Bitcoin Chases $90,000 As Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin Rise Ahead Of FOMC Meeting

Bitcoin is pushing toward the $90,000 level on growing hopes of macro liquidity support.

Bitcoin ETFs saw $147.4 million in net outflows on Tuesday, while Ethereum ETFs reported $63.5 million in net outflows.

The meme coin sector jumped 3.5% to $45.2 billion, tracking broader market strength.

Trader Commentary:

Daan Crypto Trades said Bitcoin remains stuck within its broader range, with the yearly open acting as near-term support. Despite rallies in equities and metals, crypto continues to lag. His strategy: stay patient, set alerts near $84,000 and $94,000, and wait for a decisive break.

Crypto trader Jelle noted bears still have the upper hand, even though they’ve failed to push BTC significantly lower. Reclaiming $90,000 is only step one; bulls won’t regain real control unless Bitcoin clears the $93,000–$94,000 resistance zone.

Trader Leshka.eth highlighted a long-term bullish Ethereum pattern reminiscent of its structure eight years ago before a major rally. This time, accumulation has lasted longer, institutional buying is stronger, and exchange supply is shrinking. While cautious overall, he sees potential for a 3x–4x ETH move over the next six months.

Crypto Tony said Solana continues to hold its range well, with $131 as the next upside level to watch.

Whale Factor flagged XRP at a key inflection point as it tests trendline resistance. A breakout could drive price toward $2.10, while rejection risks a pullback to $1.80. Volatility and sharp wicks are likely either way.

Bitcoinsensus noted Dogecoin’s recurring cycle of long consolidations followed by explosive rallies. Past cycles delivered ~60x and ~215x gains, fuelling speculation that this cycle could finally push DOGE beyond the $1 mark.

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