3-21
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) holds $440 demand; March 16 4H bullish flip flags buy setup
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has continued to defend the $440 demand zone, and the 4-hour chart flipped bullish on Monday, March 16, creating a potential swing-trade buy setup. A pullback to $449 tested key Fibonacci support before BCH rebounded, with OBV trending higher and DMI indicating a strong uptrend on that timeframe. The bullish view is invalidated on a move below $440, while $494 and $510 are the next levels to watch.
BCH
BCH+1.36%
3-21
3-21
BONK.fun Restores Site After Domain Hijack, Puts User Losses at $30K
BONK.fun says it has brought its site back online after a domain hijack tied to a breach at a third-party provider, with user losses now estimated at about $30,000. The team said on 20 March the attackers used social engineering against the domain service provider, leading to an unauthorized registrar transfer. BONK.fun added it will reimburse impacted users at 110% of losses, while BONK traded near $0.0000059 at the time of writing.
BONK
BONK+2.61%
3-21
3-21
ETH Net Taker Volume Reaches 3-Year High; $2,000 Support Key After March 17 Spike
Ether's 30-day average positive net taker volume rose to $142 million on March 17, a level last seen in July 2022, pointing to renewed aggressive buying in derivatives markets. Analysts say ETH could stabilize near $2,000, but a break below $2,150 and a slide into lower liquidity zones may raise the risk of a deeper move toward areas with heavy liquidation interest.
LINK
LINK+4.13%
3-21
3-21
Shiba Inu Faces Potential SEC Commodity Path After March 17 Framework Shift
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is being discussed through the lens of a March 17 SEC-CFTC joint framework that outlines an "attach-and-detach" approach, under which a token could move from security status to commodity status if decentralization is achieved. The article argues this could reduce regulatory friction for SHIB and support broader participation, while noting mixed whale flows, rising derivatives activity, and weekly-chart signals that point to a possible reversal setup.
SHIB
SHIB+3.79%
3-21
3-20
Solana DApp revenue drops to $22M, the lowest in 18 months, as SOL tests $87 support
Solana DApp revenue fell to $22 million last month, the weakest reading in 18 months after $36 million two months earlier. SOL is trading around $87, while derivatives indicators show muted positioning, including near-0% perp funding and a 12% options skew that reflects demand for downside protection. A daily close below $87 could leave $80 as the next level to watch, while a recovery would require reclaiming $100.
BTC
BTC+4.06%
3-20