Bitcoin, Ethereum Price Analysis: BTC Eyes Drop to $84K as ETH Targets $2.2K Support

Bitcoin's price trended lower over the last week following President Trump's announcement of tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China. Investors fled to safe-haven

Bitcoin’s price trended lower over the last week following President Trump’s announcement of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China. Investors fled to safe-haven assets like Gold while risky assets, like crypto, trended lower.

However, the tariffs are a catalyst for faster price declines as price action shows that BTC was already on a decline in its substructure after failing to swing higher than the $108,000 level three weeks ago.

BTC made two consecutive lower lows on the substructure over the last two weeks and traded into the daily demand zone early last week, logging a weekly low of $91,176.94.

After buying from the demand zone, the price rose to an internal supply zone at $102,000, validated by the 50% Fibonacci level, and sold off that zone to end the week at $96,475.03.

On the CME, where Bitcoin Futures are traded the most, open interest fell last week as traders closed contracts due to uncertainty caused by Trump’s tariffs.

Meanwhile, spot BTC ETFs logged a positive week as net flows printed $208.30Mn despite two days of major outflows.

Price Outlook

Provided the price remains above the demand zone on the daily time frame, then Bitcoin’s overall structure should remain bullish despite price declines on the substructure.

However, a daily close below the demand zone, i.e., below the $90,000 level, may trigger a sell-off to support levels around $84,000 or lower.

BTC trades at $97,624.73 as of publishing.