Bitcoin has fallen into the $94K–$96K demand region following a failed attempt to reclaim a broken trendline. The asset now trades below its 100-day and 200-day moving averages, testing a support zone that previously saw strong accumulation. A break below this level could expose the $80K–$82K area, while recovery requires reclaiming the $101K–$103K range.

Ethereum has dropped below $3,200 after failing to hold above its 100-day moving average, now trading just above the $3,000 support zone. Technical indicators show bearish momentum with the Relative Strength Index near 33, approaching oversold territory. Exchange reserves have declined to multi-year lows at just over 15 million ETH on centralized platforms, though demand has yet to match the positive supply dynamics.

Ethereum has rebounded from the $3K–$3.2K demand zone following a liquidity sweep that may indicate exhaustion of the recent downtrend. The asset now faces resistance between $3.6K and $3.7K. Technical indicators and on-chain data suggest possible accumulation by larger market participants.