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I see that both Bitcoin and Ethereum have returned to levels we haven't seen since February. After weeks of sideways consolidation, it seems that the momentum is really coming back. Bitcoin is trading around $77.4K now, after testing the $76K zone, and Ethereum is at $2.31K today. It's interesting to see both assets moving together in this direction.
Bitcoin has moved out of the consolidation range between $64K and $72K and is now testing an important resistance around $75K-$76K. The RSI has risen to the low 60s, indicating that buyers are regaining strength without being overbought yet. This is a positive sign because it shows there’s still room to go higher if it can break through and stay above these levels.
As for Ethereum today, it’s also following this movement. It spent the week testing the $2.4K zone and is now slightly below at $2.31K. The good thing is that it has established higher lows since March, indicating it’s in an accumulation phase. The RSI is also close to 60, reinforcing that momentum is growing. If Ethereum can stay above $2.4K today, it opens the way toward the $2.6K zone. But if it fails to hold, it could retreat to $2.1K-$2.2K.
The technical structure of both assets now shows a transition out of consolidation. BTC needs to confirm a breakout above $75K-$76K, and ETH has that barrier at $2.4K as a key level. The RSI levels suggest that the impulse is strengthening, not overheating. If these points are surpassed, it could indicate a broader return of bullish sentiment. But if there’s rejection at these zones, we’ll revert to that sideways movement.