Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP remain positioned to extend recovery as macro conditions, fund flows, and technical signals improve. Bitcoin holds above $66,000 support, while Ethereum price stays near $1,900 and XRP protects the $1.13 area. However, geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices continue to test demand across global risk markets.
Bitcoin gained support after softer June inflation reduced expectations for another near-term Federal Reserve interest-rate increase. Markets now assign a 94% chance that policymakers will hold rates during the July 28-29 meeting. Lower policy risk supports non-yielding assets because higher rates had pressured crypto prices throughout the year.
“Macro did the constructive work,” ARP Digital partner Yusuf Fakhro said while describing the latest market rebound. He linked softer inflation with reduced rate pressure and stronger demand across institutional crypto products. His comments show how monetary conditions now support the Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP recovery.
Geopolitical risks remain elevated as American forces continue striking military locations across western and southern Iran. Meanwhile, WTI crude oil trades above $87 after extending gains recorded since early July. Despite those pressures, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index rose to 33 from Tuesday’s reading of 25.
United States spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $203 million in Tuesday inflows, marking their sixth consecutive positive session. Although inflows eased from Monday’s $227 million, cumulative net subscriptions reached nearly $51.78 billion. Total net assets averaged $80.94 billion, showing that institutional exposure remains substantial during Bitcoin’s recovery.
Source: SoSoValue
Ethereum spot ETFs added $37 million on Tuesday after attracting $38 million during the previous session. Cumulative inflows reached $11.15 billion, while the funds held about $10.48 billion in net assets. The steady additions support Ethereum as its price attempts to secure a sustained move above $1,900.
Source: SoSoValue
XRP spot ETFs received $5.7 million, rising from $2.5 million recorded one day earlier. Cumulative inflows remained near $1.49 billion, while total assets stood at approximately $1.06 billion. These figures trail Bitcoin and Ethereum, but improving demand still supports the broader crypto market recovery.
Source: SoSoValue
Bitcoin trades near $65,997 after declining 0.77%, but the price remains above the Bollinger midpoint at $64,032. Its MACD line holds above the signal line, while the positive histogram shows continued short-term buying strength. A clear break above $66,238 could open the route toward $70,000, while $64,000 remains initial support.
Source: TradingView
Ethereum trades near $1,928 and holds above its Bollinger midpoint around $1,827 after testing $1,943. Its MACD remains above the signal line, although a narrowing histogram shows that momentum has slowed. A close above $1,950 could support a move toward $2,000, while rejection could expose $1,827 again.
Source: TradingView
XRP trades near $1.137 after losing 0.50%, while its price remains above the $1.111 Bollinger midpoint. The positive MACD histogram has strengthened, but both main lines remain below zero and limit confirmation. A close above $1.162 could target $1.20, while weakness below $1.111 may expose support near $1.061.
Source: TradingView
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP remain poised to extend recovery as inflation data, ETF demand, and technical structures provide support. However, each asset still faces nearby resistance that must break before stronger gains can develop. The latest Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP recovery depends on sustained flows and firm support above current technical levels.
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