The atmosphere is electric. As the crypto market<\/a> barely emerges from a critical oversold zone, all eyes are on the US economic calendar. The week’s major event is undoubtedly the $8.3 billion liquidity injection<\/strong> scheduled by the Federal Reserve this Tuesday. Historically, these Fed maneuvers act as fuel for risk assets, but the current fragility of order books calls for caution.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Meanwhile, the political sphere could add its dose of volatility. The expected nomination of Kevin Warsh<\/strong> to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair (Monday) and the release of the federal budget balance (Wednesday) are potential catalysts. If the market interprets these signals as monetary easing, the current rebound could transform into a genuine rally<\/strong>. Conversely, any disappointment regarding inflation or budget figures could send investors heading for the exits.<\/p>\n\n\n\n From a technical perspective, the situation remains precarious despite the green displayed across markets. Bitcoin<\/a> (BTC)<\/strong> is currently trading around the $70,000 \u2013 $70,900<\/strong> zone, attempting to transform its former resistance levels into support. However, the market structure remains fragile as long as BTC doesn’t firmly reclaim $72,000 with volume. A break below $70,000 would invalidate the recovery scenario and expose the asset to another severe correction.<\/p>\n\n\n\nBitcoin and Ethereum: The Danger Zone Isn’t Far Away<\/h2>\n\n\n\n