The crypto market is up 2.7% with a total market cap of $2.29 trillion, Bitcoin at $62,700 plus Ethereum at $3,950.
Total liquidations were $143 million, with bears losing slightly more than bulls ($82 million vs $62 million).
Bitcoin has rebounded from the $60,000 zone but needs to break above $65,500 for a confirmed bull run.
Ethereum is holding above the crucial $2,800-$2,900 support, and a break below could lead to a drop to $2,450.
PEPE has reached a new all-time high, and ORDI might be entering a rebound and recovery phase.
The crypto market is doing much better than it was at the start of the week, considering its 2.7% increase in total market cap, as well as a $2.29 trillion figure today.
Bitcoin now trades at around $62,700 and Ethereum sits at $3,950 in an attempt to reclaim the $3,000 zone.
Overall, the crypto heatmap looks like this:
The crypto market's heatmap
The liquidation score between the bulls and bears is evening out as shown by data from Coinglass.
Over the last day, leveraged traders have lost around $143 million to liquidations, illustrated below:
The crypto market’s liquidations
While the bulls lost around $62 million, the bearish liquidations were slightly larger, with an $82 million figure.
Overall, we can say today, that the crypto market is transitioning from the hands of the bears to the bulls, and the bulls only need to struggle to keep this newfound control.
According to the charts, Bitcoin is in the middle of a rebound off the $60,000 zone as shown below:
BItcoin’s price action
The charts also show that Bitcoin’s daily RSI is attempting to hit the neutral point, which would be a valid sign that the bulls are indeed gaining strength against the bears.
However, the Bitcoin bulls aren’t quite out of the woods yet.
We still need to see the cryptocurrency make a new high above the $65,500 peak from 6 May to confirm a bullish takeover.
According to the charts, the bulls are doing a good job of defending Ethereum's standing above the $2,900 - $2,800 range as shown below:
Ethereum’s price action
The cryptocurrency trades at around $2,891 at the time of writing and seems to be on the verge of a rebound from this price level, considering the sheer strength of this support range.
The outlook on Ethereum remains the same: the cryptocurrency remains safe as long as it trades above this range.
However, if we do see a break below the $2,800 zone, the resulting plunge would take the cryptocurrency straight down to $2,450.
Over the last day, PEPE has made a new all-time high, and has even hit the $0.00001113 resistance outlined by the Fibonacci retracement tool as shown below:
PEPE’S new ATH
However, the bears were lying in wait at this price level and wasted no time in pushing PEPE down into a rejection.
We can see the memecoin reattempting a rally from here. And, who knows, if we see a decisive break and close above the previous $0.00001113 level, we just might be seeing PEPE rally further up to the next resistance at around $0.00001140.
According to the charts, ORDI Is trading right on top of an ascending trendline and seems poised to enter a recovery phase from here.
In addition to trading on top of this trendline, the cryptocurrency is also sitting beneath the $38.68 resistance, and is showing a consolidation that might turn out to be a massive rally to the upside:
ORDI’S price action
Keeping in mind that a plunge further down to $27 is entirely possible, we should see the cryptocurrency rally by as much as 165% to the previous $97 high if ORDI's price action results in a rebound from the $37 price level.
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