.After the recent recovery from the $80K zone, BTC pushed toward the $87K area before cooling back down. The market is now watching whether buyers can keep the recovery structure alive or whether another deeper retest comes first. One thing that stands out is the return of institutional demand. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded strong inflows during the second half of September, with billions of dollars entering across several sessions. That gives the current market some real support behind the scenes, rather than the move being driven only by short-term retail activity. But there is another side to the story. ETF inflows have started slowing from the strongest September sessions, while some demand indicators have weakened. That means Bitcoin still needs confirmation from fresh capital and trading volume before the next major move can be considered established. Price-wise, the $80K–$81K area remains an important zone to keep on the radar. Above that, $82K–$83K has become a key short-term area, while $84K–$85K is where the market is currently facing an important decision. The next major reference sits around $87K, where Bitcoin recently struggled to maintain momentum. Volume will be just as important as price. When BTC moves with strong volume, the move carries more weight. If price starts moving aggressively while volume fades, traders need to be more careful about chasing the move. There is also a bigger story developing around institutional adoption. Companies such as Strategy continue adding Bitcoin to their treasury holdings, while spot ETFs have created another channel for traditional investors to gain exposure to BTC. At the same time, macro conditions remain important. Treasury yields, liquidity, interest-rate expectations and overall risk appetite can all influence Bitcoin's short-term behavior. So right now, I'm watching four things closely: Price structure Trading volume ETF flows Liquidity and macro conditions Bitcoin doesn't need another headline to move. If real demand returns and volume follows, the market can become much more interesting very quickly. For now, the important thing is confirmation. The $80K–$85K area remains a key part of the current structure, while the $87K region is an important level from the recent move. BTC remains one of the most closely watched assets in the market, and the next few sessions could tell us a lot about whether this recovery has genuine strength behind it. Trade with a plan. M anage risk. Don't chase every candle. #Bitcoin❗ #BTC
The structure remains strong, but the recent move is already extended, so risk management matters. A clean break and hold above the recent high would put the next levels in focus.
QNT is trading around 307.13 after touching 329.00, with 24H volume reaching 189.16M USDT and price up 21.67%.
Key levels on the chart: Entry: 304–308 TP1: 318.50 TP2: 329.00 TP3: 332.00 SL: 297.00
The 15M chart shows a strong breakout move followed by a pullback from the 329 area. Keep risk controlled and watch how price reacts around the 307–318 zone.