Bitcoin remains near the $92,000 level after pulling back from intraday highs above $94,000, as ETF flows turn negative. Ethereum trades around $3,200, down more than 1%, while XRP trims gains as selling pressure intensifies below a multi-month trendline, with the token near $2.24. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 42, signaling cautious investor sentiment despite a slight improvement from last week.
Ethereum ETF inflows extended for a third consecutive day, with roughly $115 million on Tuesday, $168 million on Monday, and $174 million on Friday, underscoring a broader inflow trend that has pushed cumulative ETH ETF inflows toward substantial levels. Bitcoin ETFs on Tuesday posted outflows of about $243 million after prior inflows, though BlackRock’s IBIT ETF remained in the green on that day. XRP ETFs drew roughly $19 million on Tuesday, keeping cumulative XRP ETF inflows at around $1.25 billion and net assets near $1.62 billion.
On the technical front, BTC is testing support near the 50-day EMA at about $91,784; a break below could open a path toward $90,000, while a close above the 50-day EMA would reinforce a near-term bullish bias. ETH faces resistance around the 100-day EMA near $3,307 and the 200-day EMA near $3,352, with the RSI slipping toward the midline and MACD still showing a positive divergence. XRP hovers around $2.24 as bears push toward the 100-day EMA at $2.23, with the 50-day around $2.07 providing some support; MACD’s positive divergence keeps a tilt toward upside momentum for now.
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