The crypto ecosystem is once again at a crossroads. With Bitcoin showing signs of pause and Ethereum emerging with renewed dynamism, the next few days will be key to understanding whether the market is poised for a new momentum or whether a prolonged stage of consolidation sets in.
Bitcoin: lateralization and tension in the market
The cryptocurrency market is going through a moment of strategic pause. Bitcoin, which has found a key technical support above $100,000, is going through a lateralization phase without clear definitions. The recent attempt to break above $108,000 was rebuffed, and since then, the asset has moved within a narrow range around $104,700. This apparent stability hides a tense market, where indicators are showing diverging signals and volume has started to decline. Many analysts point to June 22 as a decisive date, due to its coincidence with relevant technical levels and macro events on the horizon.
Ethereum: renewed dynamism and positive expectations
Ethereum, on the other hand, seems to have regained momentum after its May correction. From lows near $1,840, the asset managed to regain lost ground and is currently trading in the $2,520 area. Although the advance has been progressive, it has served to install a positive expectation, even with technical resistances ahead at $2,700 and $2,825. Caution remains, especially because of the possibility of short-lived pullbacks in the event of profit-taking, but renewed interest suggests that ETH could advance towards $2,900 if the environment is supportive.
External catalysts and structural outlook
The most relevant catalysts remain exogenous: interest rate decisions in the U.S., behavior of flows into institutional products such as ETFs, and the evolution of global liquidity. While the environment for Bitcoin is more of a wait-and-see, Ethereum is starting to stand out for its structural potential, driven by advances in scalability and real use cases. The transformation of the ecosystem is further reflected in the data: more than 60% of the world's leading corporations are already involved in blockchain projects.
Key infrastructures for the financial system of the future
The stakes go beyond one-off prices: it is about how Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to position themselves as central infrastructures in a transforming financial system. Market maturation no longer depends on price alone, but on the pace at which adoption and innovation advance in parallel.