Bitcoin dipped below $104,000 on Tuesday morning as sustained ETF outflows, signallweakening retail and institutional interest.

The Fear and Greed Index slipped further into the fear zone to 27.

In the past 24 hours, total liquidations topped $1.36 billion across 328,207 traders.

Spot ETFs continued to record outflows, with Bitcoin funds shedding $186.5 million and Ethereum funds losing $135.8 million.

Free Fall Zone

Ted Pillows warned that Bitcoin is in a steep decline with no clear stabilization yet in sight.

He noted that meaningful support doesn't appear until $100,000, making a retest of that zone increasingly likely.

Should Bitcoin fail to hold that level, analysts point to a potential correction toward $92,000, where a CME gap remains unfilled.

Crypto chart analyst Ali Martinez echoed similar caution, saying that below $104,800, Bitcoin's structural support weakens, leaving "very little cushion" before lower price zones could be tested.

For Ethereum, Pillows said the price is approaching a retest of its October 10 wick, with the next key support near $3,400 -- a critical level for bulls.

A breakdown below this could push ETH under $3,000.

Posty added added that lower highs and lower lows persist across altcoins. He suggested this could offer a short-term exit opportunity on the next lower high.

The meme coin market extended its sharp downturn, plunging 11.6% in the past 24 hours to a total valuation of $53.6 billion.

Analyst Ali Martinez noted that whales have offloaded over 1 billion DOGE in the past week, warning that a breakdown below the $0.18 support level could invalidate the bullish outlook and trigger a further decline toward $0.12.

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