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Bitcoin continued to trade around $73,000 after recording $199.4 million in net inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Tuesday. Ethereum ETFs reported $138.25 million in net inflows. Meme coin market capitalization fell 1.1% over the past 24 hours to $35.7 billion.
Tuesday’s ETF data showed continued demand for major cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin net ETF inflows totaling $199.4 million and Ethereum net ETF inflows reaching $138.25 million. Despite the inflow strength in large-cap assets, meme coin market capitalization declined 1.1% to $35.7 billion over the same 24-hour period.
Crypto Tony said Bitcoin is holding support at $73,400 and that the market is likely to remain range-bound for now. He added that a move above $74,900 would be bullish, while a dip toward lower support followed by a bounce could present another entry opportunity.
Lennaert Snyder said Bitcoin is consolidating in a tight range, with traders waiting for a confirmed breakout before adding new positions. He outlined two scenarios: a pullback toward around $72,000 that could be favored for a potential long if a strong reversal appears, or a breakout higher toward approximately $76,030.
Ali Martinez highlighted strength across major altcoins, including:
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