Next Week’s Outlook: How Will BTC, ETH, and SOL Move Around CPI?
Next week, I won’t assume the market is definitely going to rebound, nor will I blindly turn bearish just because prices have fallen for several consecutive days. The most important things right now are whether BTC can hold above $75,000 and whether real buying comes in after the CPI release.
✨BTC
The key support zone is currently $75,000–$75,700. If this zone holds, there may be room for a short-term consolidation and recovery between $75,000 and $78,000.
The first resistance above is $77,300, followed by $77,700–$78,000. Only if the price regains and holds above $78,000 could the market’s short-term structure improve.
If BTC breaks above $80,000 and the daily chart confirms the move, the next levels to watch are $81,000–$82,000.
However, if BTC decisively breaks below $75,000 on the daily chart, caution is warranted. The next levels to watch below are $74,000, followed by around $73,000–$73,200. This area is near the 200-day moving average that market analysts are watching.
So BTC has two main scenarios for next week:
First, it holds $75,000 and consolidates while waiting for CPI, with a rebound target of $78,000.
Second, it breaks below $75,000, and bears may push it to test the area around $73,000.
✨ETH
ETH is currently weaker than BTC. $2,200 is the first key support level. If it breaks below that, the $2,100–$2,050 zone comes into focus.
To the upside, watch $2,300 first, followed by $2,350–$2,400. Only if ETH regains and holds around $2,380 will a short-term recovery be more likely to take shape.
In my view, whether ETH can rebound depends not only on BTC but also on whether ETF outflows ease.
✨SOL
SOL is currently around $90, and its short-term structure is relatively weak. Below, watch $88–$86. If this zone fails, the area around $85 also needs attention.
Resistance is at $95, then $98–$100. Only if SOL regains and holds above $100 could its short-term trend improve.
So it’s not a good idea to assume SOL has bottomed just because it has fallen a lot.
Next Week’s Trading Plan
The most important event next week is the U.S. CPI report. If inflation comes in high, the market may continue to worry about Fed rate hikes, and BTC could test $75,000 again. If CPI cools, BTC may have room to recover toward $78,000–$80,000.
A rebound does not mean a reversal, and any breakout must be confirmed.
First, watch whether $75,000 holds, then monitor trading volume and fund flows after CPI.
Next week, I won’t assume the market is definitely going to rebound, nor will I blindly turn bearish just because prices have fallen for several consecutive days. The most important things right now are whether BTC can hold above $75,000 and whether real buying comes in after the CPI release.
✨BTC
The key support zone is currently $75,000–$75,700. If this zone holds, there may be room for a short-term consolidation and recovery between $75,000 and $78,000.
The first resistance above is $77,300, followed by $77,700–$78,000. Only if the price regains and holds above $78,000 could the market’s short-term structure improve.
If BTC breaks above $80,000 and the daily chart confirms the move, the next levels to watch are $81,000–$82,000.
However, if BTC decisively breaks below $75,000 on the daily chart, caution is warranted. The next levels to watch below are $74,000, followed by around $73,000–$73,200. This area is near the 200-day moving average that market analysts are watching.
So BTC has two main scenarios for next week:
First, it holds $75,000 and consolidates while waiting for CPI, with a rebound target of $78,000.
Second, it breaks below $75,000, and bears may push it to test the area around $73,000.
✨ETH
ETH is currently weaker than BTC. $2,200 is the first key support level. If it breaks below that, the $2,100–$2,050 zone comes into focus.
To the upside, watch $2,300 first, followed by $2,350–$2,400. Only if ETH regains and holds around $2,380 will a short-term recovery be more likely to take shape.
In my view, whether ETH can rebound depends not only on BTC but also on whether ETF outflows ease.
✨SOL
SOL is currently around $90, and its short-term structure is relatively weak. Below, watch $88–$86. If this zone fails, the area around $85 also needs attention.
Resistance is at $95, then $98–$100. Only if SOL regains and holds above $100 could its short-term trend improve.
So it’s not a good idea to assume SOL has bottomed just because it has fallen a lot.
Next Week’s Trading Plan
The most important event next week is the U.S. CPI report. If inflation comes in high, the market may continue to worry about Fed rate hikes, and BTC could test $75,000 again. If CPI cools, BTC may have room to recover toward $78,000–$80,000.
A rebound does not mean a reversal, and any breakout must be confirmed.
First, watch whether $75,000 holds, then monitor trading volume and fund flows after CPI.