
This week brings a heavy mix of inflation, consumer and energy data that could influence risk assets and crypto prices. Bitcoin is approaching a key resistance zone, while XRP and Ethereum analysts are watching different technical setups. Here’s what could matter most for the market.
The week is packed with economic releases, with inflation data likely to be the biggest catalyst:
The CPI and PPI figures will be especially important because they could influence expectations around interest rates and broader risk appetite.
Bitcoin has pushed toward $64,000, with the $68,000-$70,000 area now seen as the next major zone to watch.
One analyst pointed out that the current move may not be the start of a fresh bull run. Instead, he expects Bitcoin could make one more push toward $69,000 before a deeper correction begins. His projected path is $64K, $69K, $61K, followed by potential moves toward $57K, $53K, $49K and eventually $44K.
He further expects around 60 days of accumulation before a possible recovery toward $55,000. He also points to previous calls involving Bitcoin’s $126K cycle top in 2025, the $96K, $60K and $83K, $59K sell-offs, and the latest roughly 10% S&P 500 correction.
Some XRP analysts Julia Liberte and Dandelion said the token is following a structure similar to its 2017 cycle. Their roadmap starts with a move from $1.10 toward $0.97, followed by $1.80, then $2.70-$3.20. If the pattern continues, they see a possible move toward $6.50 and eventually $13.
Hence another successful support retest could trigger a larger expansion, although these remain technical projections rather than guaranteed price targets.
Ethereum is also attracting attention after On-chain analyst Ali Martinez revealed two TD Sequential buy Indicators on its monthly chart, a black 9 and an S13.
He pointed to previous Cues, including a 236% rise after the September 2022 buy trigger and a 258% gain following the April 2025. If the latest signs are validated, he sees Ethereum potentially moving toward $3,000.
Markets are also waiting for the Iran deal that the US said was coming last week. The agreement has still not been announced, leaving geopolitics as another factor traders will monitor alongside this week’s economic data.
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