Technical Analysis

Ether recently reached a monthly high of $2,209 but remains capped below a resistance area that has been tested multiple times since February. Onchain data shows a major ETH cost-basis cluster around $2,800, while futures and order-flow metrics reveal fading bullish momentum and reduced open interest after the $2,200 level was tested.

Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize around $71,000 while encountering resistance at $74,000, with several historically reliable metrics pointing to a potential end of the current downturn. According to Brett Munster of Blockforce Capital, the MVRV Z-Score has slipped to about 0.38, while realized price near $54,000 and the 200-week moving average around $58,000 outline a possible accumulation band between roughly $45,000 and $60,000. Munster cautions that an exact bottom cannot be guaranteed but argues that most of the drawdown may already have occurred and that Bitcoin's current risk-reward profile appears more favorable.

Shiba Inu has advanced about 11% since Monday, lifting its price from $0.00000527 to roughly $0.00000595 as the second week of March progresses. Bollinger Bands on the weekly chart indicate potential for a further 22% climb toward approximately $0.00000760. Historical reactions to the lower band since September 2025, including rebounds after tests in October and January, reinforce the current bullish setup.

Bitcoin has rallied toward a monthly peak near $74,000, delivering a 10.42% weekly return, its best seven-day performance since September 2025. Analysts are tracking Coinbase's premium gap, rising spot BTC ETF inflows above $1.9 billion, and corporate accumulation via Strategy's 11,042 BTC purchase, while highlighting liquidity clusters between $75,000 and $80,000 as critical price zones.

Bitcoin briefly climbed above $74,000 before facing a swift rejection and continues to trade well below its $126,000 peak from last October. Analysts are watching support near $70,000 and resistance around $74,000 to $76,000, with some seeing upside toward $85,000 if levels flip, while others warn of a possible slide toward $50,000 later this year.

On March 13, Bitcoin again met heavy selling pressure near $74,000–$74,500, keeping it locked in a wide trading band while traders watch key on‑chain levels. Several large-cap altcoins such as ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL, DOGE, HYPE, ADA, BCH and XMR are testing or approaching major moving averages and resistance zones that could signal either trend reversals or extensions of their consolidations.

XRP is still trading within broader bearish patterns against both USDT and BTC, with price action constrained below the 100-day and 200-day moving averages. The USDT pair is hovering near $1.43 above the $1.10–$1.20 support zone, while the BTC pair is testing the 1,950–2,000 sats area. Upside attempts face resistance around $1.80 and 2,500 sats respectively, and recent momentum improvement has yet to confirm a sustained trend reversal.

Bitcoin has climbed back above $70K and is advancing from the $60K–$62K demand area toward a major resistance cluster between $75K and $80K. While the 4-hour chart shows a cleaner uptrend with rising lows, the price still trades below the declining 100-day and 200-day moving averages, keeping the broader structure corrective despite improving on-chain metrics such as aSOPR.

The second week of March 2026 solidified a New Floor for digital assets. As Bitcoin (BTC) defended the $71,000 level despite escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and a stall in the D.C. Clarity Act, the market’s focus has shifted to institutional utility. With Solana (SOL) cementing its role as a global payment rail via Western Union and spot ETFs seeing a $1.7B weekly reversal, the February Freeze has officially thawed. Explore the technical pivots for BTC, Gold’s geopolitical coiling, and the mid-cap gems emerging in this week’s definitive market roundup.

Bitcoin's market structure is flashing a potential bottom as a macro model based on the US and China 10-year yields issues a fresh bullish crossover. Large Bitcoin holders holding between 1,000 BTC and 10,000 BTC have resumed accumulation during the latest price drop, while key weekly moving averages and an oversold RSI suggest room for a rebound toward the $100,000 area in the coming months.