I just reviewed the data and it seems we are still in a tricky territory. Bitcoin is hovering around $67K, Ethereum at $2.07K, while XRP and Solana are also carrying losses. The interesting thing is that Dogecoin is still climbing a bit, almost the only green on the chart. The overall market is in total panic. Stock indices plummeted yesterday, with the Nasdaq losing more than 2%, dragging everything into crypto. Over $250 million liquidated in 24 hours, most bullish bets wiped out. The sentiment is at "extreme fear" according to the indicators. Now, many are asking how much longer until we hit the bottom. Ali Martinez, the analyst followed by many, points out that Bitcoin’s 1130-day moving average historically marks the cycle lows. That level is around $66,500. We are quite close, which raises doubts about whether we’ve already hit the floor or if there’s more decline. Another well-known chartist, Rekt Capital, is more pessimistic. He says that if Bitcoin closes the week below the 200-week EMA (at $68,300), historically that has triggered additional bearish accelerations. If that happens, we’ll probably see more blood in the coming weeks. So the question everyone is asking is how much longer until things stabilize. For now, the market remains uncertain.

XRP's recent market movement is quite interesting. After Community Day last week, ETF inflows have continued, with reported net inflows reaching over $1.2 billion, indicating a clear market sentiment rebound. I checked the chart, and XRP is now stable around $1.30, which is a critical level. The support below is at $1.30, and a breakout above $1.50 is needed to confirm a strong rebound. From a technical perspective, the influx of ETF funds can indeed improve liquidity and reduce trading costs, making it very attractive to institutional investors. However, I also noticed that the market has been paying close attention to an important background—regulatory developments between Ripple and the SEC. The ultimate clarity on this issue will significantly impact XRP's long-term prospects. Positive policy signals could further motivate institutional participation. Currently, the 24-hour trading volume is over $25 million, indicating decent liquidity. My observation is that as long as the $1.30 support holds and the $1.50 resistance is tested, along with the gradual clarification of SEC regulatory issues, XRP's institutional adoption rate should see a new step forward. It all depends on the upcoming reactions.