Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP all nudged higher to start the week, but the move looked more like a cautious hold than a full recovery. Fresh redemptions from United States spot exchange-traded funds showed that traders are still trimming risk even as prices try to stabilise.
ETF Flows Turn Mixed Again
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $390 million in net outflows over the week through Friday, reversing part of the steady demand seen earlier in the month. Even so, the broader picture remains constructive for the asset class.
| Asset | Weekly flow | Cumulative net inflows | Net assets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | -$390 million | $51.79 billion | $76.61 billion |
| Ethereum | -$2.26 million | $11.45 billion | $10.52 billion |
| XRP | +$2.25 million | $1.51 billion | $933 million |
Ethereum spot ETFs broke a five-week run of inflows with a small $2.26 million outflow, while XRP products extended their positive streak with $2.25 million in inflows. The split suggests that investor appetite is selective rather than broad-based.
Price Levels Keep the Market on Edge
Bitcoin is trading near $63,416, Ethereum near $1,894, and XRP around $1.00. Each one is sitting at a key line that traders will be watching closely over the next few sessions.
- Bitcoin: holding above immediate support, but still under its main moving averages
- Ethereum: above short-term support, yet capped by nearby resistance
- XRP: stuck at parity, with momentum still leaning weak
Bitcoin’s near-term setup remains the most fragile of the three. Price is below the 50-day EMA at $64,317, the 100-day EMA at $66,393, and the 200-day EMA at $72,390, which keeps the broader trend under pressure. The RSI at 46 and a negative MACD both point to fading upside strength.
For bulls, the first test is the $64,317 to $64,850 zone. A daily close above that band would help open a cleaner path to the next resistance layers. If that fails, the SuperTrend line at $61,291 is the main support to defend.
What the Charts Say About BTC, ETH, and XRP
Ethereum is in a better spot than Bitcoin on a short-term basis, but it is not fully repaired. It sits above the 50-day EMA at $1,868 and the SuperTrend support near $1,769, yet remains below the 100-day EMA at $1,918 and well under the 200-day EMA at $2,108. That leaves the chart balanced, not bullish.
The momentum picture for ETH is also mixed. An RSI near 53 signals a market that has stabilised, while a negative MACD warns that the rebound still lacks force. A close above $1,918 would improve the outlook and bring $2,108 into view.
XRP is the weakest technically, even though its ETF flows are improving. It trades below its 50-day EMA at $1.08, 100-day EMA at $1.16, and 200-day EMA at $1.35. The RSI near 37 and a negative MACD show that sellers still have control.
Coins held on exchanges are easier to sell, so rising balances usually lean against the accumulation story.
Santiment said exchange balances climbed to 18,000 BTC last week, up from 4,200 BTC the week before. That shift suggests more supply may be waiting to hit the market if price strength fades again.
- Bitcoin upside trigger: reclaim the $64,317 to $64,850 area
- Ethereum upside trigger: close above $1,918
- XRP upside trigger: break and hold above $1.01
- Bitcoin downside trigger: lose $61,291
- Ethereum downside trigger: lose $1,868
- XRP downside trigger: remain below $1.01
For XRP, the line that matters most is $1.01. A move above it could send price toward the SuperTrend line near $1.07 and then the 50-day EMA at $1.08. Until that happens, the market remains vulnerable to another slip back below parity.
The overall message is simple: the market is steadier, but not stronger. Bitcoin is trying to protect support, Ethereum is rebuilding cautiously, and XRP is attracting ETF interest without yet proving it on price.