On September 7, 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) steadied near $111,296, showing tentative stability after recent volatility.
Analysts suggest that a daily close above $114,000 would bolster bullish sentiment, while dipping below $106,000 could signal deeper declines.
Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) fell ~3.8% over the past week, trading close to $4,322, impacted by continued ETF outflows and weak seasonal trends.
Rising gold prices are drawing investor attention, potentially siphoning capital away from crypto in the near term.
Earlier in the week, Bitcoin slipped below $108,000, weighed down by concerns over whale selling, weak ETF inflows,
and subdued U.S. equity markets.
That dip came amid cautious trading on the back of U.S. Labor Day market closures and volatility across traditional financial indices.
However, so far in September, Bitcoin has gained over 2% after slipping in late August from highs near $124,000.
The picture is one of consolidation, with BTC range-bound between roughly $108K–$111K while awaiting a catalyst f
or breakout.
Continued ETF outflows, combined with seasonal softness, are weighing on Ethereum, signaling investor caution across altcoins.
As crypto markets navigate this period, key price levels and macro cues—like gold—will play a role in setting the next directio
nal move