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Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) analysis across multiple timeframes reveals a complex market structure. On the daily chart, an inverted hammer candlestick pattern is noted at a significant resistance level around 92750. There is potential for a large pennant or a double bottom formation, which, if confirmed, could lead to a test of the 99K-100K region. The 20-period moving average is attempting to cross above the 50-period moving average, indicating potential upward momentum. The weekly chart shows the 20-period moving average attempting to cross below the 50-period moving average, suggesting a bearish signal on a longer timeframe. For shorter timeframes, a bearish divergence on the 30-minute chart's RSI indicates potential short-term weakness, aligning with a double top pattern observed. However, a potential cup and handle pattern or a break above a descending trendline could trigger a long position. Invalidation for the bullish daily outlook is identified below 82616.1. Ethereum (ETHUSDT) on the 4-hour chart displays a symmetric triangle pattern. The price is currently at the upper boundary, suggesting a potential retracement to the lower trendline around 3060. Concurrently, an inverse head and shoulders pattern is emerging, indicating a potential strong upward move if the neckline, approximately 3350, is breached. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows persistent overbought conditions, while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is in an uptrend. Invalidation for the short-term bearish scenario for ETHUSDT is set above 3350. Both assets are influenced by macroeconomic news, including CPI, ADP Nonfarm Employment Change, ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI, and Crude Oil Inventories, which can impact the US dollar and, consequently, crypto markets. Liquidation heatmaps suggest a concentration of stops below current Bitcoin prices, possibly leading to market downward movement to trigger these stops, potentially towards 87000.