Technical Analysis

Solana rebounded after holding support near $86, pushing the price back to around $91 and putting the $93–$95 reaction zone and $96 resistance in focus. Analysts say rejection in the $93–$95 area could send $SOL back toward $88–$90 or even $86, while a clean break above $95 may open room toward $98 and potentially $100.

Bitcoin jumped 4% within minutes after US President Donald Trump said he aimed to temporarily de-escalate the Iran conflict and seek negotiations, but derivatives data still showed traders avoiding aggressive long exposure. On Monday, BTC’s 2-month futures annualized premium sat near 2% versus spot and Deribit pricing implied about a 20% chance of $80,000 by April 24, suggesting skepticism around the $68,000 area.

Analyst Ali Martinez says Bitcoin's historical four-year rhythm could set up a "golden entry" period between October 6 and October 16, 2026. He argues an on-chain fractal suggests a "final discount" phase and outlines potential buy zones at $41,500 to $45,000 versus around $70,800 at the time of his post.

Bitcoin has slipped into a sideways phase as market participants weigh uncertainty that extends beyond macro factors to U.S. politics. BTC remains stuck below the $70,500–$71,000 area with support near $68,000, while analysts on X point to a coming "pivot" on the 25th and a key retest of the 200-week EMA.

Bitcoin climbed above $71,600 at the US market open and briefly traded over $71,700, but spot activity on Binance stayed unusually weak. Analysts flagged March Binance spot volume near $52 billion versus $88 billion in September 2023, while the rally coincided with heavy short liquidations and falling futures open interest.

Bitcoin's weekly close on Sunday stayed below the 200-week EMA, a setup several traders said could extend downside in the weeks or months ahead. BTC/USD later traded near $71,190 after an intraday low of $67,300, while multiple analyses cited sub-$60K risk and a bear-flag target around $46,600.

XRP held a narrow range last week and rose nearly 4% over the week as retail participation increased across the network. Wallet distribution data show about 5.66 million addresses hold under 100 XRP, around 2.01 million hold 100–100,000 XRP, and roughly 32,054 hold more than 100,000 XRP. At press time, XRP traded at $1.44, down 3.27% over the past 24 hours, while some analysts said a breakout to $5 would depend on holding key technical levels.

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.