ETH approaches $2,600 whereas XRP and SOL put up minor positive factors.
Main cryptocurrencies began the week within the inexperienced, rebounding after some weekend volatility that was pushed by weaker-than-expected employment information and President Donald Trump’s high-profile feud with SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
On the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is buying and selling at $108,200, up practically 2% over the previous 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) is up 1.7% to $2,570. In the meantime, XRP is buying and selling flat on the day at $2.28, and Solana (SOL) is up by 2.3% to $156.
The whole cryptocurrency market capitalization remained comparatively unchanged prior to now 24 hours at $3.49 trillion. Leveraged liquidations totaled $202 million, in response to CoinGlass. BTC accounted for round $72 million of the full, whereas ETH liquidations got here in at round $55 million.
Within the exchange-traded fund (ETF) area, U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded $48 million in outflows. Spot ETH ETFs attracted $2 million in inflows, in response to SoSoValue information.
After weeks of blended alerts from unsure macroeconomic situations, this newest worth motion is being seen by analysts as a possible turning level.
“Bitcoin pushing previous $107K is a strain valve launch,” stated Ben Kurland, CEO at DYOR. “After weeks of consolidation, traders were bracing for a move, and this breakout confirms upward momentum is still very much intact. Volatility is back, but it’s directional.”
What stands out, Kurland added, is how steady the broader market stays, noting that altcoins aren’t surging, however they’re not falling aside both.
“It’s not panic, it’s positioning,” he stated. “The choppiness we’re seeing is less about fear and more about recalibration—high conviction buyers stepping in while short-term profit takers exit. That kind of divergence points to a more mature, selective market.”
Ethereum Inflows Surge
According to CoinShare’s weekly Fund Flows report, weekly crypto investment inflows reached $224 million, pushing the 7-week total to $11 billion. However, momentum has slowed as investors await signals from the Federal Reserve.
Ethereum led the charge with $296.4 million in inflows, its strongest streak since the U.S. election in November 2024. ETH now makes up 10.5% of total assets under management (AUM).
Bitcoin, on the other hand, recorded $56.5 million in outflows last week, while altcoin activity remained subdued, the report noted.
“Bitcoin’s resilience above $100,000 stems from robust institutional demand, with spot ETF inflows offsetting a $346.8 million outflow and exchange reserves dropping to a record low of 2.3 million BTC,” stated Joel Kruger, a market strategist at LMAX Group. “Meanwhile, ETH benefits from ETF inflows despite flat network activity post-Pectra Upgrade.”
