Technical Analysis

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.

XRP is showing early rebound signals after failing to stay above $1.50, with whales adding roughly 40 million XRP over the past week. On March 22, analyst Ali Martinez said Santiment data showed large-wallet balances rising from about 3.72 billion XRP to nearly 3.80 billion as the TD Sequential printed a buy signal on the 12-hour chart. At press time, XRP traded at $1.37, down about 1.3% in 24 hours and over 6% on the week.

Bitcoin began the new week after dipping to near $67,400 into the weekly close and losing the 200-week EMA trend line around $68,300. Several traders continued to frame downside scenarios, including bear-flag breakdown risk and a potential move below $50,000, while liquidation data showed over $400 million wiped out in 24 hours. Macro pressure also built as gold fell into a technical bear market and oil sought to hold above $100 amid Strait of Hormuz uncertainty.

While the broader cryptocurrency market has been largely trading sideways this week, a trio of lesser-known altcoins, SIREN, JCT, and BR, have completely defied gravity. All three tokens posted staggering percentage gains, capturing the attention of retail traders and on-chain analysts alike. But behind the flashy green candles, these surges raise serious questions about liquidity dynamics, market manipulation, and how short-term capital is rotating in the digital asset space right now.

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Bitcoin moved in a narrow range on Saturday and was down about 1% over the past week amid broader market selling. Bernstein reiterated its long-term view that BTC could reach $150,000 by the end of 2026, framing the current decline as milder than prior cycle drawdowns. BTC was last quoted at $68,733, down 0.60% over the past 24 hours.

XRP posted relatively subdued trading last week even as liquidity flowed into the broader crypto market, but it still rose nearly 8% over the week. Whales accumulated about 200 million XRP over the past two weeks, while non-empty wallets surpassed 7.7 million and the ledger hit 46,767 active addresses on Monday. XRP was last at $1.39, down 1.56% over 24 hours, after a prior 48-hour move that briefly lifted it above $1.60.

Akash Network (AKT) is experiencing significant price turbulence, retracing roughly 6.8% to $0.57 as the broader market enters a risk-off phase just hours before the network’s most anticipated milestone: the Burn-Mint Equilibrium (BME) upgrade. Despite the short-term dip, AKT remains up nearly 30% over the last week, with traders positioning for the 14:00 UTC hard fork that transforms the protocol’s tokenomics into a deflationary, utility-linked model.

XRP fell from around $1.44 on March 21 to retest a horizontal support zone just under $1.38 by March 23. The RSI has printed higher lows as price made lower lows, forming a bullish divergence and moving out of the 20–30 oversold band. Separately, reports cite strong retail demand alongside XRP spot ETF assets sitting just above $1 billion.