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After eight consecutive days of net outflows, some in an extreme manner, the spot Bitcoin ETFs finally saw some relief on Friday. However, the same cannot be said about the Ethereum counterparties, as they extended their negative streak to seven days in a row. BTC ETFs: The Bad and Minor Good The US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs didn’t enjoy February, which turned out to be the worst month in terms of net outflows since their inception over a year ago. The second part of the month was particularly painful, which is perhaps what helped make February 2025 the poorest for BTC’s price movements in over a decade. There hasn’t been a day with a triple-digit net inflow since February 7. In fact, only two trading days since that date have been in the green, while the remaining 12 were deep in the red. The biggest net withdrawals came on February 25 when $1.138.9 billion left the funds. The two surrounding dates – 24 and 26 – were also deep in the red, with $539 million and $754.9 million exiting, respectively. After another $275.9 million was withdrawn on Thursday (Feb 27), the tables finally turned on Friday with $94.3 million in net inflows. Despite this minor glimpse of hope, though, the week still ended deep in the red, with $2,614.1 billion exiting the funds. Perhaps it’s no surprise that BTC’s price went from $96,000 to $78,000 within this timeframe and dumped to its lowest level since early November 2024. ETH ETFs in Knockdown State The spot Ethereum ETFs had a slightly different trajectory this month as they even registered some consecutive days of net inflows from February 13 to February 19, granted there were three non-trading days within this timeframe. However, their streak was halted on February 20, and they have bled out each trading day since. The past week alone saw $78 million taken out on Monday, $50.1 million on Tuesday, $94.3 million on Wednesday, $71.2 million on Thursday, and $41.9 million on Friday. Overall, the week ended well in the red, with $335.5 million leaving the funds. ETH’s price performance was quite similar to that of BTC, as the asset is now down by over 20% on a weekly scale. Moreover, it dipped toward $2,000 for the first time in several months but managed to defend that level, at least for now. The post Weekly Bitcoin, Ethereum ETF Recap: Light at the End of the Tunnel for BTC appeared first on CryptoPotato.

Bitcoin’s price continues to follow historical trends, with analysts tracking key structures shaping its long-term movement. Market cycles and technical patterns reveal potential price action, influencing investor decisions. Trader Tardigrade reports that Bitcoin is forming another Descending Broadening Wedge, a structure seen in previous cycles. If this trend repeats, Bitcoin could break out by mid-2025 and reach $150,000 in the third quarter. Bitcoin has followed similar patterns before experiencing sharp breakouts. The chart shows multiple instances where Bitcoin moved inside these formations. Each breakout has driven a strong rally, signaling structured price movements. In the first case, Bitcoin declined within a wedge before breaking out around October. A rapid surge followed, pushing the price to a peak labeled B. After reaching that level, a corrective phase set in, forming another descending broadening wedge. A similar pattern played out as Bitcoin remained inside the second wedge. Resistance levels, marked by pink triangle indicators, faced multiple tests before Bitcoin broke above the upper boundary. The breakout, marked by a yellow circle, triggered another rally. This repeated market structure signals a consistent transition from consolidation to breakout. Market analyst CryptoGoos examined Bitcoin’s price from 2017 to 2026, tracking key peaks in 2018, 2021, and a projected future high. A red trendline connects these peaks, showing Bitcoin’s long-term bullish trajectory. Each breakout produced a higher low, reinforcing an upward pattern. Bitcoin’s growth structure remains consistent across market cycles. Green bands on the chart mark support zones where Bitcoin found strong buying interest after corrections. Red bands indicate resistance points where selling pressure increased. In 2024, Bitcoin remains above critical support levels, maintaining an upward trend. Projections place Bitcoin at $325,000 by 2026, following its historical growth path. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

The digital asset market is going through a new crisis and displays a dominant color: blood red. Bitcoin is losing its position, Ethereum follows the trend, and altcoins suffer in silence. Yet, one resilient player stands firm: Solana. While its price has fallen to 125 dollars, it made a spectacular rebound of 16%. But for how much longer? With the shadow of massive token unlocks looming, the future of SOL seems uncertain. Since February 24th, Solana has been in free fall , reaching a low of 125 dollars on February 28th. However, the wounded beast has not said its last word: a 16% rally followed, thanks to the announcement of the launch of Solana futures by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). A beautiful glimmer of hope that, for now, is still waiting for approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). But this rebound could very well be a flash in the pan. While SOL has tried to stabilize above 143 dollars, the true test lies ahead. A crucial resistance barrier looms at 160 dollars. Will it break through, or will we witness another brutal drop? Especially since the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has recently been in oversold territory, a signal already seen in June 2023, when the SOL price was only 15 dollars… On March 1st, 11.2 million SOL will enter circulation, increasing the total token supply by 2.84%. A small percentage, but a big risk for price stability. Among the major beneficiaries of this operation are investors like Galaxy, Pantera, and Figure, who are eyeing colossal gains ranging from 150 million to 3 billion dollars. History teaches us that the unlocking of digital assets is never trivial. Keyrock Trading, after analyzing more than 16,000 similar events, predicts an 8% correction in the 30 days following this unlocking. And looking at recent performances, SOL has already plunged 60% in a month, raising concerns about an additional drop. A certain Jeremy, a seasoned crypto analyst, does not hide his skepticism: ” SOL rebounded from 126 to 146 dollars in a few hours… but I have a feeling we will see an even lower bottom. “ What will the real impacts be? A massive liquidation? An unexpected stabilization? The coming weeks promise to be eventful for crypto enthusiasts. In the face of this event, another factor raises concerns: the potential sale of tokens from the FTX legacy. These 11.2 million SOL, held by the former bankrupt empire, are worth approximately 2.03 billion dollars today. A risk of further dilution as Solana tries to maintain its momentum. Some analysts, like those at XBTResearch, are being pragmatic. If the sale of FTX Estate is rapid, the pressure on SOL’s price will be strong. Conversely, if the funds are released gradually, Solana could absorb the shock in the long term. But who can really predict the behavior of such an unpredictable market? Another factor to consider: the overall dynamics of digital assets. With persistent inflation, increasingly strict regulations, and struggling traditional markets, the context is not the most favorable. So, will Solana manage to swim against the tide, or will it end up sinking with the rest of the altcoins? Aside from the SOL price, the ecosystem itself is suffering. Recently, the number of active users has dropped by 40% . And to make matters worse, the Pump.fun debacle could well signal the end of memecoins on Solana. An erosion that raises the question: will the altcoin be able to maintain its resilience or is it on the brink of implosion?

Following a 12% price drop, Chainlink’s native token lost a crucial support level at $14.85. This level was where 17,000 investors and long-term holders accumulated 73.5 million $LINK tokens. 🔸 75% of #LINK investors see red After the loss of the $14.85-level, LINK has paved the way for a further price drop on the charts. In fact, at press time, the crypto was trading near $13.80, having declined by 12% in the last 24 hours. However, during the same period, its trading volume dropped by 15% – A sign of lower participation from investors and traders compared to the previous day. Owing to the aforementioned updates, only 24.96% of LINK holders are now in the money. On the contrary, the percentage of investors in the red and facing losses has surged to 74.74%. 🔸 Chainlink (LINK) price action and key levels According to AMBCrypto’s technical analysis, LINK may be poised for further downside momentum after breaking out of its three-day-long consolidation between $15.85 and $14.85. Based on its recent price action and historical patterns, if the asset closes a daily candle below the $13.80-mark, there is a strong possibility it could drop by another 10% to hit the $12.20-level in the near future. Thanks to its sustained price drop, LINK may be unable to move above the 200 Exponential Moving Average (EMA) on the daily timeframe. This indicated that the asset may be on a downtrend. 🔸 Intraday traders’ bearish nature The biggest evidence of the altcoin’s bearish outlook is the fact that intraday traders betting on short positions are currently dominant. Their numbers are rising significantly too, especially since more of them believe the crypto’s price won’t soar or recover soon. According to the on-chain analytics firm Coinglass, $14.82 is the level where traders holding short positions are over-leveraged, having built nearly $10.16 million worth of short positions. Meanwhile, traders betting on long positions might be exhausted.

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