Red dominated Bitcoin’s price action in January and February which is completely normal during corrective phases following strong rallies.
Corrections help reset the market, reduce overbought conditions, and build a stronger base.
However, March could bring noticeable improvement and potentially mark the beginning of a positive reversal especially if buying momentum returns on higher timeframes. $BTC $ETH $SOL #TrumpCanadaTariffsOverturned #USNFPBlowout
Ripple $XRP appears to be preparing for a potential bullish phase.
Recent key movements: A break above the $1.55 level triggered a strong rally toward $3.40. Price extended higher to $3.66 before pulling back to retest the next major support around $1.10.
This price action suggests a possible sideways consolidation near support levels before a new upward wave begins — provided the structure holds.
Holding support = rebuilding momentum for the next leg up
When we say “Bitcoin new investor inflows have flipped negative”,
it means:
Fewer new people are buying Bitcoin. More coins are being sold than fresh money coming in.
Normally in a healthy bull market:
New investors keep entering.
Their buying absorbs the selling pressure.
Price stays stable or keeps going up.
But right now, according to the CryptoQuant analyst:
Selling pressure is increasing 📉
New capital is not strong enough to absorb those sell orders
Demand is weakening
Imagine people are trying to sell houses in a city, but no new buyers are showing up. Prices will eventually drop because sellers have to lower prices to attract buyers.
That’s what’s happening with Bitcoin.
This behavior is often seen in early bear market conditions, where:
Smart money distributes
Retail interest cools down
Momentum fades
It doesn’t mean an instant crash, but it shows the market structure is becoming weaker unless new demand returns.
The strong rally from $1,736 to $2,130 was solid, but it also left unfinished liquidity below price. And as always, liquidity is what drives the next move.
Technical Breakdown
Downside Imbalance: The aggressive push upward created an imbalance, leaving a large concentration of long liquidations resting beneath current levels.
$1,900 Liquidity Zone: Heatmap data shows a dense liquidity cluster around $1,900. This level stands out as a key magnet that market makers typically target before any continuation.
Outlook & Plan
There’s a strong probability that the $1,900 liquidity pocket gets swept within the next 2–3 days. Such moves are often constructive, flushing out over-leveraged longs and setting the stage for a healthier, more sustainable upside afterward.
$ZRO /USDT successfully retesting the breached falling wedge on the 2D chart Continuation to the upside looks likely 📈 #USIranStandoff #RiskAssetsMarketShock
This wasn’t a random dump — it was a planned liquidation.
BTC stayed high for a long time, trapping over-leveraged longs. Once enough liquidity built up, price dropped fast and liquidated them. Most low-leverage longs were flushed between 78k–76k, with a major sweep near 75.7k. That job looks mostly done. Now the focus usually shifts to the other side.
After such sell-offs, traders pile into high-leverage shorts, and whales often push price up to liquidate those shorts. That’s how crypto liquidity cycles work.
BTC Outlook (Short-term): Neutral → Slightly Bullish
Support: 73.7k – 75k Resistance: 79.5k – 81.1k
Possible move: A bounce toward 80k–81k to hunt short liquidations.