The daily Bitcoin chart displays a bullish pin bar following a bearish one, suggesting a potential upward move to retest the 50-period Moving Average (MA) at approximately 97000. A confirmed break above this level could target 105000. Conversely, failure to sustain above 97000 or a break below the current ascending trendline may lead to a price dump, potentially retesting support around 82500. Cryptocurrency sentiment data from Coinglass indicates a bullish bias among over 50% of traders across exchanges. However, liquidation heatmaps for 24 hours and weekly periods show substantial stop-loss clusters below 90000, particularly around 89000, which suggests a possible liquidity sweep prior to any significant upward continuation. The 12-hour chart for Bitcoin outlines key resistance at 95016 and 98840, with strong support noted at 85093. For Ethereum, the 4-hour chart shows it testing the 200 MA. A successful cross of the 100 MA above the 200 MA would signal further bullish momentum towards 3800. Price action patterns suggest either an inverse head and shoulders or a potential bearish flag formation; a break below the latter would indicate a significant price decline. The S&P 500 is currently testing its all-time high around 6995-7000, with a breakthrough potentially leading to further gains. The VIX index, at 14.85, is approaching the implicit 'sell' level of 12 for implied volatility, which typically correlates inversely with equity markets. This suggests potential market volatility if VIX moves significantly. The analysis indicates mixed signals, predominantly bullish, but with critical resistance levels and potential liquidity zones requiring careful observation.