Technical Analysis

On March 25, 2026, Ethereum traded around $2,185, up 6.38% on the week, as analysts pointed to early signs of a potential shift in trend after a $1,800 support test. Key metrics highlighted include MVRV slipping under 0.8, a weekly SuperTrend flip to bullish for the first time since May 2025, and staking reaching 31.44% with about 38.31 million ETH locked. Despite tighter liquid supply and Binance balances at a post-2020 low, ETF flows and a negative Coinbase Premium suggest institutional demand has not yet confirmed the setup.

Bitcoin has been ranging between $63,000 and $72,000 since early February, with some traders interpreting the $70,000 area as stabilization. A technical analysis shared by X user Ardi argues the daily structure resembles a distribution phase and projects a potential breakdown that could extend toward $50,000 and even $48,000.

Forecasts for Bitcoin’s end-2026 price span a wide range, with major institutions clustering in the $100,000–$170,000 zone while some scenarios extend as high as $266,000 or as low as $25,000. Bitcoin has recently lost key support levels including $100,000 and is hovering near $70,000; at press time it traded at $71,890, up almost 1% over 24 hours and down about 1.5% on the week.

Bernstein has reiterated a $150,000 Bitcoin target, arguing that growing ETF participation and corporate buying are reshaping BTC's market structure. BTC was trading at $71,551.58 at press time, up 0.5% on the day after a steep drawdown that avoided the liquidation cascades seen in prior cycles.

Solana (SOL) traded around $90–$93, with traders focused on whether it can reclaim $100 or risk losing the $80 support level. The article highlights weakening DEX activity alongside a tightening SOL/BTC structure that could signal relative strength if BTC remains above $72k. Key technical levels cited include resistance near $92, upside targets at $98 and January's $148 peak, and a potential breakdown path toward $59 if $80 fails.

On March 25, 2026, Bitcoin traded around $71,203 after a week that saw whale-size transfers and ETF flows point to caution. Large transactions cooled to 6,417 per day above $100,000 over the past week, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $66.6 million in net outflows on March 24. Analysts also highlighted a supply-demand deterioration, even as a separate silver-based framework argued BTC could still have longer-term upside if $70,000 holds.

Silver retreated sharply from late-January highs near $120, with prices ending the prior session around $68 per ounce and dipping to an intraday low of $61 at 3 a.m. ET. The move has refocused traders on whether $61 can hold as support while volatility eases. The same article also spotlights Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), citing a $32 million presale, a $0.0136 token price, and 36% staking rewards.

Ethereum traded around $2,170 after Vitalik Buterin raised concerns about Layer-2 fragmentation and whether today's scaling path meets Ethereum's original goals. The setup leaves ETH between $2,100 support and $2,350 resistance, with order-book figures at 47/43 and a tight $2,150-$2,180 24-hour range. Separately, LiquidChain says its presale has raised more than $600K, with tokens priced at $0.0143 and advertised rewards of more than 1700% APY.

Bitcoin climbed back above $71,000 as traders tracked geopolitical developments and risk sentiment remained cautious. The Fear & Greed Index stood at 35, while on-chain exchange outflows pointed to accumulation and Bhutan's government shifted roughly $37 million in BTC from state-linked wallets.

Gold spot ETFs such as GLD and IAU recorded about $3.8 billion in outflows over the last week, while Bitcoin investment products took in roughly $2 billion over the past few weeks. Bitcoin traded above $71,000 after a 0.3% gain in the last 24 hours, with traders watching support around $70,000–$70,500 amid elevated volatility.