Bitcoin is currently trading between two major liquidity zones, with price action compressing as both long and short positions accumulate at key levels. One analyst highlights a high‑timeframe liquidity pool around $65,300 as the main downside target, while intraday liquidity clusters are also forming near $69,900 and above $71,450. Another market watcher notes that liquidity on the 24‑hour heatmap is concentrated between roughly $67,800–$68,200 on the downside and $71,500–$72,500 on the upside, leaving traders focused on which side will be taken out first rather than on simple direction.

Over the past few weeks, volatility has intensified and Bitcoin’s price fell sharply, placing it in a deep bear-market conviction zone, according to Marcus Corvinus. Crypto Candy noted a move from $61,000–$58,000 into $70,000–$67,000 and a touch of $71,000 without a daily close above, keeping near-term retracements as the base case.

Analysts on X, including Kamile Uray, say ETH is tracing a weekly Libra setup that remains valid while the candle is open, with invalidation below $1,388 and upside levels near $3,445 and $4,956. Can Özsüer reports price around $2,086 after a ~22% rise from $1,730, highlighting $2,475 and $1,950–$2,000 as key levels.

Solana has fallen back into a major weekly demand zone that analysts say could dictate whether its recent outperformance resumes or slips into extended consolidation. One analyst highlights this area as a historic pivot where momentum often either recovers or weakens, while another points to $119 and the 200-week simple moving average around $100 as key levels for any high-conviction long setup.

SUI is trading in a compression zone near key resistance around $2, with analysts highlighting this area as a typical smart money entry stage. The weekly chart shows an intact ascending channel, demand between $1.15 and $0.80, and price currently hovering near $1.28 with support at $1.50. A sustained move above $2 could open the way toward $2.50 and higher targets, while failure to clear resistance risks a downside retest toward $1.20.

Bitcoin fell back below the $85,200–$86,200 resistance zone, with MakroVision Research noting a decisive rejection and a return into the prior low’s range. Analyst MartyParty said a CME gap is opening that may be filled by Sunday evening, highlighting short-term volatility risks and scenarios around $81,800, $84,500, and lower liquidation levels near $79,350.

Ethereum is holding above the $2,600 support area as traders attempt to steady price action after a bout of volatility, with multiple analysts watching this level on lower‑timeframe charts. Upside scenarios focus on potential recoveries toward $3,050–$3,350, while failure to hold nearby supports around $2,710 and $2,450 could open room for a deeper slide toward the $2,400–$2,100 zone. Persistent weakness in the ETH/BTC pair underscores Ethereum’s underperformance versus Bitcoin and suggests that price swings may remain elevated in the near term.

Bitcoin was originally conceived as a "digital gold" style store of value designed to benefit from de-dollarisation and inflation, but recent market action shows investors favouring physical metals instead. Over roughly the past year, gold has climbed about 55% and silver around 150%, while BTC has traded largely sideways. Analysts Himanshu Sinha and Doctor Profit argue that central bank gold demand and the gold/BTC ratio both suggest gold may keep outperforming and that Bitcoin is currently behaving more like a speculative risk asset.

Solana's price has cooled after a roughly 20% decline from resistance near $150, with the token now hovering around a key technical area. Analyst Umair Crypto highlighted that rejection at the Value Area High near $141 sent SOL back into its two-month trading range, where it is retesting the Value Area Low flip zone around $128. Further consolidation above this support, described by BitGuru as a compression phase, could precede a sharp move in either direction depending on how price reacts to nearby support and resistance.