Crypto Crash Aftermath: What’s Next For Bitcoin, Ethereum And XRP Prices?

The worst of the selling may have slowed, but the crypto market is not out of danger yet. After a week of heavy losses driven by hot US inflation data and a tech stock rout, Bitcoin is sitting on its final major support zone. Ethereum and XRP still look weak.

According to an analyst Josh of Crypto World, the next few days could set the market’s direction for the following two to three weeks.

Bitcoin: Hanging On At The Edge

Bitcoin is testing the lower end of its $74,000 to $76,000 support zone, a range that has held for weeks.

The bearish case: If Bitcoin closes below $73,000 to $74,000 on the daily chart and fails to climb back above it, the next target is $65,000 to $67,000. That zone matters for two reasons:

• It acted as both support and major resistance in the past
• A large cluster of liquidation orders is sitting near $65,000 to $66,000, and prices often move toward levels like this

The bullish case: On the 12-hour chart, Bitcoin may be forming a bullish divergence, with lower lows in price but higher lows in momentum. The outlook calls this Bitcoin’s “last chance” to set up a short-term relief bounce. Any small further drop could cancel the signal entirely. Even if it confirms, it would likely mean only a pause of a few days, not a full recovery. Short-term upside liquidity sits near $76,000.