The crypto market has indeed been recovering momentum recently. Bitcoin successfully reclaimed the $92,000 level, and with the dual boost of US investors' buying and short covering, the short-term bullish sentiment has significantly intensified. From a broader perspective, over 50 countries worldwide have started collecting tax data for the CARF (Crypto Asset Reporting Framework), and regulatory pressure on centralized exchanges is increasing. Funds are quietly migrating to decentralized protocols. Currently, the market is waiting for the CPI data release, and the overall trend shows a tug-of-war with oscillations upward.
Whether Bitcoin can hold this rebound is crucial. If the $92,000 level is effectively defended, the window to push towards $100,000 will open. Expectations of slowing inflation combined with ongoing ETF attention make short-term corrections an opportunity to confirm the bottom. However, attention should be paid to the support zone between $90,500 and $91,000; chasing gains at high levels should be more cautious.
On Ethereum, signs of institutional confidence are quite evident. Standard Chartered recently released an interesting report—setting a target price of $7,500 for ETH by the end of 2026, and highlighting its strong influence in the RWA and stablecoin sectors. Additionally, the staking scale of BitMine has surpassed $5 billion, and large holders are adjusting their positions (reducing BTC holdings to increase ETH). The possibility of ETH challenging $3,600 in the near term is rising.
SOL has recently shown strong resilience. The current price hovers around $148. The total locked value in on-chain ecological projects has approached $4.8 billion. If the legal status of ETFs advances, SOL could have new stories to tell.
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BrokeBeans
· 12h ago
92000 really stabilized? Feels like we need to watch for a few more days, don't celebrate too early.
Big players quietly switching to ETH, I knew there was a trick, but 7500 is a bit too outrageous.
SOL's story is told quite smoothly, locking in 4.8 billion and thinking you can hold? Wake up, everyone.
CARF is facing fierce regulation this round, rushing to decentralize is the way to go.
Chasing 100K? Don't get ahead of yourself, a pullback to 91,000 is also possible.
Can ETH's recent rally continue? I have a feeling institutions are just blowing up a balloon.
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GasWaster
· 12h ago
92k is really just the appetizer; the core is whether we can hold above 90.5. If it breaks, it will be awkward.
Did the big players really see clearly when they reduced BTC and switched to ETH in this wave?
SOL's resilience to drops feels like it's holding back a big move.
Standard Chartered's $7,500 ETH target sounds good, but who believes it, haha.
Let's wait for the CPI; anything said now is just talk.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12h ago
If 92k stabilizes, we're really heading for 100k. Feels like this time is different.
Wait, are big players really selling BTC to buy ETH? What does this signal...
SOL's resilience in this wave is pretty good; let's see if the ETF can get it done.
Standard Chartered's target of 7500 is a bit aggressive, but I believe it. RWA is indeed Ethereum's moat.
Regulatory actions are getting faster and faster; DEX pools are probably going to explode.
A pullback is a buying opportunity; the 90k line must not be broken.
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TokenUnlocker
· 12h ago
92k stabilize, and we're just waiting to see the 100k show operation. This time feels different.
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ETH $7500? Standard Chartered dares to say that in this report, but RWA is indeed picking up.
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SOL's resilience against drops, are big players quietly deploying?
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Tightening regulations are actually pushing funds toward DEXs, this logic is quite ironic.
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Everyone chasing highs, be cautious. If support breaks, it will be uncomfortable.
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BitMine's 5 billion staking scale, when did this data become so aggressive?
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How CPI is implemented is the key.
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Big players reducing BTC to exchange for ETH, is the signal strong enough?
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GasFeeVictim
· 13h ago
92k has stabilized, and it feels like we're not far from 100k. Just worried about another black swan event.
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Many institutions are optimistic about ETH, but it seems like not many people are truly willing to hold heavy positions.
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Sol's resilience is incredible, stronger than my own mental toughness.
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Since CARF came out, the story of decentralization is really hard to continue; exchanges should be worried.
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Standard Chartered's target price of 7500... waiting until 2026 is such a long wait. I've long been completely trapped.
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The 90500 level must hold for peace of mind. Those chasing high now are true warriors.
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Staking volume has broken 5 billion. This number sounds impressive, but it feels like hot money hasn't truly arrived yet.
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Waiting for CPI again? Still waiting. Is this time really the real deal?
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Are large traders switching from BTC to ETH hinting at something, or are they just changing things up?
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SOL at $148 feels like a good entry point. Let's see if the ETF can really push things forward.
The crypto market has indeed been recovering momentum recently. Bitcoin successfully reclaimed the $92,000 level, and with the dual boost of US investors' buying and short covering, the short-term bullish sentiment has significantly intensified. From a broader perspective, over 50 countries worldwide have started collecting tax data for the CARF (Crypto Asset Reporting Framework), and regulatory pressure on centralized exchanges is increasing. Funds are quietly migrating to decentralized protocols. Currently, the market is waiting for the CPI data release, and the overall trend shows a tug-of-war with oscillations upward.
Whether Bitcoin can hold this rebound is crucial. If the $92,000 level is effectively defended, the window to push towards $100,000 will open. Expectations of slowing inflation combined with ongoing ETF attention make short-term corrections an opportunity to confirm the bottom. However, attention should be paid to the support zone between $90,500 and $91,000; chasing gains at high levels should be more cautious.
On Ethereum, signs of institutional confidence are quite evident. Standard Chartered recently released an interesting report—setting a target price of $7,500 for ETH by the end of 2026, and highlighting its strong influence in the RWA and stablecoin sectors. Additionally, the staking scale of BitMine has surpassed $5 billion, and large holders are adjusting their positions (reducing BTC holdings to increase ETH). The possibility of ETH challenging $3,600 in the near term is rising.
SOL has recently shown strong resilience. The current price hovers around $148. The total locked value in on-chain ecological projects has approached $4.8 billion. If the legal status of ETFs advances, SOL could have new stories to tell.