Yesterday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of 102.7 million, while Ethereum had net outflows of 55.4 million—this data is kind of interesting; it seems like the funds are taking sides.
Looking at the chart: $BTC has a current price around 86,500, up 2.78%, with trading volume at 14.9 billion; the Fear & Greed Index is 72, and it hasn’t really run out of greed territory. $SOL is even stronger, around 123, up 3.42%, making it the fastest runner among the mainstream. $ETH , though, looks sluggish—about 2,730 up only 0.9%, and the ETF is still bleeding it.
Structurally, BTC closed yesterday above 86,500. In the short term, the moving averages are all below, acting like support; 87,000 is the first hurdle for this leg. If it can hold above that, then the next target is 90,000 even. ETH is weaker—not because of fundamentals, but because the money doesn’t recognize it. The level around 2730 keeps getting ground down; as long as it doesn’t break 2700, there’s still a chance for a follow-up rally.
My move is very clear: I’m going in with half position to test the long. If $BTC pulls back to around 85,000, I’ll add up to full size, and the first target is 90,000. I’m not in a hurry with ETH—I’ll wait for it to work through the selling-outflow shadow on its own.
For SOL, after this push upward, it should kick it out of that “weak mainstream” list.
Looking at the chart: $BTC has a current price around 86,500, up 2.78%, with trading volume at 14.9 billion; the Fear & Greed Index is 72, and it hasn’t really run out of greed territory. $SOL is even stronger, around 123, up 3.42%, making it the fastest runner among the mainstream. $ETH , though, looks sluggish—about 2,730 up only 0.9%, and the ETF is still bleeding it.
Structurally, BTC closed yesterday above 86,500. In the short term, the moving averages are all below, acting like support; 87,000 is the first hurdle for this leg. If it can hold above that, then the next target is 90,000 even. ETH is weaker—not because of fundamentals, but because the money doesn’t recognize it. The level around 2730 keeps getting ground down; as long as it doesn’t break 2700, there’s still a chance for a follow-up rally.
My move is very clear: I’m going in with half position to test the long. If $BTC pulls back to around 85,000, I’ll add up to full size, and the first target is 90,000. I’m not in a hurry with ETH—I’ll wait for it to work through the selling-outflow shadow on its own.
For SOL, after this push upward, it should kick it out of that “weak mainstream” list.
