Bitcoin (BTC) has pushed firmly back above the $92,000 mark, reclaiming ground as market sentiment shifts. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which had been flashing more cautious readings, has now returned to "Neutral" territory—a sign that panic may be easing.

The rally comes with some serious money backing it up. Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $471.1 million in net inflows on Friday alone, while Ethereum (ETH) ETFs saw $174.4 million flowing in. Those aren't small numbers, and they suggest institutional interest hasn't dried up despite recent volatility.

Here's where things stand across major cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin is trading at $92,879.84, Ethereum at $3,174.12, Solana (SOL) at $135.60, and XRP (XRP) at $2.14.

The Bull Case, the Bear Case, and Everything In Between

Trader PostyXBT laid out both sides of the debate, and his broader Bitcoin outlook hasn't changed much. On the optimistic side, he sees the recent pullback as a higher-timeframe higher low—basically, a healthy breather. A roughly 35% correction is pretty standard stuff in bull markets, so by that measure, nothing's broken yet.

But here's the flip side: Bitcoin hasn't shown much follow-through despite bouncing off the lows, and there's a lingering risk that the four-year cycle everyone keeps talking about may have already topped out. PostyXBT said it's tough to get decisively bullish until Bitcoin reclaims the $98,000 to $100,000 range. Right now, this could still be a dead-cat bounce or just a bearish retest. He's staying bullish overall, but expects Q1 and Q2 to be murky without clearer structural confirmation.

Crypto trader Jelle is more optimistic, pointing to a strong bullish setup. Bitcoin has confirmed a three-day bullish divergence along with a bullish MACD cross—a combination that has historically preceded powerful rallies.

Meanwhile, crypto chart analyst Ali Martinez said Ethereum is consolidating tightly, the kind of structure that often comes before a sharp move. Once the direction becomes clear, Martinez thinks a 30% price swing could be in play.

For Solana, Martinez spotted signs of a local top. The TD Sequential indicator is flashing a sell signal, pointing toward a possible short-term pullback.

Web3Niels of TedLabsBio noted that XRP has broken out of a three-month downtrend, signaling a momentum shift that could set up a rally.

Meme Coins Make Their Move

The broader meme coin market jumped 4.4% in a single day, pushing total market cap back above $50 billion. That's not nothing.

Trader Cantonese Cat pointed out that Dogecoin (DOGE) printed a strong bullish weekly engulfing candle, completely erasing five weeks of bearish price action. That signals a potential trend reversal, even though some short-term profit-taking has been dragging on the price.

Javon Marks said Shiba Inu (SHIB) has broken out following bullish divergences, pointing to renewed upside momentum. The setup targets a potential move of more than 246%, with the $0.000032 divergence level coming into focus as the rally develops.

Dogecoin is currently trading at $0.1471, while Shiba Inu sits at $0.00000008639.

Whether this is the start of a sustained rally or just another fake-out remains to be seen. But with inflows picking up, sentiment stabilizing, and technical setups lining up across multiple assets, the crypto market is at least giving bulls something to work with.