Binance recorded $1.77 billion in combined Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows over a seven-day period, while stablecoin deposits reached $1.58 billion during the same timeframe. The data shows $1.1 billion in Bitcoin and $670 million in Ethereum left the exchange, with USDT contributing approximately $900 million and USDC $680 million to stablecoin inflows. Analysts view this divergence as potential accumulation behavior by long-term holders.

Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000, trading as low as $94,700 amid an extended correction. Market analyst Ali Martinez highlights a recurring 1,064-day bull cycle pattern that suggests the current rally may have already peaked. The pattern has appeared in previous cycles, raising concerns about a potential market downturn.

Bitcoin retested the $100,000 level during its recent correction, triggering significant liquidations. Analyst PlanD identifies the 50-week exponential moving average at $100,700 as critical support. A sustained weekly close above this threshold could enable a rebound toward $116,000–$120,000 in the short term.

Ethereum is trading around $3,800 following a 1.64% decline over the past week. Market analyst Ted Pillows has identified critical liquidity clusters between $3,750 and $4,200, according to heatmap data from Coinglass. The upper band functions as major resistance, while the $3,750 level serves as potential support.

Solana trades near $186 after declining 4.37% over the past week. Analyst Ali Martinez identified $180 as a crucial support level, which aligns with the 200-day moving average and the lower boundary of an ascending channel established in May 2025. On-chain data shows 24.5 million SOL tokens were accumulated at this price point.

Bitcoin has traded in a narrow range near $111,000 over the past two weeks, fluctuating between $107,000 and $112,000. Data show untriggered liquidation levels are building at $106,000 for long positions and $115,000 for short positions. Analyst DaanCrypto notes this accumulation may precede a breakout move.