With $BTC holding above $70K but still lacking momentum, ETH is trying to stabilize after a heavy breakdown. Price reclaimed $2,100, but the bigger picture hasn’t changed much - former support zones above are now acting as resistance.
In the short term, structure allows for a slow recovery. There’s room for a move toward $2,300, but that level is key. Without strong demand, price keeps stalling, and the bounce starts to look more like consolidation than a real reversal.
Zooming out, the risk is still there. Losing $2,100 opens the door back to the $1,900 range, where support becomes critical again. For now, $ETH is holding - but it’s not out of pressure yet.
📊 BTC ETFs Turn Green Again While ETH Sees Outflows
From March 30 to April 2, spot $BTC ETFs recorded $22.34M in inflows - a noticeable shift after the previous week’s $296M outflow. Not huge numbers, but enough to show that demand for $BTC hasn’t disappeared.
📈 The inflows weren’t evenly distributed. ARKB led with $34.16M, followed by IBIT ($16.38M), BTC ($10.25M), and HODL ($4.74M). At the same time, FBTC saw $26.21M in outflows, with GBTC and BITB also ending the week in the red.
📉 Ethereum ETFs told a different story, losing $42.15M overall. Only one product ( $ETH ) managed to attract $6.49M, while the rest saw capital leaving.
👀 The takeaway: flows are still mixed, but BTC is showing early signs of stabilization. It’s not a strong trend yet - just the first hint that sentiment might be shifting back.
Something big is quietly developing around XRP. While most of the market is still focused on $BTC and short-term price moves, Ripple is positioning itself for something much larger behind the scenes.
The key move is Ripple’s $1B acquisition of GTreasury, now rebranded as Ripple Treasury. This gives access to over 13,000 banks and 1,000+ corporate clients handling a combined $12.5T in annual payments.
What makes this interesting is simple: right now, none of that flow touches crypto. Zero. And that gap is exactly where $XRP could step in.
Why it matters: if even a small portion of this payment volume moves through the XRP Ledger, it could shift both adoption and long-term demand in a way the market isn’t fully pricing yet.
📉 Peter Brandt Just Threw Cold Water on $BTC 's Next Rally
Veteran trader Peter Brandt is back with a warning - and it’s not what $BTC bulls want to hear. Instead of a new all-time high, he’s pointing to a possible drop back to $60K before anything meaningful happens.
Brandt says a fresh ATH in 2026 is unlikely, calling current expectations “guesswork.” His base case? Bitcoin drifts lower, potentially revisiting the $60K level again - the same zone it touched earlier this year after falling from its $126K peak.
And it doesn’t stop there. He even suggests the real bottom could come later this year, around September or October, before a new cycle begins. In other words: patience. The next big move might take longer than most expect.