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The market showed low energy as many traders stayed on the side and waited for new signals. This drop happened when liquidity was thin which often makes price moves softer and less reliable.
Bitcoin was trading near 89600 by mid day UTC. The price was slightly lower over the last day. On a weekly view it was mostly flat. Over the past month it stayed under pressure and remained well below earlier highs. The move did not cause panic but it showed that buyers were not very active.
Ether showed better strength compared to Bitcoin. ETH traded near 3100. It was slightly down on the day but still higher on the week. This made Ether stand out as it held value better while most other coins struggled. Some traders see this as rotation rather than new demand.
Most large altcoins stayed weak. Solana XRP Dogecoin and ADA all moved lower again. These coins have already lost a lot of value over the past month. Sunday trading did not bring relief. The broader market stayed slow and cautious.
The total value of the crypto market was near 3.15 trillion. This was lower compared to the previous day. Trading activity was light which is common on Sundays. With fewer traders active price changes were limited and slow.
Bitcoin dominance stayed near 57 percent. This shows that investors are still focused mainly on Bitcoin rather than smaller coins. In times of uncertainty traders often prefer the largest asset as it feels more stable.
Some market watchers warned that Bitcoin could fall more if key price levels do not hold. One analyst said that the area near 86000 is important. If Bitcoin falls below that level sellers could gain control for a short time. For now the price is still above that zone.
The market is waiting for an important week ahead. In the United States several economic reports are due. These include jobs data inflation numbers and business activity reports. Traders also expect comments from central bank officials. These events often affect interest rate expectations which can influence crypto prices.
Attention is also on Japan this week. The central bank there is expected to raise interest rates at its next meeting. This would be a small increase but it still matters. Rates in Japan have stayed very low for a long time. Any change can affect global money flows.
Even with a rate increase Japan would still have low borrowing costs. Officials are expected to say that policy will stay supportive. Future decisions will depend on how the economy reacts. Still the market is watching closely.
Japanese rate changes matter because many global traders use the yen to fund trades in risk assets. If borrowing becomes harder some of that money could leave markets like crypto.
For now the crypto market remains calm and slow. Prices are moving in a narrow range. Volumes are low and confidence is limited. Traders are waiting for clearer direction from economic data and central bank actions in the days ahead.
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Global #crypto ETPs recorded $1.9 billion in inflows last week, marking the 15th consecutive week of positive gains.
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#Bitcoin saw $175 million in outflows, ending a 12-day streak of inflow momentum.

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