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Amid the market recovery, Cardano (ADA) has seen a 5% daily surge to retest the $0.66 level. Its recent price action has led the cryptocurrency to break out of a bullish formation, which could propel ADA to a key resistance zone. Related Reading: Ethereum Attempts Breakout From Multi-Month Downtrend, But Can ETH Hold $1,600? Cardano Breakout Eyes 27% Move On Tuesday, Cardano followed Bitcoin’s price jump and climbed to the $0.66 resistance, attempting to break above the key level for the third time this month. ADA has been in a downtrend since hitting its 3-year high of $1.32 in December 2024, retracing over 50% in the past four months. In March, the cryptocurrency surged 80% toward the $1.17 mark, driven by US President Donald Trump’s initial announcement of a “Crypto Strategic Reserve” comprised of ADA, XRP, and Solana (SOL). However, after the White House’s Crypto Czar, David Sacks, explained that the listed cryptocurrencies were used as an example of leading tokens, ADA’s price retraced to the $0.70-$0.80 range. Amid the late March retraces, Cardano lost the $0.70 mark, falling to the $0.50-$0-55 zone in early April. This month, the cryptocurrency has retested the $0.66 level but has been rejected twice. Today, it attempted to break this level again but was rejected a third time. Nonetheless, analyst Ali Martinez pointed out that ADA has broken out of a symmetrical triangle pattern amid its current performance. Cardano has been consolidating within a symmetrical triangle formation throughout April, setting the stage for a 27% price move. After surging above the $0.63 mark, ADA broke out of the pattern, eyeing a surge toward the $0.77 resistance next. ADA Preparing For Key Retests Analyst Sebastian noted that the cryptocurrency “is brewing,” as it’s moving within a four-month descending channel. ADA has bounced toward the upper boundary, which has served as resistance, each time it has retested the lower trendline as support. After the recent drop to $0.50, Cardano could retest the upper boundary soon, at around the $0.80 price range. Moreover, the analyst pointed out that the token is currently breaking out of an Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern within the descending channel, which could see the cryptocurrency surge toward the key resistance level. Another market watcher suggested that the cryptocurrency could be following its 2020-2021 pattern. According to the chart, once ADA broke out of its bear market rally levels, it reached a new cycle high, followed by a retest of the bear market rally as support. Related Reading: Analyst Says “The Clock Is Ticking” For XRP — Here’s Why After breaking out of the downtrend, it rallied toward its all-time high (ATH) of $3.09 in the coming months. “If ADA broke out this week and followed the same pattern as last cycle, it would be on track to hit a new ATH in the middle of August,” the analyst asserted. Meanwhile, Dan Gambardello affirmed that Cardano’s biggest resistance is at the $3 mark, “where a lot of people have regret for not selling last cycle.” The analyst forecasted that once ADA hits ATH levels, its pump “will probably pause in that general area with a lot of volatility, and then continue to $5. It’ll be like a crypto bus stop.” Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Amid the latest market recovery, Ethereum (ETH) attempted to break out from its multi-month downtrend, leading some market watchers to suggest that a new rally could start soon. However, as price struggles to hold the $1,600 level as support, the cryptocurrency risks losing recent momentum. Related Reading: Ethereum Enters Historic Buy Zone As Price Dips Below Key Level – Insights Ethereum Breakout Eyes Key Resistance On Easter Sunday, the crypto market saw a positive end-of-week after jumping 4.2%. Bitcoin (BTC) closed the week above the $85,000 barrier for the first time this month, while Ethereum surged 5.4% to attempt to reclaim the $1,600 resistance for the third time in the past seven days. ETH closed the week around the $1,640 mark before climbing to $1,658 during Monday’s early hours. Amid this performance, the cryptocurrency attempted to break out of its multi-month downtrend for the first time. Crypto analyst Ted Pillows highlighted that Ethereum broke out of its descending resistance on Monday morning. According to the post, the cryptocurrency has been in a downtrend in the one-day chart since early February, retesting the trendline thrice over the past few months, but always being rejected. Its latest rejection from the descending resistance sent the cryptocurrency below the $1,700 mark, which fueled the bearish sentiment brewing toward ETH. The start-of-April retraces, driven by the ongoing tariff war between the US and China, further sent Ethereum to lower levels, hitting its two-year low below $1,400 and retesting the 2018 highs. The analyst noted that ETH could rally toward $2,000 during April’s last leg if the cryptocurrency holds the $1,600 support, which it hasn’t been able to do for most of the month. Is The ETH Bottom Close? Analyst Carl Runefelt also highlighted ETH’s downtrend breakout, affirming that it “might go absolutely parabolic starting from here.” According to Runefelt, the resistance breakout eyes the $3,000 mark, which was lost during the February retraces. However, Ethereum has lost its short-term momentum, retracing its 24-hour gains in the past few hours. Its price dropped below the $1,600 mark into the key $1,500 support level, trading around the $1,570-$1,580 price range. This retracement could hint that ETH’s recovery failed to gain strength, risking a drop to the current level’s lows. However, a bounce from this zone to hold the $1,650 mark could confirm the breakout and propel the cryptocurrency’s price toward $1,700-$1,800 resistance. Analyst Ali Martinez considers that ETH’s new rally won’t start again until it breaks through the $2,330 supply wall, where over 12.6 million addresses purchased around 68-63 million ETH. Related Reading: XRP Wyckoff Pattern Maps Bullish Run To $3.70 This Summer Meanwhile, another market watcher suggested that Ethereum’s trading pair against Bitcoin is “the only chart to look at right now.” Crypto Fella affirmed that the bottom of the ETH/BTC chart is close, as it has reached its lowest level since 2020. Per the chart, the last time ETH/BTC dropped below the 0.022 mark, it hovered between the 0.016-0.022 zone for some months before bouncing toward its late-2021 high. As of this writing, Ethereum trades at $1,571, a 1% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Amid the market volatility, Bitcoin (BTC) has been unable to reclaim the $85,000-$86,000 zone despite its weekly performance. However, some analysts suggest that a breakout from the key resistance level might be around the corner. Related Reading: On-Chain Experiment Or Rug Pull? Base Faces Backlash After Unofficial Memecoin Crashes 90% Bitcoin To Resume Its Bullish Rally? Over the past week, Bitcoin has traded between the $83,000-$86,000 price range, recovering from the sub-$80,000 correction at the start of the month. Notably, the flagship crypto experienced significant volatility last week due to the ongoing trade tariff war between the US and dozens of countries. BTC’s recent recovery began after the US President Donald Trump paused the tariff on over 75 countries for 90 days, which sent BTC’s price back above the $80,000 mark. Amid the volatility, Bitcoin retested the key $78,500 as support and its four-month downtrend resistance, compressing between these two levels. According to market watcher Daan Crypto Trades, Bitcoin has been moving within a significant area, as it was retesting its downtrend line as well as the Daily 200 Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and Moving Average (MA), which “has been a tough price region to crack in recent weeks.” Amid Thursday’s pump, BTC is finally breaking out of its downtrend, which could lead to a surge toward the “ultimate level to break for the bulls,” the $90,000-$91,000 barrier, as he suggested that the sideways move in the mid-$80,000 region won’t continue for much longer. Nonetheless, the trader considers that the coming days might not have significant swings due to the Easter weekend, with low volumes and liquidity expected. “Likely going to be quite boring absent any major new headlines,” he asserted, adding that “we’ll see where this wants to go next week.” BTC’s Key Levels To Reclaim Analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems pointed out that Bitcoin is trapped below the 50-day EMA, which is “what separated us from a bull run resumption.” He explained that the cryptocurrency has been moving between $78,000-$95,000 since March, with the 50 EMA coinciding with the price range’s mid-zone and seemingly acting as resistance for the past week. Breaking out of the mid-range, between $85,000-$86,000 levels, could send BTC’s price above the $90,000 mark and toward the range’s high. Related Reading: Aptos (APT) To Continue Moving In ‘No Man’s Land’ – Can It Reclaim $5? According to the post, Bitcoin’s current price action resembles May 2021’s performance, before the bull run resumed. At the time, BTC reclaimed the 50 EMA on the daily chart, which “right now, just as back then, (…) has been the line in the sand between the bull and bear markets.” The analyst explained that strong spot buying pressure is necessary to break this resistance and resume BTC’s rally. “Should we finally have this spot buying pressure, and should we finally see the EMA 50 Daily being flipped, all you want next is for that liquidity wall at $87K to be properly broken,” he concluded. As of this writing, Bitcoin trades at $84,521, a 1.2% increase in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

After falling from its Macro Range, Aptos (APT) has faced rejection from key levels. Amid its 15% monthly decline, some analysts suggest that APT’s party won’t continue until the $5 resistance is reclaimed. Related Reading: Is The Storm Over For Ethereum? Analyst Says ‘Face-Melting’ Rally Comes Next Aptos Trades In ‘No Man’s Land’ Over the past two weeks, Aptos has seen its price drop to its lowest levels in two years, falling below the $4 mark for the first time. The cryptocurrency has been trading within the $5.45-$17 price range since 2023, maintaining the Macro Range lows until the March corrections. Notably, APT had tested this key level twice before, but closed below its Macro Range for the first time last month. Analyst Rekt Capital noted that the cryptocurrency has historically developed bases around these levels “in the form of downside wicks for three-month periods,” seemingly forming one for the third time with its current downtrend. Amid the early April recovery, the analyst noted that Aptos was forming a lower timeframe bullish divergence as its Relative Strength Index (RSI) was forming Higher Lows despite the downside deviation. Nonetheless, he warned about “the dangers of a higher timeframe bearish retest for APT.” Since then, Aptos has “followed through on that bearish retest and rejected from the previous Macro Range Low, treating it as resistance.” After the rejection, APT’s price retraced 26% to the $3.9 support, where it “found some liquidity” and bounced to the $4.2-$4.5 range. “However, still, the confirmation for a trend reversal isn’t there just yet,” he explained, adding that Aptos must reclaim the Macro Range Lows or it would risk further bleeding. APT needs to reclaim the $5.44 Range Low level as support to confirm that it is ready to resynchronise with its prior range and try to position itself to challenge for higher prices. Without that confirmation, the risk is a little bit too steep because APT is in the middle of no man’s land. Until then, “it will be important to watch out for signs of mounting strength in the meantime,” the analyst added. APT Party Halted? Similarly, analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems considers that there will be “no party on APT” until it reclaims the $5 resistance, which it has been unable to recover for the past two weeks.  “As long as we stay below the $5 level, unfortunately, it’s just a bearish retest,” he asserted. Meanwhile, another market watcher pointed out that APT has been moving within a falling wedge pattern for the past five months, with a breakout “imminent.” However, the analyst affirmed that this week’s performance could determine whether the pattern will break out, as it needs to reclaim the $5 resistance and surge above $5.4. Related Reading: On The Brink: Ethereum Challenges Descending Channel, Targets $3,000 Price Rekt Capital noted that Aptos has revisited the 35 Relative Strength Index (RSI) during its recent performance, “which has historically been a key region in facilitating basing periods from which price would reverse to the upside over time.” With APT at this level, the RSI would need to break its multi-week RSI Downtrend to “confirm a sign of emerging strength in price, building out a bottoming-out area here. Until then, it is a waiting game for the most part.” As of this writing, APT trades at $4.5, a 1% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Ethereum (ETH) continues to hold a crucial support level after recovering from last week’s correction. Its recent bounce from historical demand zones has led some analysts to suggest that the altcoin is gearing up for a breakout. Related Reading: Forget XRP At $3, Analyst Reveals How High Price Will Be In A Few Months Ethereum Holds Key Support Ethereum has reclaimed the key $1,600 level after dropping below the $1,400 support for the first time since 2023. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization recently fell to a two-year low during last week’s correction, fueled by US President Donald Trump’s trade tariff war. ETH touched $1,385 last Wednesday, retesting the 2018 all-time high (ATH) levels before recovering. Amid Trump’s 90-day tariff pause announcement, Ethereum jumped over 10% from $1,480 to $1,600, briefly nearing the $1,700 resistance. However, its price retraced to the $1,400-$1,500 support zone on Thursday amid the market’s volatility. Over the weekend, the King of Altcoins recovered, hovering between the $1,580-$1,680 price range for the past four days. Ethereum has reclaimed the $1,600 support in the past 24 hours, fueling a bullish sentiment among some market watchers. Analyst Ted Pillows noted that ETH might be getting closer to a breakout from its short-term downtrend line. According to him, investors could expect the cryptocurrency to hold the $1,550-$1,600 level now that global markets are gaining some strength. He considers holding this range could propel Ethereum’s price toward the one-month downtrend line. A breakout and confirmation of this resistance, at around $1,670, could set the base for a 20% jump toward the $2,000 resistance level. Is ETH Out Of The Woods? Merlijn The Trader suggested that ETH is gearing up for a breakout. The market watcher pointed out the cryptocurrency’s two-month descending channel, which could be “history” if volume surges. The analyst considers that as Ethereum nears the channel’s upper boundary, “all we need now is volume” for a surge above the $1,690 mark, adding that a breakout from this level would target $2,700. He also underscored that ETH’s double top formation was completed after “smashing” the $1,432 target, signaling that it “survived the storm.” Notably, the cryptocurrency confirmed this pattern, which developed within its $2,196-$3,904 Macro Range, following its March close below the $2,100 support. After recovering from the recent lows, “Now comes the face-melting rally no one expects. $4,000 is only the beginning.” Meanwhile, Rekt Capital highlighted that Ethereum’s Dominance has almost equaled old All-Time Lows. He explained that since June 2023, ETH’s Dominance has dropped from 20% to 8%, historically a reverse area for the cryptocurrency. Related Reading: Ethereum Rally May Unleash Massive Gains For 3 Altcoins “Generally, Ethereum Dominance needs to hold this green area for a chance at reversal Increasing ETH Dominance would be highly beneficial for Altcoin valuations over time,” he noted Monday. When the ETH Dominance hit the $7.5%-8.25% range, it reversed “to become more market-dominant,” which could signal a reversal for the King of Altcoins. As of this writing, ETH trades at $1,609, a 1% decrease in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

As Bitcoin (BTC) recovers from its five-month low, the cryptocurrency attempts to reclaim the $84,000 resistance. Some market watchers suggest that more volatility could be around the counter, as the price is compressing between two key levels. Related Reading: Ethereum ‘Set For Potential Rally’ After 10% Surge – Can ETH Recover $1,800? Bitcoin Retests 4-Month Downtrend Line Over the past week, Bitcoin has been trading between the $74,000-$84,000 price range following the recent tariff war-related volatility. After hitting a one-week high of $84,720, the flagship crypto hit a five-month low of $74,773, driven by this week’s market correction. Amid this performance, the cryptocurrency risked a 13.7% drop to the $69,000 support, as it generally needs a daily close above the $78,500 level for a potential short-term rebound. However, BTC’s price has surged 13.5% since Monday’s lows and attempted to reclaim the $84,000 resistance. The market recovery was fueled by US President Donald Trump’s 90-day pause on the trade tariffs for over 75 nations, which saw the crypto market and stock prices jump 6%-10% in an hour this Wednesday. Nonetheless, the tariffs-driven rally slowed Thursday, with Bitcoin retracing nearly 5% to the $79,000 support. Analyst Alex Clay asserted that despite the bullish rally, BTC’s price needed to reclaim the broken $80,000 support and break through the descending 4-month resistance as its short-term structure continued looking bearish. During BTC’s 7% surge in the past 24 hours, the analyst highlighted the key support zone held, invalidating his bearish scenario. However, a breakout and reclaim confirmation of the $84,000 remained crucial for BTC’s price. BTC Preparing For More Volatility? Analyst Rekt Capital pointed out that Bitcoin successfully retested the $78,500 support, but its price was rejected from the 4-month downtrend resistance. Therefore, the flagship crypto’s price is now compressing between these two levels, which usually “precedes volatility.” The analyst also noted that BTC is “developing yet another Higher Low on the RSI while forming Lower Lows on the price.” During this cycle, the cryptocurrency has formed multiple bullish RSI divergences in the daily chart, each preceding a reversal to the levels. Bitcoin’s Daily RSI equaled 2022 Bear Market RSI levels (RSI=23.93) when price crashed into the high $70,000s. The only lower Daily RSI in this cycle was back in August 2023 (RSI=18.28). Throughout this cycle, each visit into sub-25 RSI resulted in a trend reversal to the upside over time. Related Reading: Solana (SOL) Needs 15% Bounce After Multi-Year Support Retest, Recovery Ahead? Meanwhile, crypto analyst Ali Martinez suggested that BTC could see a retrace back to the $74,000 support zone. He observed that Bitcoin’s movements within its weekly range display a W-shape to the upper boundary, and its price action seemed to be forming an M-shape after Thursday’s retrace and Friday’s jump, which eyes the range’s lower boundary. On the contrary, the analyst also highlighted Bitcoin’s Friday performance, affirming that it “is slicing through key resistance at $82,360.” Notably, BTC’s price then jumped toward the $84,000 barrier, hitting a daily high of $84,220 before retracing to the $83,500 mark. According to Martinez, “A sustained breakout could open the door to $91,500.” As of this writing, Bitcoin trades at $83,640, a 1% decline in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Ethereum (ETH) has recovered 10% in the past 24 hours, driven by the US administration’s 90-day pause on the trade tariffs for over 75 nations. The second-largest crypto by market capitalization now targets the $1,800 resistance as the next key level to reclaim for a rally continuation. Related Reading: Bitcoin (BTC) Jumps To $82,000 As Trump Announces 90-Day Pause On Tariffs Except China Ethereum Jumps To $1,600 Ethereum’s price hit a 2-year low of $1,385 during this week’s correction, fueling a bearish sentiment among many investors. The cryptocurrency lost the lower zone of its $2,100-$3,900 macro range on March 9 and has retraced around 16% in the past month. Since then, Ethereum eyed a retest of historical demand zones, dropping below the $1,640 area to hit this week’s lows. As a result, many analysts have noted that ETH’s bleeding might not be over, and a retest of the $1,000-1,200 price range is likely if the king of altcoins doesn’t reclaim key levels. Amid its recent performance, ETH dropped below its realized price by accumulating address of $2,000, which some market watchers consider a potential bottom sign. According to research and analytics platform Crypto Rank, the last time Ethereum fell below this level was in March 2020, when the price dropped from $283 to $109 before significantly recovering in the coming months. Notably, US President Donald Trump’s 90-day pause on tariffs for multiple nations, except China, saw the crypto market and stock prices soar, with Ethereum recovering 10% in an hour. Is A Breakout In The Horizon? Analyst Titan of Crypto noted that Ethereum could be on the verge of a comeback based on the ETH/BTC trading pair. In the ETH/BTC chart, the “RSI is showing a familiar pattern. One that previously signaled a potential shift in momentum.” Notably, the multi-year chart shows that the pair tested the trendline three times before momentum shifted and the ETH price surged toward its 2021 ATH. Similarly, the pair has tested the trendline thrice since 2022, suggesting the cryptocurrency might be headed for a comeback. Analyst Crypto Bullet considers a weekly close above $1,550, a key historical support level, necessary for ETH’s bullish momentum. Meanwhile, pseudonym trader Lluciano affirmed that Ethereum “is showing signs of a breakout after holding strong at key support.” Related Reading: Solana (SOL) Needs 15% Bounce After Multi-Year Support Retest, Recovery Ahead? Yesterday, ETH, which was retesting the 2018 all-time high (ATH) levels, jumped from $1,480 to $1,600, briefly nearing the $1,700 resistance before stabilizing between the $1,580-$1,640 price range. He pointed out that “the market could be ready for a bullish reversal” as the cryptocurrency has formed a falling wedge pattern. Per the post, if ETH breaks above the pattern’s upper trendline, at around the $1,840 mark, ETH could see “significant gains” and rally toward higher levels. As of this writing, Ethereum trades at $1,566, an 11% decline in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Amid the market correction, Solana (SOL) has reclaimed the $100 mark after dropping below this crucial support for the first time in over a year. However, some analysts consider a 15% bounce toward a key historical support is necessary to target higher levels. Related Reading: Bitcoin Headed To $69,000? Analyst Says BTC’s Short-Term Future Hangs On These Levels Is Solana Bull Run Over? Solana hit a 14-month low on Monday after falling 20% in 24 hours, momentarily trading around the $95 mark for the first time since February 2024. After the correction, SOL bounced around 18% to $112 before retracing toward the $100-$110 price range. Fueled by the market’s memecoin frenzy, the altcoin was one of the leading cryptocurrencies last year, hitting an all-time high (ATH) of $270 on January 19. Since then, the cryptocurrency has dropped over 63% from the start-of-year highs. During the Q1 retraces, Solana retested the $120 support zone several times, bouncing from the range, which served as a crucial level during the 2021 and 2024 rallies. However, several analysts pointed out that the support weakened with each retest, and losing that level could see Solana fall under the $100 mark and risk a 50% drop to the $60 support zone. After dropping below the key barrier, trader Crypto Bullet highlighted that SOL’s recent price action broke below August 5 lows, which signals that the cryptocurrency’s bull market could be over. According to the trader, Solana had a “clear 5-wave impulse to the upside that ended in January with TRUMP coin blow-off top,” which suggests a corrective a, b, c zigzag will follow. Based on this, the trader expects “a good mid-term bounce to ~$200 (Lower High)” for wave b and a drop to the $30-$40 price range for wave c. SOL Needs 15% Jump Analyst Ted Pillows considers that Solana could see a massive rally after the correction. He explained that SOL bounced from its multi-year ascending support trendline, a key rebound point in Q3 2023. The last time Solana retested this trendline, it rallied 1,000% toward the $270 mark. If the cryptocurrency holds this level, the analyst considers that SOL could bounce to its ATH in the coming months. Meanwhile, several analysts noted that recovering the $120 support zone is crucial after the recent price action, as this level could determine the altcoin’s next move again. Related Reading: XRP Breaks Out Of Head-And-Shoulders Pattern — Eyes Move Toward $1.30 Sjuul from AltCryptoGems highlighted that SOL needs to “give a clear bounce and reclaim the $120 level” now that “liquidity is taken.” He asserted that failing to recover this key range would suggest that another drop could be ahead. Similarly, Ali Martinez pointed out that Solana’s TD Sequential flashes a buy signal on the weekly chart. Per the post, SOL “needs to stay above $95 and break $121 to set the stage for a rally toward $147.” As of this writing, Solana trades at $105, a 1% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

The market volatility, fueled by the ongoing tariff war, saw Bitcoin (BTC) trade below the $75,000 mark for the first time since November. Despite recovering from the dip, the flagship crypto risks more short-term volatility if it doesn’t reclaim key support levels soon. Related Reading: XRP Confirms Head And Shoulders Breakdown: How Low Can It Go? Bitcoin Hits 5-Month Lows Bitcoin ended the week with a price drop below the $80,000 support zone, closing Sunday below the $78,500 mark. In the early hours of Monday, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization continued bleeding toward the $74,500 support zone before bouncing. Amid the 9.1% correction, Bitcoin registered its lowest trading price in five months, touching November 6 levels. Market watcher Daan Crypto Trades noted that BTC has been trading below its Bull Market Support Band for the past few weeks, attempting to get back above this level but ultimately facing rejection. According to the trader, “This is a good metric to gauge high timeframe market momentum. So far this cycle, price has traded below it shortly a few times (2023 & 2024) but never traded away from it for much more than ~20%,” suggesting that bull would like to reclaim this region. Analyst Rekt Capital noted that BTC’s current correction is “very close to equaling the retracement depth of the Post-Halving pullback of almost -33%.” The ongoing retrace has seen Bitcoin drop 31% since January’s all-time high (ATH) of $108,786. However, he considers that Bitcoin could bleed into the $70,000 support before hitting the correction’s bottom. “Whenever Bitcoin’s Daily RSI crashed into the sub-28 RSI levels – that wouldn’t necessarily mark out the price bottom. In fact, historically, the actual price bottom would be -0.32% to -8.44% lower than the price when the RSI first bottomed,” he explained, adding that Bitcoin is forming its second low, 2-79% below the first low. If it follows the same pattern and drops 8.44% below the first low, investors could see Bitcoin’s price bottom at around $69,000-$70,000. Another 10% Correction Ahead? Moreover, Rekt Capital outlined the key levels to reclaim after BTC’s weekly close below the $80,650 support. The analyst noted that Bitcoin already has “upside wicked into this level to tag it as potential new resistance” this week. As a result, it must recover last week’s close level if BTC wants to challenge 2025’s Weekly Downtrend, and it also needs to hold Sunday’s daily close level of $78,500. Bitcoin failed to Daily Close above the Downtrend. In fact, price continued to form new Lower Highs in its already extended series of Lower Highs. On the latest rejection, BTC landed into the ~$78,500 lows. Continue to hold this level as support, and BTC has a chance at challenging the $82,500 level in the short term. The analyst detailed that Bitcoin generally needs to close above the $78,500 level to “build a base here for a potential short-term rebound.” On the contrary, a daily close below this level would see BTC positioned for a bearish retest after closing below it for two consecutive days. Related Reading: Bitcoin Goes Beast Mode—Mining Power Tops 1 Zetahash In First-Ever Surge He concluded that “turning this level into a confirmed resistance would send price into additional downside continuation,” which targets the pre-halving highs price range between $69,000 and $72,000. As of this writing, BTC trades at $79,200, a 1% increase in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Ethereum (ETH) has seen a 17% drop in the last month, trading below $1,850 for the past few days. Amid its current performance, an analyst has warned investors the cryptocurrency risks dropping to 17-month lows if it fails to reclaim key resistance levels. Related Reading: Aptos (APT) Ready For A Breakout? Analysts Eye 20% Rally If This Level Is Reclaimed Ethereum Could See Drop To $1,550 Ethereum has been trading below a key support zone for the past two days, hovering between $1,750-$1,840 after failing to recover the $1,900 mark on Wednesday. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization lost its 15-month range in early March, dropping below $2,100 for the first time since December 2023. Since losing this level, ETH has seen its worst performance in seven years, recording a negative monthly close for the fourth consecutive month. Analyst Rekt Capital highlighted that this performance validated Ethereum’s double top formation that developed within its $2,196-$3,904 Macro Range. After breaking down from this range, Ethereum trades within a historical liquidity pool, between the $1,640-$1,930 range, and “effectively has positioned itself for a bearish retest” of the range’s top with its monthly close within this area, which could turn this level into a new resistance. As the analyst explains, turning this level into resistance has historically seen ETH’s price drop to the current range’s lower zone. “In other words, turning the red level into resistance (red circle) has historically preceded a drop into the support at the bottom of the light blue historical demand area (orange circle),” he detailed. As such, Ethereum must reclaim the top of this demand area “to challenge a move to the old Macro Range Low of $2,196.” Meanwhile, a rejection from the $1,930 mark, which it has been unable to reclaim over the past week, would see ETH risk a 15% drop to the $1,550 area. Is A 20% Rally Coming? Rekt Capital also pointed out that since June 2023, ETH’s Dominance has dropped from 20% to 8%, historically a reverse area for the cryptocurrency. When Ethereum’s Dominance touched the $7.5%-8.25% range, it reversed “to become more market-dominant,” which could signal a reversal for the King of Altcoins. Several analysts consider that the key levels to watch are the $1,750 support and the $2,100 resistance, as a break above or below these levels will determine ETH’s next significant move. Related Reading: Solana Slammed By Whale Dump—Can It Recover Or Is More Pain Ahead? Analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems suggested that Ethereum could eye a 20% rally based on a Power of 3 setup in ETH’s lower timeframe chart. The analyst highlighted that the cryptocurrency had an accumulation phase after dropping below the $2,150 support, hovering within the $1,840 and $2,100 levels since March 10. After dipping below the $1,840 mark, the cryptocurrency has been in the manipulation phase, the chart shows, which could trigger a push to the $2,150 resistance if ETH breaks out and starts the distribution phase. As of this writing, Ethereum trades at $1,808, a 2.2% surge in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Amid the market retrace, Aptos (APT) has seen an 8% decline in the past 24 hours, falling below a key support zone for the second time this week. Despite the correction, some analysts consider that the cryptocurrency could be poised for a breakout soon. Related Reading: Ethereum Trading In ‘No Man’s Land’, But Analyst Says Breakout Is A Matter Of Time Aptos Loses Macro Range Lows During the March retraces, Aptos fell below a crucial support level for the first time since August 2024 but recovered 24% near the end of the month. However, APT followed the rest of the market and dumped 11% to close the March below key levels. Analyst Rekt Capital noted that APT closed last month below its Macro Range Low of $5.44 for the first time. The cryptocurrency has been trading within the $5.45-$17 price range since 2023, retesting the range lows two times before. Historically, “APT tends to develop bases here in the form of downside wicks for three-month periods,” he explained, adding that the cryptocurrency seems to be developing a third three-month base, with the difference that it has closed below this range for the first time in the monthly timeframe. Following this performance, Aptos will need to reclaim the $5.44 level as support “to end this Monthly close as a downside deviation” and “avoid a bearish retest here.” Previously, the analyst suggested that holding this level could reverse ATP’s price action in the coming months, as it has done with the other clusters. Additionally, he pointed out the previous consolidations included a “downside wicking below support.” In his recent analysis, Rekt Capital considers that APT’s daily bullish divergence “is still something worth watching” as the cryptocurrency’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) continues to form Higher Lows despite the recent downside deviation, and its price “is trying to transition away from Lower Lows into a new Higher Low.” According to the analyst, “a clear market structure is developing here, and a breakout from it would validate the Bull Div and set APT up for a reclaim of the Macro Range Low of $5.44,” which is key for a bullish rally. APT To Reclaim $6.5 Resistance? Analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems highlighted Aptos’ strength amid the market volatility, which saw Bitcoin (BTC) drop from $88,000 to $81,000 in the past 24 hours. APT dropped from the $5.40 mark to the $4.95 support. The analyst considers that a retest of the local range lows could be necessary before the cryptocurrency aims for the next crucial level, as the current price zone has been tested many times. Related Reading: ACT Memecoin Crashes 50% As Several Altcoins Suddenly Tank On Binance – What’s Going On? Moreover, a reclaim of the $5.44 range could see the APT surge another 20% to the $6.5 resistance lost two months ago. Another market watcher suggested that Aptos is “showing potential for a bullish breakout as it trades within a descending channel.” Per the chart, the cryptocurrency has been trading within a descending channel since early February, testing the channel’s lower and upper boundaries throughout March. “After testing the lower trendline, it may be finding support, and a break above the upper resistance will signal a significant rally,” the analyst concluded. As of this writing, Aptos trades at $5.02, a 16.1% decline in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Ethereum (ETH) continues failing to reclaim the $2,100 resistance, dropping 6% in the past week. As the second largest crypto trades within its “make or break” levels, some market watchers suggest it will continue to move sideways before another major move. Related Reading: ACT Memecoin Crashes 50% As Several Altcoins Suddenly Tank On Binance – What’s Going On? Ethereum Trades At 2023 Levels After closing its worst Q1 since 2018, Ethereum continued moving sideways, hovering between the $1,775-$1,925 price range. Amid last Monday’s recovery, Ethereum traded only 6% below its monthly opening, eyeing a potential positive close in the monthly timeframe. Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency fell over 10% from last week’s high to close the first quarter 45.4% below its January opening and 18.6% from its March opening. Moreover, it registers its worst performance in seven years, recording four consecutive months of bleeding for the first time since 2018. Daan Crypto Trades noted that ETH is “still trading in no man’s land” despite its recent attempts to break above its current range. In early March, Ethereum dropped below the $2,100 mark, losing its 2024 gains and hitting a 16-month low of $1,750. The trader suggested that the crucial levels to watch are a breakdown below $1,750 or a breakout above $2,100. “Anything in between is just going to be a painful chop,” he added. Another market watcher, Merlijn The Trader, highlighted that ETH is at 2021 levels, pointing that it is trading within the breakout zone that led to Ethereum’s all-time high (ATH) but has stronger fundamentals and more institutional demand four years later. “ETH is sitting on the same monthly support that ignited the 2021 bull run. Hold it, and $10K is in play. Lose it… and things get ugly,” he detailed. More Chop Before ETH’s Next Move? Analyst VirtualBacon considers that Ethereum will continue to trade within its current price range for the time being. He explained that ETH’s price has fallen to retest the last bear market resistance levels, as it has erased all its gains since November 2023. The analyst considers this zone a “good value range” but doesn’t expect the cryptocurrency to break out “right away.” However, he added that a bullish breakout is “simply a matter of time” in longer timeframes. “Ethereum always catches up when the Fed pivots and the global liquidity index beings to uptrend. That’s when you see the ETH/BTC ratio start to turn up again, leading the rest of the altcoin market,” he concluded. Related Reading: Is Bitcoin (BTC) Poised For A Q2 Recovery? Analyst Points To 2017 Similarities Ali Martinez pointed out that the number of large ETH transactions has significantly declined in over a month, dropping 63.8% since February 25. During this period, large transactions fell from 14,500 to 5,190, signaling a drop in whale activity on the network. He also noted that whales have sold 760,000 ETH in the last two weeks. As of this writing, Ethereum trades at $1,903, a 6% drop in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

As Bitcoin (BTC) attempts to reclaim the $84,000 barrier again, the flagship crypto risks closing the Month in red numbers. Some analysts suggest that BTC’s Q2 performance could mimic its 2017 rally. Related Reading: Ethereum Price Confirms Breakout From Ascending Triangle, Target Set At $7,800 Bitcoin Retests $84,000 A week ago, Bitcoin saw a star-of-week pump to retest the $88,000-$89,000 resistance zone. The flagship cryptocurrency surged to a two-week high of $88,765, hovering between the $85,000 to $88,000 price range for most of the week. However, as the weekend approached, BTC lost its range, falling to $84,000 on Friday and continuing to dip over the next two days. Bitcoin saw an 8.2% weekly drop during the early Monday hours, hitting $81,278 before recovering. After hitting its lowest price in two weeks, the largest crypto by market capitalization bounced from the range lows, nearing the key $84,000 barrier again. This zone has been a crucial resistance level since Bitcoin lost its post-November breakout range a month ago. Since then, BTC has failed to maintain this level for significant periods. Amid the market correction, trader Daan Crypto Trades noted that Bitcoin has created another CME Gap, becoming the fifth consecutive week that a gap has been created due to price movement during the weekend, with all the previous ones being closed “relatively quickly.” This week’s CME gap, between $82,500 and $84,100, was almost filled after this morning’s rally. However, analyst Rekt Capital pointed out, “BTC will need to rally more than that to try to seriously challenge for a reclaim of the recently lost Higher Low,” at around $85,000. BTC To Consolidate For Longer? Ted Pillows suggested BTC’s performance could see a Q2 recovery based on its 2017 price action. The analyst highlighted that during US president Donald Trump’s first term, Bitcoin’s “real rally” didn’t start until 2017’s second quarter. Per the post, “BTC’s real gains during Trump’s first presidency started after Q1 2027. For the first two months, BTC just consolidated in a range similar to now.” Then, it started to gain momentum in April, pumping from $1,400 to $20,000 until December 2017. Ted considers that if Bitcoin continues to follow its 2017 path, it could see a massive rally toward a new all-time high (ATH) later this year. It’s worth noting that Q2 has historically been mostly favorable for BTC, CoinGlass data shows. Meanwhile, Rekt Capital also suggested that Bitcoin will likely continue consolidating a little bit longer after the recent price correction. The analyst pointed out that BTC failed to confirm its breakout from its triangular market structure. He previously explained that, over the past six weeks, BTC has been consolidating between the two biggest bull market Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs), the 21-week and 50-week EMAs, in a “very similar fashion to mid-2021.” Related Reading: XRP & These Altcoins Share The Same TA Fate—What’s Coming? The analyst added that in mid-2021, “Bitcoin didn’t break from this similar triangular market structure right away either, upside-wicking towards and into the 21-week EMA but ultimately rejecting from there to experience additional consolidation between the two EMAs.” This could suggest that the flagship crypto “is sentenced to a bit more consolidation between the two EMAs” before attempting to “kickstart an uptrend continuation towards the Re-Accumulation Range Low of $93,500.” As of this writing, Bitcoin is trading at $83,297, a 1% increase in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Amid today’s market correction, Chainlink (LINK) has lost its recent gains, falling back to a crucial support level. An analyst suggests a monthly close above its current range could position the cryptocurrency for a 35% surge. Related Reading: SUI Reclaims Key $2.40 Support Amid Breakout – Is A New High Coming? Chainlink Retest Crucial Price Zone Chainlink has retraced 9.1% in the past 24 hours to retest the key $14 support zone again. The cryptocurrency surged 15.7% from last Friday’s lows to hit an 18-day high of $16 on Wednesday, momentarily recovering 35% from this month’s low. However, the recent market correction halted the momentum of most cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling back to the $83,700 mark and Ethereum (ETH) dipping to the $1,860 support zone. Today, LINK dropped from $15 to $14.07, losing all its Wednesday gains. Previously, analyst Ali Martinez noted that the cryptocurrency has been in an ascending parallel channel since July 2023. Chainlink has hovered between the pattern’s upper and lower boundary for the last year and a half, surging to the channel’s upper trendline every time it retested the lower zone before dropping back. Amid its recent price performance, the cryptocurrency is retesting the channel’s lower boundary, suggesting a bounce to the upper range could come if it holds its current price levels. Meanwhile, Rekt Capital highlighted that the token is testing its multi-month symmetrical triangle pattern, which could determine the cryptocurrency’s next move. As the analyst explained, Chainlink consolidated inside a “Macro Triangular market structure” for most of 2024 before breaking out of the pattern during the November market rally. During the Q4 2024 breakout, the cryptocurrency hit a two-year high of $30.9 but failed to hold this level in the following weeks. As a result, it has been in a downtrend for the past three months, with LINK’s price falling back into the Macro Triangle. “The main goal for LINK here is to retest the top of the pattern to secure a successful post-breakout retest,” Rekt Capital detailed, adding, “It’s possible this is a volatile post-breakout retest.” LINK Needs To Hold This Level Rekt Capital pointed out that, historically, Chainlink has had downside deviations into this price range: “Back in mid-2021, LINK produced a downside deviation into this price area in the form of multiple Monthly downside wicks.” Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency is downside deviating “but in the form of actual candle-bodies closes rather than downside wicks” this time. The analyst also highlighted that, like in 2021, LINK is trading within a historical demand area, at around $13-5 and $15.5, testing this zone as support. Based on this, the cryptocurrency must successfully hold this area to “position itself for upside going forward.” Related Reading: Is Solana Preparing For Rally To $180? SOL’s Social Sentiment Hits Historic Positive Levels Moreover, the retest is key for reclaiming the top of its triangular market structure. Breaking and recovering that level would “exact a successful post-breakout retest” and enable the price to target the $19 resistance in the future. The analyst concluded that if LINK closes the month above the triangle top, it “would position price for a successful retest, despite the downside deviation.” As of this writing, Chainlink trades at $14.09, a 6.9% drop in the monthly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Solana (SOL) is attempting to reclaim a key support level amid the recent market recovery, with bullish sentiment seemingly returning to the Altcoin. Some analysts suggested that its momentum could propel the cryptocurrency to the next crucial resistance. Related Reading: Analyst Says Bitcoin (BTC) Could See A 14% Price Jump If This Level Is Reclaimed Solana Sentiment Hits Positive Levels Again Over the past few days, Solana has seen a bullish recovery from last week’s lows, surging 14% from the $121 support. The market’s recovery has propelled the token above the $145 barrier earlier this week, after printing five consecutive green daily candles. Amid this week’s surge, on-chain analytics platform Santiment highlighted that Solana’s social sentiment has seen a massive surge to historic highs fueled by institutional interest, technological advantages, community support, and influencer engagement. “With news of institutions like GameStop and BlackRock are integrating Bitcoin and launching yield-bearing tokenized treasury funds on Solana, crypto’s #5 market cap asset is seeing an astounding level of bullish sentiment pouring in on social media,” explained Santiment’s Director of Marketing, Brian Quinlivan. Per the post, social media posts reflect optimism for SOL’s price recovery and a bullish outlook on the broader crypto market. Notably, Solana registers a “nearly unheard of positive vs. negative commentary ratio of 18:1 right now.” Just a month ago, the SOL’s sentiment hit its lowest level in a year. According to analyst Miles Deutscher, the sentiment has not been at those levels since Solana reclaimed the $100 barrier in early 2024. It’s worth noting that market sentiment significantly shifted following the collapse of the memecoin frenzy, which fueled SOL’s rally throughout last year. After the TRUMP and MELANIA memecoin launches and the LIBRA token controversy, several community members expressed increasing fatigue from the numerous scams. Subsequently, the cryptocurrency’s price dropped over 50% from its January all-time high (ATH), losing the $200 support zone and hitting a yearly low of $111 earlier this month. SOL Gearing Up For Next Big Resistance Various market watchers noted Solana’s recent performance, underscoring the reclaim of the $136 level on Monday. This level has been a significant resistance for the past two weeks and has also served as a key breakout level during the Q1 and Q4 2024 breakouts. Analyst Jelle considers there’s “a lot of ground to cover” despite the “solid reclaim” of the 2024 range lows. Meanwhile, another market watcher pointed out that Solana broke out an ascending triangle pattern after the price surge. Related Reading: SUI Reclaims Key $2.40 Support Amid Breakout – Is A New High Coming? After attempting to reclaim the $140 mark this morning, SOL is currently retesting the recently recovered support, hovering between the $136-$139 price range. A successful breakout confirmation could impulse Solana’s rally toward the next big barrier, at $180. According to Ether Wizz, SOL is “fully ready for its next B I G move.” Once the next crucial resistance is broken, the “next leg up will take us towards $270. Many people are still not ready for this move,” the analyst concluded. As of this writing, Solana trades at $138, a 2% surge in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Sui Network’s native token, SUI, has reclaimed a crucial level after its 10% price breakout. The token has shown bullish momentum over the past few days, climbing to weekly highs on Wednesday. Various market watchers suggested the momentum could send the cryptocurrency to new highs in Q2. Related Reading: Analyst Says Bitcoin (BTC) Could See A 14% Price Jump If This Level Is Reclaimed  SUI Reclaims Key Breakout Level Today, SUI, one of the cycle’s leading tokens, retested the $2.60 resistance for the first time in nearly three weeks after reclaiming a key support zone on Tuesday. The cryptocurrency has lost several crucial levels during the Q1 2025 retraces, falling over 50% from its January all-time high (ATH) to a four-month low of $1.96. However, it has regained momentum amid institutional adoption, including its partnership with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), US President Donald Trump’s crypto venture, and Canary Capital’s recent filing of a Form S-1 for an SUI spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The cryptocurrency moved toward the $2.45 mark in the following days, suggesting that holding this level could send SUI to the next crucial barrier. After pulling back to $2.20, the token’s momentum resumed on Saturday, rising 13% in the past week after printing five consecutive green candles. Amid its performance, some analysts noted that SUI reclaimed the key $2.40 support, which served as a significant resistance during the post-US elections breakout and a bounce zone during the February retraces. Analyst Michäel van de Poppe suggested that the token is “one to keep an eye on,” highlighting that the “tremendous” retest of the high timeframe support “indicates that we’re likely going to expand to the upside from here.” Is It Ready For New Highs? In the past 24 hours, SUI surged 10% to the $2.60 resistance, hitting a 20-day high of $2.65 on Wednesday before retracing. As various market watchers pointed out, this price action has seen the token break out of a multi-month falling wedge pattern. A retest and confirmation of the breakout level could propel the token to attempt to reclaim its two-month downtrend. Analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems considers that the cryptocurrency should be “ready to go” to the $2.80 mark, based on its “bullish market structure and nice strength.” Previously, Ali Martinez suggested that after reclaiming the $2.45 level, SUI would be poised for a 15% move to this area. Related Reading: Ethereum To End March In Green? ETH ‘Only’ 6% Away From Positive Monthly Close Moreover, the token could also surge toward a new high if history repeats itself. Since 2023, SUI has broken out of a multi-month falling wedge twice, in October 2023 and August 2024, which propelled the cryptocurrency to new ATHs in the coming months. Meanwhile, trader Crypto Bullet noted that the cryptocurrency has recently reclaimed the 365-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) after trading below it over the past few weeks. According to the trader, holding this level as support could impulse the token’s rally toward its January high of $5.37. As of this writing, SUI trades at $2.58, a 5.5% increase in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed nearly 5% in the past week, reclaiming key support levels over the past three days. The recent bullish momentum has sent BTC toward the $88,000 mark, with some analysts suggesting a reclaim of its previous price range could be near. Related Reading: Ethereum To End March In Green? ETH ‘Only’ 6% Away From Positive Monthly Close Bitcoin Recovery Could Trigger 14% Surge After being rejected from the $84,000-$85,000 zone several times in the past two weeks, Bitcoin reclaimed this range over the weekend. The flagship crypto has surged 4.7% from last week’s levels, closing the week above the $86,000 mark. During the start-of-week pump, BTC eyed the $89,000 resistance, hitting a biweekly high of $88,765, but failed to retest the next crucial zone as bullish momentum slowed. Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency has held its current range, hovering between the $86-000-$88,000 support zone for the past 24 hours. Analyst Alex Clary affirmed that Bitcoin’s momentum “looks awesome” for a break above the $88,000-$90,000 support zone as the cryptocurrency shows a Relative Strength Index (RSI) bullish divergence, a V-shaped recovery, and has broken above its downtrend resistance. Per the post, a breakout and reclaim of the crucial $90,000 resistance level could propel BTC to jump between 8 to 14% from current prices to the $95,000-$100,000 levels lost in February. Meanwhile, Daan Crypto Trades noted that Bitcoin “has not moved much in the past few weeks relative to SPX.” According to the trader, BTC’s price has been correlated to the S&P 500 (SPX) and “has mostly been moving hand in hand with each other,” which could explain the flagship crypto’s recent dump and bounce. However, he affirmed that Bitcoin is still trading “at a solid spot premium during this bounce,” suggesting that a move to new local highs is possible if BTC maintains the current levels and reclaims the post-US election breakout range above $90,000. BTC Must Hold This Level By Week’s End Amid Monday’s market recovery, Analyst Rekt Capital warned that Bitcoin needs weekly closes above $88,400 and $93,500 to end its downside deviation period. The analyst explained that, over the past five weeks, BTC has been consolidating between the two biggest bull market Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs), the 21-week and 50-week EMAs. Its price action has recently gotten closer to the 21-week EMA, at around $88,400, ready “for a major trend decision.” According to the analyst, Bitcoin needs a weekly close above this level and a retest into support to target its Macro Range. “This was the exact confirmation that Bitcoin needed back in mid-2021 when the price crashed -55%,” Rekt Capital noted, suggesting that “things could get volatile both on the upside (trapping FOMO buyers in the upside wick) and the downside (with panic sellers selling into a downside wick),” if history repeats. A weekly close above it “could kickstart an uptrend continuation towards the Re-Accumulation Range Low of $93,500.” Moreover, after reclaiming the 21-week EMA, Bitcoin will need a weekly close above the re-accumulation range low to “resynchronize with the Range.” Related Reading: Crypto Expert Arthur Hayes Reveals Why Bitcoin Price Will Touch $110,000 Before $76,500 Despite this, he warned that “the Post-Halving Re-Accumulation Range has shown that simple Weekly Closes above $93,500 may not suffice” as it would need “a successful post-breakout retest of the Re-Accumulation Range Low” to confirm resynchronization with the range. He concluded that failing to successfully retest and confirm the new support could cause BTC’s price to lose this crucial level and deviate to the downside again. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

On Monday, Ethereum (ETH) recovered the $2,000 support, fueled by the market’s recovery. After hitting a two-week high of $2,104, an analyst noted that the cryptocurrency could end March positively. Related Reading: Solana Next Major Move? SOL’s Renewed Uptrend Smashes Through $137 Ethereum Nears Green Monthly Close In the past 24 hours, Ethereum surged 6.2% from the $1,980 mark to $2,104. The start-of-week recovery made ETH retest the $2,100 resistance for the first time in a week and near its crucial price range. Amid the recent performance, Rekt Capital noted that the cryptocurrency’s price action is “not that far away” from turning the downside deviation into a downside wick in the monthly timeframe. ETH dropped below the $2,196-$3,900 range on March 9, plunging to $1,750 in the following days, its lowest level since November 2023. After retesting a historical demand arena, “Ethereum is now only +5% away from positioning itself for a reclaim of its Macro Range,” the analyst explained. Reclaiming this level before March closes would see “this entire sub-$2,200 downside end up as a downside wick.” Moreover, CoinGlass data shows Ethereum’s current price action is 6.8% away from turning March green. The cryptocurrency opened the month at $2,237, and a close above this level could end its three-month bleeding streak. However, if it fails to close March with positive returns, ETH could experience four months of red for the first time since 2018. The “King of Altcoins” has seen its worst Q1 in seven years, currently down 37.46% from its 2025 opening. Nonetheless, Ethereum has historically seen a bullish Q2, only closing the second quarter in red on two occasions. A recovery of ETH’s Macro Range lows could see the cryptocurrency climb back to the range’s highs in the coming three months. Can ETH Recover 2,200? Analyst Ali Martinez pointed out the key levels to watch, suggesting that Ethereum’s most crucial support zone is between $1,886 and $1.944, where more than 3 million investors bought around 6.12 million ETH. Meanwhile, its most significant resistance is between $2,250 and $2,610, where 12.28 million addresses accumulated 65 million ETH. He added that “a decisive break above this area would negate the bearish outlook.” Similarly, Crypto Jelle highlighted that ETH is attempting to reclaim the key $2,200 resistance, which could fuel a “monster deviation” if recovered. Analyst Ted Pillows suggested that Ethereum’s manipulation phase “is almost over.” Previously, the analyst asserted that ETH’s chart displayed a Power of Three (Po3) pattern in the making, signaling that the cryptocurrency is in the manipulation phase. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bottom In Sight As Trump Expected To Soften Stance On Reciprocal Tariffs: Report According to the analyst, “A breakout above $2,200 and an expansion phase will start.” He noted that the breakout could be possible as ETH retested its multi-year trendline support, which has only been retested three times since 2021. The last two times, “they marked the cycle bottom,” which could suggest that Ethereum’s bleeding is poised for a recovery if it repeats its historical performance. As of this writing, Ethereum trades at $2,090, a 4.3% surge in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Cardano (ADA)’s price continues to move sideways, holding its range for the past 10 days, while online sentiment grows. Some analysts suggest that a retest of the local resistance could be near if the cryptocurrency holds its crucial support zone. Related Reading: Crypto Sleuth Claims Mysterious $20M ‘Hyperliquid Whale’ Is Tied To Illicit Activity Cardano Holds Key Range Cardano has retraced 40% from its two-month high of $1.17, dropping to the $0.7 range over the past few weeks. ADA climbed 80% on March 2 after US President Donald Trump announced a “Crypto Strategic Reserve,” including the cryptocurrency, which sent the token to monthly highs. After its massive pump, the altcoin retraced to $0.9, holding this zone through the following days. However, the March 6 executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a “Digital Asset Stockpile” sent ADA below the crucial level. At the time, the White House’s Crypto Czar, David Sacks, clarified that the ADA and the other altcoins named were just used as a reference for the top cryptocurrencies in the market. Since then, Cardano has moved sideways, hovering between $0.68-$0.75. ADA dropped to $0.64 during the March 11 market crash before bouncing. Despite the ongoing price action, online sentiment has been positive towards ADA this week. On Tuesday, on-chain analytics firm Santiment pointed out that Cardano saw a highly positive sentiment on social media. The bullish sentiment was fueled by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) classification of ADA’s use case as “smart contracts for government services.” The news “pushed bullishness to its highest rate in over 4 months,” the firm noted. Moreover, large-scale investors have also shown positive sentiment toward Cardano, with Whales purchasing around 190 million ADA tokens in the past 48 hours. ADA Breakout Or Breakdown Next? ADA has been in a downtrend since December 2024, when it hit its 3-year high of $1.32. The February market retraces sent the cryptocurrency’s price below several crucial support zones, with the token hovering between the $0.60-$0.80 price range. Analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems noted ADA has “a weird-looking chart, mainly due to the announcement of the strategic reserve.” As a result, Cardano’s most crucial support level is at $0.66, as it could send it to monthly lows. According to the analyst, “That level should hold; otherwise, all this recent price action will result in a distribution phase.” Previously, Sjuul affirmed Cardano’s chart displayed a Power of 3 in the making, signaling that the cryptocurrency was entering the third phase. This pattern divides the price cycle into three phases: accumulation, manipulation, and distribution. In the last phase, a strong price breakout occurs, with momentum building in the direction opposite to the manipulation. Based on this, if ADA lost the $0.66 mark, the token could see a significant price correction. Meanwhile, a pseudonym trader pointed out that the altcoin shows “a bullish reversal after breaking out of a falling wedge pattern.” Per the post, Cardano could enter a strong uptrend if it maintains its momentum. Related Reading: Bitcoin To Get ‘Interesting’ As Price Retests $85,000 – Here Are The Levels To Watch Nonetheless, ADA must “hold the current support levels and break above the local resistance for confirmation of further bullish continuation” to the $1.22 target. Analyst Ali Martinez noted that ADA trades within a right-angled descending wedge, with the upper trendline at $1.15. He suggested that a daily close above $1.15 would push ADA’s price to the $2 mark, not seen since 2021. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Bitcoin (BTC) has surged nearly 4% in the past 24 hours amid the ongoing volatility. As the price retests the $85,000 resistance, some analysts suggest a jump to $90,000 could be around the corner. Related Reading: SUI Ready For 15% Move Amid Key Level Retest – Breakout Or Breakdown Ahead? Bitcoin Retests $85,000 Barrier On Wednesday, Bitcoin broke above the $85,000 resistance after surging over 5% from yesterday’s lows. The flagship crypto has been unable to reclaim the $85,000-$86,000 zone throughout the last 10 days, struggling to hold the $84,000 support during this period. Nonetheless, BTC climbed over the last 24 hours ahead of Today’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. As some market watchers pointed out, the expectations of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s statement could “make or break” the recent reclaim of key support levels. Analyst CRG explained, “The rate change (or lack thereof) at FOMC is usually not important (unless surprise change) – as it’s baked in. It’s the forward guidance, tonality, etc., that’s important. New info surrounding the end of QT/dot plot revisions important to watch today.” The Federal Reserve announced its interest rate decision, setting the upper bound at 4.50%. As Wu Blockchain reported, the decision was in line with the expected rate and unchanged from the previous one. Meanwhile, “The dot plot indicates an expected 50 basis point rate cut in 2025. Additionally, starting in April, the Fed will slow the pace of balance sheet reduction, lowering the monthly Treasury redemption cap from $25 billion to $5 billion while maintaining the cap for agency debt and MBS at $35 billion.” Daan Crypto Trades noted that BTC’s price could “get quite interesting” with the FOMC volatility. The news could send the flagship crypto to reclaim the key $85,000 barrier or retrace to the range lows. According to the trader, Bitcoin’s liquidation heatmap showed a “few big clusters on both sides” of the weekly range. As a result, the $80,000-$81,000 and $85,000-$86,000 price ranges are two key zones to watch amid the ongoing volatility. BTC Must Hold This Key Zone The Federal Reserve’s report propelled Bitcoin’s price to a 10-day high of $85,880, registering a 3.8% surge in the daily timeframe. Daan warned investors that the current $84,000-$85,000 range is a key level to overcome, as BTC has been “unable to break back above the Daily 200MA/EMA cluster.” Reclaiming this zone could send Bitcoin back to the $90,000 resistance and reclaim its post-election breakout price range. On the contrary, a rejection could see BTC hit new lows, risking a fall to the $73,500 mark. Analyst Rekt Capital noted a decline in seller volume over the last few days, which has allowed buyers “to step in.” According to the analyst, “Buyers need to showcase above-average volume for there to be more conviction in this move.” Related Reading: BNB Ready To Breakout? New ATH Coming ‘In No Time’ If This Resistance Breaks Additionally, he highlighted that Bitcoin’s Daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) has turned into a resistance level as it has been in a downtrend since November 2024. To him, this level is worth watching in the future since “an RSI Downtrend break would likely precede a trend reversal to the upside in price.” As of this writing, Bitcoin trades at $85,132, a 4.9% increase in the past week. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

SUI, the Sui Network’s native token, is retesting a key support level after surging near the $2.40 mark. As the cryptocurrency attempts to hold its current range, some analysts suggest that a breakout is imminent for the token’s price. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bull Run ‘Is Over’: CryptoQuant CEO Sounds The Alarm SUI Eyes Key Resistance On Monday, SUI saw its price surge 7% near a key resistance level, fueling bullish sentiment among investors. The cryptocurrency has been one of the leading tokens of the cycle, outperforming most of the market during the 2024 pullbacks. Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency has shredded over 57% of its gains in the past few months, falling from its $5.31 January all-time high (ATH) to the $2.20 range. After losing the $4 support zone, SUI has hovered between the $2.1-$3.5 zone, briefly falling below $2 last Tuesday. Since reaching its 4-month low, SUI has recovered 7.8% in the weekly timeframe, climbing to $2.37 today. According to analyst Ted Pillows, its recent price action has completed an inverse head and shoulder pattern, with the price potentially moving toward the $2.45 breakout level. A sustained surge above this level could send the token to retest the recently lost $2.6 support. To the analyst, “a big breakout is just a matter of time,” as institutions are taking interest in the token. Notably, Canary Capital filed a Form S-1 for an SUI spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on March 17, fueling yesterday’s 7% rally. This move follows Canary’s March 6 filing to register a trust for an SUI-based fund in Delaware. On the same day, Sui announced it had partnered with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the US President Donald Trump’s crypto venture, to include the token in its “Macro Strategy” token reserve. $2.26 Retest: Breakout Or Breakdown? Crypto analyst Ali Martinez suggested that the token is ready for a 15% move. In an X post, he highlighted a one-week ascending triangle pattern forming in SUI’s chart, with the ascending support line currently at the $2.26 mark and $2.40 set as a crucial resistance level. According to the analyst, the 15% move’s direction will be determined by a close above the resistance line, which would send the price to the $2.80 price range, or a close below the support level, which could see the cryptocurrency plunge to $1.90. Since hitting its daily high of $2.37, SUI has retraced to the pattern’s support level, briefly falling to $2.22 before bouncing back above the ascending line. Despite the small recovery, the token has struggled to hold above the crucial level, hovering between $2.23-$2.26 throughout Tuesday morning. Related Reading: BNB Ready To Breakout? New ATH Coming ‘In No Time’ If This Resistance Breaks Meanwhile, market watcher Pushpendra Singh highlighted SUI’s current level as a “strong buying zone.” The $2-$2.3 price range served as a key breakout level during the November post-US election pump. Moreover, its recent retest and bounce from this level suggests a “breakout to the upside could be imminent.” According to the post, the cryptocurrency eyes the $7 target in the mid-term. As of this writing, SUI trades at $2.25, a 5% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

After losing a key support level earlier this week, Chainlink (LINK) has surged 24% from the recent lows to lead Friday’s crypto market. Some analysts suggested that a rebound could be around the corner as whales continue to bet on the cryptocurrency. Related Reading: Bitcoin Faces Rejection At $84,000, But Analysts Show 2020 Similarities – Recovery Ahead? Chainlink Recovers Critical Support On Friday, Chainlink surged over 10% to turn the $14 resistance into support again. The cryptocurrency lost this crucial level on Monday following the recent crypto market crash, which saw Bitcoin (BTC) fall to its lowest price in months. During the correction, LINK dropped to a four-month low at $11.71, retesting its post-election breakout levels for the first time since late November. Over the past three days, the token hovered between the $12.5-$13.5 price zone, failing to break above the range’s upper boundary and retest the $14 mark until today. It’s worth noting that this level has been a critical support during LINK’s past rallies, serving as a key breakout and bounce point in the previous cycle, Q1 2024’s high, and the post-US election pump. Moreover, whenever this level has been lost, it has led to long accumulation periods for the cryptocurrency. After today’s surge, LINK has reached a high of $14.71 before retracing to the $14.4-$14.5 price range over the past few hours. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez noted that holding its current level “could set the stage for a rebound to $24.” As Martinez has pointed out, Chainlink has been in an ascending parallel channel since July 2023, moving between the pattern’s upper and lower boundary over the last year and a half.  LINK surged to the channel’s upper trendline every time it retested the lower zone before dropping back, repeating the cycle. Based on this, the recent recovery of the parallel channel’s lower range could send the cryptocurrency to the mid-zone of the pattern before a climb to the upper boundary.  “A Spike in buying pressure at the current levels can help Chainlink rebound to the upper boundary at $45,” the analyst explained. Is LINK Poised For A Reversal? Notably, whales had bought over 3 million LINK in five days, Martinez pointed out on Tuesday, and online reports revealed that an address has continued to purchase Chainlink during the rest of the week. Lookonchain recently reported that a large-scale address has “spent 12.1 million USDC to buy 863,174 LINK at $14,” holding a total of 1.07 million tokens, valued at $15.53 million. Additionally, the address has a long position on LINK, worth $31 million. Analyst AMCrypto Alex pointed out that LINK remained in its long-term uptrend channel despite Tuesday’s low. However, he considers there is a high chance that the token will retest the $10 mark before the bottom formation. Related Reading: Solana (SOL) Retests Crucial Support Level – Is A 50% Price Drop On The Horizon? Meanwhile, trader Crypto Rand suggested that Chainlink is ready to bounce as “LINK marines are getting ready for the bull reversal.” The market watcher pointed out the cryptocurrency has been forming a falling wedge pattern since the start of 2025, and the $14 support recovery is “pushing for the breakout.” A breakout from the pattern’s upper trendline, which is around the $14.5 mark, could propel the token’s price to a 30% surge near the $20 barrier. As of this writing, LINK is trading at $14.51, an 11.6% surge in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Bitcoin (BTC) has failed to reclaim $84,000 resistance again and has fallen 4% to retest another crucial support zone. Some analysts suggested that the cryptocurrency’s rally will be determined by its weekly close, which could see BTC crash or climb to new levels. Related Reading: Solana (SOL) Retests Crucial Support Level – Is A 50% Price Drop On The Horizon? Bitcoin Hits $84,000 Wall Again After losing the $84,000-$86,000 support zone on Sunday, Bitcoin has failed to reclaim this level. The flagship crypto has retraced over 11% in the past week, briefly falling to a 4-month low of $76,600 on Monday. Since then, BTC’s price has hovered between the $80,000-$84,000 range, failing to break above the range’s upper zone for the past four days. Crypto analyst Jelle noted that this resistance level has been a key level throughout the first half of March. Notably, the $84,000 mark served as an important bounce level during the start-of-month price pump and correction, and “reclaiming it will make all the difference for how the rest of the month goes.” Bitcoin has attempted to regain this level in the past 24 hours, climbing to $83,900 on Thursday morning. To the analyst, a reclaim of $84,000 could propel the price back to the post-election breakout range, and things would “get real interesting.” Ali Martinez pointed out that the biggest supply barrier for Bitcoin sits at the $95,000 range, where 1.2 million investors purchased 726,000 BTC. He also noted that the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization is consolidating within an ascending triangle, which could lead to a 9% surge to the $90,000 mark if it breaks out above $84,000. Nonetheless, BTC failed to reclaim this key resistance and retraced to the $80,000 support zone. Jelle warned that “bulls need to defend the current area, or this could cascade towards the high seventies once more.” Is BTC’s Cycle Top Or Bottom In? Ted Pillows suggested that BTC is poised for another leg up as its price action resembles previous performances. He highlighted that Bitcoin has held its ascending support trendline like in 2017 and 2020, which “shows that the cycle isn’t over yet.” Based on this historical price performance, the analyst considers that the cryptocurrency could retest the $72,000-$74,000 support before a local bottom is in. “After that, there’ll be some consolidation followed by the next leg up,” he explained. Trader Titan of Crypto pointed at a potential reversal as BTC is “showing signs of bottoming on the weekly chart” with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) as support, an Oversold Stochastic RSI bullish crossover, and price at the lower Bollinger Band. He also noted that BTC’s price action resembles 2020’s market structure before a major breakout. Related Reading: Ethereum Risks Another 15% Correction After Fall Below $2,000 – What’s Next For ETH? Meanwhile, analyst Nebraskangooner affirmed that Bitcoin has been “historically predictable,” which suggests that its weekly close range will be key for the next move. According to the post, if BTC closes the week below $67,250, it would potentially indicate the market has already hit the top, as it would become a distribution range. The analyst explained that the cryptocurrency has respected the “distribution, accumulation, and instant reversal” levels in every BTC bear market. If Bitcoin remains “historically predictable,” the cryptocurrency could fall to levels not seen since late 2023 and early 2024. As of this writing, BTC trades at $80,810, a 3.4% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Solana (SOL) has seen a nearly 40% retrace over the past month, losing key support levels since February. As its price retests a key horizontal level, some analysts warn of a potential 50% correction to a yearly low. Related Reading: Solana Falls Under Realized Price: Here’s What Happened Last Time Solana Loses Key Support Level Solana has been one of the leading cryptocurrencies of the cycle, fueled by the market’s memecoin frenzy. The altcoin climbed over 270% in a year to its latest all-time high (ATH) of $270, registered nearly two months ago. Nonetheless, SOL’s bullish sentiment has significantly decreased since January, recently plummeting to its lowest point in over a year. As a result, the cryptocurrency has dropped over 50% from its January 19 ATH. Solana lost the key $200-$220 support zone at the start of last month, with the February market crashes sending SOL to retest its next crucial levels. After losing the $180 mark two weeks ago, its price hovered between the $130-$150 range, surging to the $179 mark at the start of March. This week’s market correction, which saw Bitcoin (BTC) drop to $76,000 for the first time in four months, has sent Solana to new monthly lows. On Tuesday, SOL’s price briefly dropped to $111, a level not seen since the August 2024 market crash, before bouncing back to $125. Amid the ongoing retest, pseudonym trader Crypto Busy warned that SOL must “hold this crucial support to maintain a bullish sentiment above $100.” Crypto analyst Ali Martinez previously noted that the most crucial zone for Solana appears to be between $110 and $125, as this horizontal level served as a key support during its 2021 and 2024 rallies. The analyst suggested that “holding above this range could be key for the next move.” SOL Price Risks Move To $60 Martinez also pointed out that Solana could be on the verge of a breakdown, as it has broken below its key level. According to the post, SOL risks a 50% crash to the $60 mark if it fails to hold the $125 support zone. The analyst highlighted that the cryptocurrency has been forming a right angle ascending broadening pattern since March 2024, when it first reclaimed the level during this cycle. During this period, every higher high on Solana’s chart has created a rising trendline at the top of the pattern, while the $125 support has held “as a strong horizontal support trendline.” Related Reading: Ethereum Risks Another 15% Correction After Fall Below $2,000 – What’s Next For ETH? However, SOL’s break below this horizontal zone has increased the odds of a 50% price correction to the Q4 2023 levels. Additionally, Martinez recently warned of a potential correction based on Solana’s trading pair against Bitcoin, which started to resemble ETH/BTC’s chart. The analyst suggested that the SOL/BTC chart was looking like Ethereum’s trading pair against BTC’s past price action, adding that if it continued to follow this pattern, the SOL/BTC chart could see a drop to the 0.0008 region. After the recent price action, the trading pair hit a 15-month low of 0.0014624 on Tuesday. As of this writing, Solana trades at $124, a 14% decline in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Ethereum (ETH) has revisited yearly lows after losing the key $2,000 support, registering its worst performance in years. Some analysts forecasted another 15% drop if the trend continues but suggested that ETH could see a bullish end-of-year. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Future Comes Down To This One Question, Says Bitwise Ethereum Hits 17-Month Low Ethereum experienced a 15% correction on Monday, falling from $2,150 to $1,810. ETH’s performance followed Bitcoin (BTC) and the rest of the market’s pullback, which saw the flagship crypto drop to $76,000 for the first time since the post-election breakout started. As the retrace continued, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization dropped to its lowest level since November 2023, touching the $1,750 mark before recovering the $1,900 support. Some market watchers pointed out that Ethereum has been in a three-month downtrend, retracing around 53% since its December peak. Trader Crypto Rand noted that the King of Altcoins has 20 days “to turn green,” or “it will be the first time since 2018 that ETH has experienced 4 x months of red in a row.” That year, ETH spent seven consecutive months recording double-digit losses, losing approximately 80% of its value from May until November. CoinGlass data shows that March tends to be a favorable month for the cryptocurrency, with an average 20% return since 2016. In 2024, the cryptocurrency closed the month with 9.33% gains, following a strong 46% performance in February. However, market sentiment has declined after back-to-back negative performances this year, with a 1.98% and 31.95% decline in January and February, respectively. The cryptocurrency registers a 15.12% loss Month-to-Date (MTD) and could see its worst Q1 close since 2018 at current levels. As a result, Ethereum must close this month above the $2,237 mark to prevent its second-worst historical performance. ETH Drop To $1,600 Coming? Some market watchers highlighted that the cryptocurrency’s current performance reached FTX-crash levels, with sentiment leaning towards a deeper correction. Crypto analyst Ted Pillows noted that Ethereum could see another 15% correction now that the $2,000 support has been lost. According to the post, “there’s a good chance ETH will retest the $1.6K-$1.8K level” as the “manipulation phase is ongoing.” The analyst suggested a potential Power of Three (Po3) pattern on ETH’s chart, which divides the price cycle into three distinctive phases: accumulation, manipulation, and distribution. The accumulation phase consists of a consolidation near the recent high after a strong price performance. In the manipulation phase, a token’s price falls below the accumulation phase’s support level and trades within a range below the lost zone. Meanwhile, the distribution phase sees a strong price breakout to build momentum and drive participants to enter the market. Related Reading: XRP Flirts With A Daily Range Breakdown – Price Must Hold Above $2 Level Ted also stated that ETH’s current performance “feels like it’s trading like the 2016-17 cycle.” At the time, Ethereum consolidated for around a year and dropped below the range’s key support level for a few weeks before surging to new highs.  ETH has been “consolidating for a year now and recently broke below a key support level,” suggesting that the latter half of 2025 could be bullish for the cryptocurrency if history repeats. As of this writing, Ethereum trades at $1,947, a 4.47% increase in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao has suggested that the highly anticipated Altseason isn’t here yet as most altcoins continue bleeding, while some market watchers consider the worst might be over soon. Related Reading: ‘All Options On The Table’: Bitcoin Must Hold This Level Ahead Of Trump’s Crypto Summit CZ Says There’s No Altseason Yet On Friday, Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ, responded to an X user asking when the Altseason will happen. The Binance founder pointed out the price tracking and market data website CoinMarketCap (CMC), which recently added an “Altcoin Season Index.” CZ highlighted that “of the top 100 altcoins,” very few have outperformed Bitcoin (BTC) in the past three months, suggesting that the Altseason won’t happen yet. As the website states, the CMC Altcoin Season Index page “provides real-time insights into whether the cryptocurrency market is currently in Altcoin Season,” based on the performance of the top 100 altcoins against the flagship crypto over the past 90 days. Under this metric, an Altseason is in if 75% of the top 100 altcoins outperform BTC during the established period. To CZ, “This is a tough ranking system,” as he considers that 50 would be a good score for Altcoins. The CMC index page shows a score of 14/100, with only 14 altcoins outperforming BTC since early December. Some of the tokens in this list include Monero (XRM), Hyperliquid (HYPE), Pi (PI), Mantra (OM), Berachain (BERA), and the official Trump memecoin (TRUMP). Leading cryptocurrencies of 2024, like SUI and Solana (SOL), show 37% to 41% price decreases in the past 90 days. Meanwhile, memecoin sensations like dogwifhat (WIF), PEPE, FLOKI, and BONK have bled between 70% and 80% during this period. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe also noted that altcoins have had an overall negative performance on higher timeframes despite some recent price rallies. “Massive green day on some Altcoins, they are up 2%! Then, you zoom out, and you zoom out, and you zoom out,” he asserted. Altcoins Bottom Could Be Near Altcoin Sherpa stated that altcoins were in “about the same or worse” positions during the Summer 2024 retrace, pointing out that “things were also pretty bleak overall and then we saw some strong bounces in August.” However, he noted that, unlike last year, the market doesn’t have a “Trump Pump coming.” Recently, some of the top cryptocurrencies saw a significant price increase after US President Donald Trump announced a strategic reserve that would include SOL, XRP, Cardano (ADA), Ethereum (ETH), and BTC. Nonetheless, after the March 6 executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a “Digital Asset Stockpile,” the White House AI and Crypto Czar, David Sacks, clarified that the previously named altcoins were used as references for the most valuable tokens in the market. Sherpa considers that the market’s bottom is close, but “we still also probably have the chop period to get through” before any substantial recovery. On the contrary, some industry figures have also commented on altcoins’ overall performance this cycle, suggesting that the Altseason already started but will be different from previous cycles. Related Reading: Stellar (XLM) Price Setting Up For Rally To $1.60 – Here Are The Levels To Watch Recently, CryptoQuant’s founder and CEO, Ki Young Ju, stated that the Altseason had begun. He affirmed there will not be a direct Bitcoin-to-altcoins rotation this cycle, as BTC dominance isn’t the key metric that defines it. To the CEO, trading volume is the metric that defines it this time. Ju also pointed out that this will be a very selective and challenging altseason, with only a few altcoins with strong narratives expected to thrive. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

As Bitcoin (BTC) attempts to reclaim the $90,000 mark, some market watchers have warned investors about Friday’s potential market volatility. Various analysts suggest that the flagship’s crypto performance could “go either direction” depending on the White House crypto summit’s outcome. Related Reading: Stellar (XLM) Price Setting Up For Rally To $1.60 – Here Are The Levels To Watch Bitcoin Price To See Volatile Friday Over the past two days, the crypto market has recovered from this week’s lows ahead of the US crypto summit. Last Friday, news that US President Donald Trump would host the first-ever White House crypto summit filled investors and industry participants with bullish expectations. Scheduled for March 7, several high-profile figures will attend the event, including Strategy’s Michael Saylor, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, and Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev. Since Tuesday, Bitcoin’s price has surged around 9% from the $81,500 support to surpass the $90,000 barrier, but some market watchers have warned investors about the expected volatility for Friday’s crypto summit. Analyst Altcoin Sherpa noted that Bitcoin “doesn’t have much clarity on higher timeframes” despite retesting its post-November breakout range and holding the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA). Sherpa suggested holding the $89,000 support is key for BTC’s price as the crypto summit’s volatility leaves “all options on the table.” He added that the crypto market will likely “whipsaw in both directions” this Friday. Meanwhile, trader Daan Crypto Trades pointed out that Bitcoin’s current levels are worth watching over the next few days, as it “is still struggling to hold on to the range, but bears have also failed a further breakdown after the initial rejection.” Nonetheless, he considers that the crypto summit is a “very promising sign for the next 4 years,” regardless of the outcome: It’s something we couldn’t have dreamt of the past few years. With the industry being attacked on a regular basis. Let’s hope the focus will be on the right things and that the administration is choosing the right way to do things. BTC Recovery Targets Surge To $140,000 Analyst Crypto Jelle affirmed that “things are developing well, but it all hinges on the crypto event on Friday.” He noted that an underwhelming event could trigger another sell-off, as there aren’t other potential bullish catalysts on the horizon. Jelle also advised investors “Don’t get too excited until we get some more clarity.” However, he highlighted a Potential Power of 3 (PO3) forming on BTC’s chart, targeting $140,000 “once range lows are successfully reclaimed.” This pattern divides the price cycle into three distinctive phases. In the first phase, accumulation, the price consolidates near the recent high following strong price action. The second phase, manipulation, consists of a token’s price falling below the previous phase’s support level and trading within a range below this zone. The third phase, distributions, sees a strong price breakout, building momentum and driving participants to enter the market. Related Reading: Ethereum Price ‘Between Heaven And Hell’: $2,000 Level Retest Key For ETH’s Next Move According to the post, Bitcoin is “pushing for the reclaim” of the post-November breakout’s lower range. Holding through the $90,000-$92,000 zone “would trigger the power of three set up” third phase, which would see BTC’s price expand to new highs. After today’s rejection from the $90,000 range, the analyst signaled that Bitcoin could form a higher low around $87,500 before retesting the range lows again. At the time of writing, BTC trades at $88,372, a 1.3% drop in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

Stellar (XLM) is attempting to reclaim a recently lost level that could propel the price to a retest of a key resistance zone. Some market watchers suggested that its price could be preparing for a massive surge to a new all-time high (ATH). Related Reading: Cardano 125% Pump Coming? Analyst Says ADA ‘Could Be Poised’ For Rally To $2.20 Stellar Getting Ready For 300% Breakout Stellar has seen a 9% surge in the past day, recovering from this week’s market dump and rallying to the $0.30 mark again. According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, Stellar could witness a 300% breakout soon as the cryptocurrency appears to be forming a bullish pattern. After the November 2024 breakout, XLM started to form a bullish flag, with the 600% post-US election rally forming the pattern’s flagpole. Since then, Stellar has been consolidating between the $0.63 and $0.25 price range, forming the pattern’s flag. Since hitting its 3-year high in December, XLM has seen a 52% price decrease, failing to break above its downtrend line. During the February market retraces, the cryptocurrency retraced nearly 40% from its monthly opening, hitting its lowest price action since November. Over the weekend, Stellar followed the rest of the crypto market, fueled by US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a US Crypto Strategic Reserve comprised of “made in the USA” cryptocurrencies like XRP, Cardano (ADA), and Solana (SOL). XLM surged around 25% from the range’s lower levels to $0.37, retesting the $0.35 key resistance. The $0.32-$0-35 range has been a key zone for the cryptocurrency since the Q4 2024 breakout, serving as a crucial support level until turning into resistance in February. As the analyst pointed out, “A sustained break above the $0.42 resistance could trigger a bull run to $1.60.” Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency’s recent performance has failed to reclaim a key level in the mid-zone of its 3-month price range. XLM Following 2017’s Playbook? XLM failed to hold the $0.35 level amid the Monday market dump, retracing 20% and erasing the Sunday gains. Breaking above this resistance could send Stellar’s price to the bull flag’s upper range while failing to reclaim it could send the price to the pattern’s lower range between $0.20 and $0.23. On Tuesday, the cryptocurrency continued bleeding and retested its recent lows as support. XLM bounced from $0.27 above the $0.30 level on Wednesday morning, attempting to reclaim it. Technical Analyst Charting Guy highlighted that XLM’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) recently broke out of a 96-day downtrend “while price consolidated in the golden pocket with time capitulation getting to people.” Related Reading: Ethereum Price ‘Between Heaven And Hell’: $2,000 Level Retest Key For ETH’s Next Move He also noted that XLM’s bull flag “coincidentally targets” the 1.272 Fibonacci level at around $2.46. After its recent performance, the cryptocurrency appears to be following its 2017 pattern, which adds “more confluence to 1.272 fib target,” he explained. In Q4 2017, Stellar saw a similar price breakout, followed by a consolidation period within a bullish flag. XLM then broke out of this pattern and rose over 190% to ATH in early 2018. To the analyst, “Once we break above the top of the golden pocket, it’s game on.” At the time of writing, Stellar trades at $0.30, a 2.4% increase in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

On Tuesday, Ethereum (ETH) retested the $2,000 support zone, falling below this level for the first time in over a year. Some analysts suggested the second-largest crypto risks a 40% correction as its price attempts to hold its support level “between heaven and hell.” Related Reading: Cardano 125% Pump Coming? Analyst Says ADA ‘Could Be Poised’ For Rally To $2.20 Monday Dump Sends Ethereum To 15-Month Low Ethereum has fallen to a yearly low of $1,993, according to Binance market data. The cryptocurrency has dropped below $2,000 for the first time in 15 months, hitting its lowest price since late November 2023. Amid the February market retraces, ETH failed to hold the $3,000 level, hovering between the $2,500 and $2,8’00 price range for most of the month, despite the February 3 market crash to $2,100. However, the end-of-month correction saw Ethereum bleed 17% to a new low of $2,076. Per Coinglass Data, the King of Altcoins closed last month with a 31.95% decline, registering its first February Close with red numbers since 2018. ETH recovered 17% on Sunday, attempting to reclaim the $2,500 resistance level after US President Donald Trump announced the establishment of a “Crypto Strategic Reserve,” which will have Bitcoin and Ethereum “at the heart” of it. On Monday, ETH fell below the $2,000 mark during the market’s dump and risks dropping another 40%. Ali Martinez highlighted that Ethereum could fall as low as $1,250 if it doesn’t reclaim some key levels. The analyst noted that Ethereum has been consolidating in a parallel channel since 2024, bouncing from the channel’s upper boundary to the middle or lower boundary before bouncing back to the upper zone. Nonetheless, ETH broke below the channel’s lower boundary after dipping below $2,200 last week. If the cryptocurrency doesn’t reclaim the channel’s lower boundary, its price could retrace to the $1,600 or even $1,250 support zones. Martinez noted that Ethereum’s most critical resistance barrier is at the $2,400 mark, where over 2.41 million investors bought 62,68 million ETH. To the analyst, a breakout above this level could “clear the path for a rally toward $3,000.” ETH Following Bear Market Years’ Playbook? As Ethereum retested the barrier “between heaven and hell,” some market watchers pointed out that ETH’s recent performance resembles its 2018 and 2022 price action. According to the pseudonym trader 5.0 Inverted, the king of altcoins is “following 2018 and 2022 bear market price action.” The chart shows that ETH steadily declined throughout those years, retracing 82,71% and 68.29% in 2018 and 2022, respectively. Related Reading: Polkadot Price Crisis: Further Losses Incoming After DOT Falls Under $4.8 The cryptocurrency saw small price rallies in the first six months of both years but continued the downtrend. ETH has declined 36.4% year-to-date (YTD), showing a similar performance to the mentioned years. Another trader suggested that Ethereum dropped 60% from $4,200 to $1,800 last cycle before pumping 170% to its $4,800 all-time high (ATH) in the coming months. Based on 2021’s playbook, the cryptocurrency might continue its negative performance before recovering at the end of the year. At the time of writing, ETH has recovered nearly 7% from its drop below $2,000 and trades at $2,135. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

On Sunday, Cardano (ADA) saw a massive 80% pump following the US President’s announcement of a “Crypto Strategic Reserve” that will include ADA. As the cryptocurrency retests its key support levels, some analysts believe it might be poised for a 125% rally from current levels. Related Reading: Dogecoin Breaks Above Falling Wedge Pattern – Analyst Sets $0.43 Target Cardano Attempts Reclaiming $1 On March 2, US President Donald Trump announced the establishment of a “US Crypto Reserve” comprised of Cardano, XRP, and Solana (SOL), with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) at the heart of the strategic reserve. On his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump stated the strategic reserve would “elevate the critical industry after years of corrupt attacks by the Biden Administration.” The announcement sent many cryptocurrencies into an end-of-week pump to reclaim some recently lost support levels. ADA has been in a downtrend since December when it hit its 3-year high of $1.32 but failed to hold the $1 support in mid-January. The February market retraces sent the cryptocurrency’s price below several key support zones, with the token hovering between the $0.60-$0.80 price range. Following Trump’s announcement, Cardano rose 60% in two hours, climbing from $0.64 to the $1 barrier for the first time in over a month. ADA continued its surge in the following hours, recovering over 80% from its Friday low of $0.58. On Sunday, ADA hit a two-month high of $1.17 before retracing over 20% to the key $0.90 support zone. Cardano investor Sebastian noted that the retest of the $0.92 level was “perfectly normal after such an insane move.” The investor suggested it could consolidate within the $0.90-$1.00 range for a few days before resuming its ascending trajectory. Moreover, he asserted that If ADA breaks above its December high, the token could likely see a new all-time high (ATH) soon. ADA’s New High Could Be Near Crypto analyst Ali Martinez stated that Cardano “could be poised for a rally to $2.20.” According to the post, investors should “watch for a 12-hour candlestick close above $1.19” to confirm the bullish breakout and target an 84% jump from the breakout level. Martinez also highlighted that Cardano whales bought over 420 million ADA in the past 24 hours, which could signal strong sentiment from large-scale investors on the cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, Sjuul from AltCryptoGems affirmed that Cardano’s chart displays a “big power of 3 in the making.” This pattern divides the price cycle into three phases: accumulation, manipulation, and distribution. Related Reading: Bitcoin Reclaims Key Levels And Faces Resistance At $97K – Can It Break $100K This Week? The first phase consists of a consolidation near the recent high after a strong price performance. The second phase sees a token’s price falling below the accumulation phase’s support level and trades within a range below the recently lost zone. In the third phase, a strong price breakout occurs, with momentum building and participants entering the market. According to Sjuul, “the chart never lies,” and Cardano entered the distribution phase after Sunday’s pump, suggesting that ADA could retest December highs soon. As of this writing, ADA trades at $0.91, a 9.9% retrace in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com