Bitcoin and Ethereum both declined over the weekend, with Bitcoin trading around $62,558 after a 2.9% drop and Ethereum at $1,694 following a 3.07% decrease. Bitcoin remains just below its critical 200-day moving average, a key technical level that could indicate further downside if breached. Ethereum is also struggling near its resistance, showing sensitivity to broader market risks. Bitcoin dominance is steady at 56%, suggesting investors are favoring Bitcoin over altcoins, which may face pressure if dominance rises further. Traders are advised to manage risk carefully due to lower weekend liquidity and uncertain catalysts for a rebound.
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