Bitcoin hovers below the key resistance level, with analysts showing clear disagreement on the future market direction.

DeepFlowTech · 2026-04-09T10:40:52+00:00

Bitcoin is currently around $71,200, Ethereum about $2,185, and the market is in a volatile state. Analysts warn that if Bitcoin struggles to break through $75,000, it could fall to $10,000; however, others believe the market bottom has already been established. Bitcoin futures contracts are rising, with funds leaning towards bullish positions. Altcoins MANA and AERO are up, but MANA's gains are driven by leverage. The market is focused on whether Bitcoin can break through $75,000.

DeepFlowTech

2026-04-09 10:40:52

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Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 9th, according to CoinDesk reports, Bitcoin is currently around $71,200, Ethereum at $2,185, with the overall market maintaining a range-bound fluctuation. Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone warns that if Bitcoin cannot recover to $75,000, there is a risk of dropping to $10,000; Fundstrat founder Tom Lee believes the market bottom has already been established.

In derivatives, Bitcoin futures open interest has risen to 726,000 contracts, with 24-hour CVD remaining positive for two consecutive days, funding rates slightly above zero, indicating a generally bullish bias; ETH, XRP, and Solana’s CVD and funding rates are slightly negative. The volatility index continues to decline, and the market expects price fluctuations around only about 2.5% before and after Friday’s inflation data.

In altcoins, MANA and AERO each rose about 6%, but MANA’s increase was accompanied by a 25% surge in open interest, indicating mainly leverage-driven activity. The market is focused on whether Bitcoin can effectively break through $75,000 and establish support; if achieved, it could trigger capital rotation into the oversold altcoin sector.

BTC-1,04%

ETH-3,3%

XRP-3,62%

SOL-2,8%

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