Crypto market analysis - Bitcoin, Ethereum and altcoin charts

Bitcoin (BTC) bounced more than 5% on September 3 to close at $81,270, but the first measured move of the 4-hour double bottom was already completed when price hit $82,300. A daily close above $82,850 and whether $80,389~80,600 holds will decide direction after tonight's jobs report.

The $2,356 floor held on its second test with a wick. But the daily long-term line and the weekly 50-week MA overlap at $2,542–2,567, and large orders are skewed to the sell side, so this looks more like a defense than a confirmed bounce.

After pulling back from $110.6, Solana (SOL) is retesting $97.68–98.69, where the March and May weekly highs sit. The weekly uptrend and daily support remain, but whether the 4H correction is over needs to be confirmed by a reclaim of $103–104.

After its downtrend breakout failed, XRP has returned to around $1.34, where long-term volume has built up. I'm watching weekly resistance at $1.43, the falling wedge on the 4-hour, and $1.27–1.25 support together.

Uniswap (UNI) pushed above $6 on the back of trading volume on Robinhood Chain. Here we check the $6.57~6.70 weekly resistance alongside net selling from large orders.

Arbitrum (ARB) has started lifting off the bottom on the weekly and broken a long downtrend line on the daily. On the 4-hour it went nearly vertical on a volume surge and is now knocking on the 0.1197 ask wall.

BTC ran to 81,479 and closed at 77,682, almost unchanged from the prior week. Large orders sold $160 million in a single day, and dominance is rotating from alts into BTC.

After running to 0.1008 last week, DOGE has pulled back to the 0.087s. It's back above the 8-month downtrend and the weekly MA20, but still below the daily MA200 at 0.0891, so it's too early to call the breakout a success.

ETH hit the 2.56K I was looking for yesterday intraday, but couldn't hold it on the close. Large orders have flipped to net selling over the past day, and the price line and OBV low line near 2.46K are the next decision point.

The 79.90K reclaim condition passed, but the 4-hour candle that tagged 81.48K is still open. Until there's a close above 81.48K backed by volume and OBV, it's better read as a resistance test than a breakout.