Bitcoin (BTC) has logged its longest stretch of moving independently from the S&P 500 since 2020, while BTC remained in a falling trend from September 2025 through March 23. The coin is down more than 45% since the October 11, 2025, crypto crash and was trading around $68,471 at press time. Over the same period, the S&P 500 gave back a Q4 2025 8.7% rally that pushed it to about 7,000 before sliding over the last two months.

SIREN surged 156% in a day to a new all-time high of $3.00, but momentum indicators are flashing exhaustion signals. The Money Flow Index reached 82.96 and a bearish divergence appeared alongside a reported $22 million liquidation event, raising the risk of a pullback. Traders are watching $2.07 as key support, with $1.50 cited as a downside level if $2.00 breaks.

Bitcoin rose back above $70,000 on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Iran had held "very good and productive conversations" and indicated a five-day pause on potential strikes tied to progress in talks. BTC jumped about 4.4% from roughly $68,500 to nearly $71,500 and later traded around $70,700, while ETH gained 7.2% from about $2,048 to $2,196 before hovering near $2,160.

Solana (SOL) is consolidating just above the $90 area after falling nearly 69% from its January 2025 high of $295.91, while DEX volume dropped from $118 billion to just under $50 billion in a week. The analysis flags $80 as a key support level, with $93, $96 and $105 marked as nearby resistance if momentum returns. It also highlights a possible move toward $59–64 if $80 breaks, alongside speculation that attention is shifting toward the Maxi Doge ($MAXI) presale.

Bitcoin moved back toward $71,000 on March 23 after President Donald Trump said U.S.-Iran talks were “very good and productive” and suggested a pause in military action could help end the war. Prices later hovered around $68,600-$68,900, while a rapid liquidation wave saw about $265 million in crypto short positions closed within 15 minutes. The move highlighted how quickly leveraged markets can reprice on geopolitical headlines.

Mt. Gox has made a small Bitcoin transfer for the first time since December 2025, moving 0,0071 BTC worth about $500. The exchange-linked wallet still holds over $2 billion in BTC, while Bitcoin traded back above $70,000 after briefly dipping below $68,000.

On Tuesday, the SEC and CFTC issued joint guidance that reclassifies most digital assets as commodities or "digital tools," narrowing the SEC's enforcement-heavy role. The shift has prompted conflict-of-interest concerns tied to World Liberty Financial, a DeFi project described as being controlled by the Trump family, as the new framework could reduce disclosure and registration burdens.

The House Financial Services Committee will meet Wednesday at 10:00 AM ET to examine how securities could be moved onto blockchain-based rails and whether current securities laws impede tokenized assets. Lawmakers are set to question witnesses from Nasdaq, DTCC, SIFMA, and the Blockchain Association while reviewing two draft bills tied to SEC-CFTC coordination and blockchain record-keeping for regulated firms.