Technical Analysis

Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded from the $68,800 pivot and recovered above $69,200, then moved back over $70,000. The price is trading above the 100-hour simple moving average, with a bullish flag resistance highlighted near $70,700 and a bigger hurdle at $71,650. If BTC cannot clear $71,650, support levels to watch include $70,000 and $69,500.

Brent crude fell nearly 12% on Monday to around $94, and market expert Sam Daodu said Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP rallies may struggle to last unless oil slides further toward $85–$80. Bitcoin was trading just above $70,000 while XRP hovered near $1.44, with both retreating from last week’s highs amid inflation and interest-rate concerns.

Chainlink (LINK) has seen exchange reserves drop from 129.427 million on Feb. 24 to 127.381 million on Mar. 24, 2026, alongside a 7.15% 24-hour price rise to $9.20 and volume up over 65% to $952.83 million. Derivatives data highlights key liquidation levels at $8.88 and $9.27, with $4.08 million in leveraged longs versus $2.10 million in leveraged shorts. Technical levels cited suggest a possible 10% move toward $10.08 if price holds above $8.576, while RSI stands at 52.03.

Ethereum has rebounded above $2,100 even as the Coinbase Premium Index remains in negative territory. The indicator sat at -0.0149 over the past day, suggesting ETH traded at a discount on Coinbase versus Binance and implying comparatively weaker buying demand from Coinbase users. ETH was around $2,160 at the time of writing, down 7% over the past week.

Bitcoin retested $67,500 support on Monday as investors shifted toward cash while gold logged its steepest correction in more than 50 years. US 5-year Treasury yields rose to 4.10% and oil moved above $90, as futures pricing showed a 20.5% chance of a July rate hike. The risk-off backdrop also weighed on tech stocks, with several major names down 10% or more over the past six weeks.

Dogecoin, Shiba Inu and Pepe Coin gave back part of earlier gains as meme-coin momentum cooled, with traders watching nearby support zones. Dogecoin was around $0.09324 (down 2.25% in 24 hours), while SHIB hovered near $0.00000613 (up 0.10%) and PEPE near $0.00000349 (down 0.59%).

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is trading near $0.00000610 and is holding above its 23-day and 50-day moving averages, while price structure shows higher lows forming through March. A double bullish divergence on the RSI and a breakout above $0.00000504 are being watched as signals of improving momentum. If resistance levels give way, the 200-day moving average near $0.00000842 is cited as a potential upside target.

Bernstein analysts said Bitcoin has likely already set its cycle low and reiterated a $150,000 year-end 2026 target. Separate volatility work cited an implied floor near $60,000, while traders are watching $65,000 and $70,000 as key technical levels. Bitcoin was quoted at $69,867 at the time of writing after rebounding from an early-February low near $60,000.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is showing a potential Q2 2026 bullish extension, with a 37% upside scenario highlighted on the daily chart. The setup points to the 200-day moving average near $0.00000842, while traders watch support at $0.00000504 and nearby resistance around $0.00000662–$0.0000068.

Institutional indicators around Ethereum continued to weaken ahead of March 24, including $16.2 million in spot ETH ETF net outflows recorded on March 23 and year-to-date fund flows still at -$50 million. ETH traded near $2,130, while the Coinbase Premium Index remained negative at -$0.0149 and on-chain MVRV slipped below 0.8, a level some analysts associate with past rebounds.