John said is now in a consolidation phase. He pointed to a key support zone around $76,000 to $77,000. He also said major stablecoins, led by USDT and USDC, have grown in market cap.
That growth suggests sidelined liquidity is building, according to John. He said that cash could support a dip buying if Bitcoin returns to key levels. Other analysts also described the market as structurally constructive and pointed to a possible bounce.
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Andri Fauzan Adziima of Bitrue Research Institute said near-term volatility remains high. He called the latest dip healthy digestion in a broader uptrend. Analysts also said traders should watch signals from new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, especially on inflation and rates.
The next few sessions will show whether Monday’s move marks a brief exit or a deeper shift in crypto allocation. For now, the flows, yields, and price action all point to a cautious market.