anonymous_97

Can Bitcoin Reach Its New ATH of $140K?
(Complete Technical + Fundamental Breakdown)

Bitcoin is currently in a phase where either a massive breakout can start — or the market may consolidate for a while before heading upwards. The chart you sent (BTC/USDT 4h) clearly shows that the price was rejected at 92k and is now testing support in the 88–89k zone.

In this entire analysis, we will see:
• Technical trend
• Strong support/resistance
• Fundamental drivers (Halving, ETF inflows, supply shock)

Trump noted that the next Fed Chair is expected to cut interest rates immediately.
Ethereum, XRP, Solana and other top cryptos rallied alongside Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTC), alongside most top cryptos, saw a 5% gain on Tuesday following President Donald Trump's remarks on monetary policy in a Politico interview. The US President noted that the next Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair will be expected to lower interest rates immediately.

Trump will announce the next Fed Chair in the coming days, with White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett as the frontrunner across prediction marketplaces Polymarket and Kalshi. In a panel session at the WSJ Leadership Institute on Tuesday, Hassett highlighted that "there's plenty of room to lower rates."
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points in its meeting on Wednesday. Market experts view it as a hawkish cut, predicting the Fed will adopt a wait-and-see approach in January due to the delay in economic data caused by the government shutdown in the past few months.

Trump's remarks spark short liquidations
However, Trump's recent comments have boosted market sentiments ahead of the decision, with the crypto market seeing over $263 million in short liquidations in the past 4 hours, according to Coinglass data.

Bitcoin has crossed above $94,000 and is approaching the $95,000 mark for the first time since November 17. The top crypto's rise has spiraled into the broader digital asset market with almost every token in the top 100 trading in the green.

Ethereum ($ETH ), XRP, $BNB
and Solana (SOL) are up 8%, 4%, 3% and 6%, respectively, at the time of publication on Tuesday.

Bitcoin holds above $90,000, paring losses as ETF outflows return.
Ethereum faces headwinds below the 50-day EMA, reflecting risk-off sentiment among institutional investors.
XRP trades sideways above its $2.00 support, as cumulative ETF inflows near $1 billion milestone.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading above $90,000 at the time of writing on Tuesday amid sticky risk-off sentiment in the broader crypto market. Since the October 10 flash crash, shaky institutional interest and low retail demand have significantly weighed down the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, capping steady recovery toward $100,000.

Altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP), are paring losses, holding above key support levels. Ethereum is back above $3,100 but holds below a short-term resistance at $3,200, while XRP is trading sideways above its immediate $2.00 support.
Data spotlight: Ethereum, XRP ETFs see inflows as Bitcoin outflows return
Ethereum spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recorded inflows of approximately $35 million on Monday, after posting outflows on Friday and Thursday. BlackRock's ETHA led with inflows of nearly $24 million, followed by Grayscale's ETH with almost $12 million. None of the US-listed ETH ETFs recorded outflows, bringing the cumulative inflow to $12.91 billion and net assets to $19.61 million, according to SoSoValue data
XRP ETFs extended their steady positive streak with inflows totalling $38 million on Monday. Since their debut on November 13, XRP ETFs have not posted outflows, signaling growing institutional interest in altcoin-related crypto investment products. The cumulative inflow averages $935 million with net assets of $924 million.

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