Ethereum's price traded 2% above the previous day's close, with daily volume climbing 29%, even as large traders and whales took opposing positions. Around 67,000 ETH worth over $129 million were accumulated between $1,920 and $1,965, while a major whale has sold 475,300 ETH valued at $1.35 billion so far this year after a recent 82,000 ETH deposit to Binance. Analysts note ETH remains range-bound across several timeframes, with futures buying offsetting spot sell pressure and keeping the altcoin in consolidation.

In the last 24 hours, Form's FORM token jumped more than 30%, with trading volume climbing to about $89 million as it led gains among the top 200 cryptocurrencies. The memecoin launchpad broke above a key $0.19 resistance and has traded between $0.27 and $0.30 amid rising volatility, driven largely by aggressive whale activity in derivatives. However, spot volume has started to cool and traders have begun deleveraging above $0.30 on Binance, signaling expectations of a possible pullback.

On 27 February, former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles proposed a Bitcoin hard fork aiming to reroute 79,956 BTC from a dormant address tied to the 2011 hack to a recovery wallet managed by the exchange's trustee. The idea, inspired by Ethereum's 2016 DAO fork, was rejected within 17 hours as the community argued it would undermine Bitcoin's immutability and set a dangerous precedent. Bitcoin's price remained above $65K with a market cap of $1.33 trillion, reinforcing its position as the largest crypto asset.

USELESS Coin climbed over 17% in the past 24 hours, per TradingView, while inflows from top PnL traders, whales, and new wallets accelerated, according to Nansen AI. Price action tested the $0.036 support and $0.045 resistance, with MACD signaling growing seller momentum and CHOP at 49.26 hinting at a fading trend. A break above $0.045 could target $0.055, while sub-$0.036 risks deeper losses.

In the last 24 hours, dogwifhat (WIF) rebounded to the $0.20 area following a double-digit decline, while trading volume rose about 29% to $102 million. Price action sits between dense liquidity at $0.18 and $0.21, and derivatives metrics show rising participation, with Open Interest increasing from $38 million to $47 million. Direction remains unclear until a decisive move.

Story’s IP token dropped more than 12% while daily trading volume slid 16% to $43 million during its two-month downturn. Price action now points toward the $0.80 lower channel boundary, as oversold indicators and weakening on-chain activity raise questions about whether this level will trigger a reversal or extend the decline.

Arbitrum One rose about 11% in 24 hours before a pullback, with daily volume up 17% to $176 million and a top-three rank among large caps. Technicals flagged a rebound from $0.0955 and potential targets near $0.145 and $0.22, while network activity showed strong gains in trading volume, fees, and addresses.

NEAR Protocol’s token jumped 11% within 24 hours as traders targeted liquidity near the $1.30 to $1.35 area after a breakout above $1.095. The move followed an $11.253 million liquidity sweep around $1.26 and strong social buzz driven by NEARCON 2026’s "User-Owned AI" reveal and anticipation for Nvidia’s Q4 2025 earnings.

Aptos [APT] jumped 13% and briefly reclaimed $1 before easing, as plans for the Decibel upgrade and broad altcoin rotation supported the move. The rally extended more than 37% from near $0.80, with RSI and MFI signaling strong inflows. Network usage also spiked, reaching 8.679 million weekly transactions and 10.4 million monthly active accounts.