Aerodrome Finance's AERO token climbed about 12.68%, while trading volume hovered near $18 million and Bitcoin moved above $70,000. The price has been trending within an ascending channel since early February, with upside targets around $0.40 if bullish momentum and on-chain accumulation from whales, institutions, and retailers persist.

The United States Senate is preparing to vote on President Donald Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, succeeding Jerome Powell when his term ends in May. Bitcoin has climbed to a four-week high and is approaching resistance near $70,000, while options markets show a notable premium for put contracts over calls as traders weigh Warsh's crypto-friendly remarks against his reputation for hawkish monetary policy.

Speaking at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference on March 5 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company's $30 billion investment in OpenAI could be its final large commitment ahead of a potential OpenAI IPO later this year. Huang also indicated Nvidia is unlikely to proceed with a previously discussed $100 billion infrastructure plan or expand its $10 billion stake in Anthropic, while OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is facing user backlash and revising Pentagon contract terms over military use of its AI tools.

On March 5, 2026, Anthropic reported that its annual revenue has climbed beyond $19 billion, more than doubling from a $9 billion run rate late last year, driven by greater usage of its AI models and tools such as Claude Code. On the same day, the Information Technology Industry Council sent a letter to U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warning that a prospective supply chain risk designation arising from a procurement dispute could curb federal access to leading American tech services. The policy clash follows a recent decision by President Donald Trump to order a federal agency‑wide ban on Anthropic with a six‑month phaseout and comes as the company, now valued at about $380 billion, signs a three‑year AI cooperation MoU with the Rwandan government in Kigali.

After a sharp drop toward $63,000, Bitcoin has rebounded to trade near $72,000 and is holding above the key $70,000 level, forming a tightening pattern that could open the way toward $76,380. XRP is consolidating between its 26-day EMA and rising support after recovering from lows near $1.25, while Shiba Inu has slid to around $0.0000055 and is approaching potential bottom areas between $0.0000045 and $0.0000048. Market participants are watching whether these technical zones trigger renewed buying or extend the current corrective phase.

In the current cycle, Bitcoin’s dominance has risen by 1.75% in under 72 hours while 38% of altcoins trade close to their all-time lows, signaling a sharp divergence in market flows. This pattern, combined with rock-bottom social volume for altcoins and a planned $16 billion liquidity injection by the Federal Reserve this week, may set up conditions for a broader crypto rotation after Bitcoin’s latest move.

On March 4 2026 in Barcelona, Xiaomi president Lu Weibing said the company aims to introduce an updated in-house smartphone processor every year after launching its first XRing O1 chip built on a 3 nanometer process. He added that Xiaomi is preparing an international AI assistant linked to its future electric vehicle sales abroad, while humanoid robots are already being tested on EV factory lines to handle tasks such as installing nuts and moving materials.

XRP is testing the 200 EMA while holding the lower boundary of a multi‑month descending channel, creating a compressed setup around critical resistance. Analysts highlight that a weekly close above the 200 EMA and $1.55 could confirm a bullish shift, with $2.20 as the next key upside target. Failure to clear these levels may instead trigger a move toward supports around $1.26 and possibly the $0.95–$0.85 area.