Bitcoin has climbed back above $90,000 and Ethereum over $3,000, signaling a price recovery amid ongoing volatility.

The rebound follows a correction that briefly pushed Bitcoin toward $80,000, though its all‑time high remains well above current levels.

Trading activity stays robust, with 24‑hour Bitcoin volume around $69.56 billion and Ethereum about $21.27 billion, highlighting sustained market interest.

On-chain data shows a split market, with large BTC deposits to exchanges accounting for about 45% of inflows, suggesting potential selling pressure from whales.

An overnight record withdrawal of 1.8 million BTC from exchanges implies possible institutional accumulation or strategic portfolio moves, contrasting with rising inflows.

Binance’s stablecoin reserves hit a new high of $51.1 billion, indicating traders are hedging for volatility.

Analysts caution that big exchange deposits could reflect technical changes in wallet tracking as well as real selling pressure, potentially shaping near‑term price dynamics.

Weekly inflows to BTC and ETH total about $40 billion, with major contributions from Binance and Coinbase, underscoring ongoing market activity.

Bitcoin exchange reserves stand at roughly 1.83 million BTC after the outflow, signaling coins moving toward long‑term storage or custody shifts.