Ethereum (ETH) recorded $80.2 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours, including $65.6 million in long liquidations, as price moved back above $2,000. Technical levels suggest $2.5K–$2.7K could be reachable if demand improves, but the $2,353 aggregate realized price and weak volume signals may cap any rally near $2.4K.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) outperformed during a broader sell-off, rising 2% over the past 24 hours while Bitcoin fell 3.22%. After losing the $0.095-$0.10 support on March 19, WLFI was retesting that zone as resistance, with OBV/A-D trends and CMF below -0.05 pointing to sustained selling pressure.

Bitcoin fell 3.88% over the past week, dropping 3.5% from Saturday's $71.1k high within 24 hours, while altcoin market cap slipped 1.94% in the same window. Kaspa and DeXe led the gainers at +19.5% and +18.62%, while Uniswap, TRUMP, and OKB were among the biggest decliners at -12.4%, -20.51%, and -12.57% for the week.

Bitcoin fell to $68.2k on Sunday, March 22, triggering $111.4 million in long liquidations over 24 hours. Separately, projections suggest a 2% BTC allocation by Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, which oversees $8 trillion in AUM, could make its spot Bitcoin ETF larger than BlackRock's IBIT. Meanwhile, the network hash rate dropped 10.2%, and traders outlined a rebound case toward $78.4k while warning a break below $65.6k could negate it.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) was down 0.51% week over week, and the memecoin segment showed limited movement among major names. On-chain indicators point to stressed holders, with percent supply in profit at 3.07% at the time of writing and MVRV sitting at an extreme deviation. If the 2022-style pattern repeats, the bearish cycle could extend until September 2026.

River (RIVER) climbed 25% over 24 hours and gained 11% on the week, alongside a 42% surge in open interest. Despite the derivatives-led interest, spot CVD suggested limited spot demand while funding stayed negative, pointing to active shorts. Technical signals improved on the daily chart, but analysts flagged potential pullbacks toward $18 or even $15.

Bitcoin has traded in a tight $69k–$71k range over the past week after gaining 5.44% in the last 30 days. March 18–20 spot ETF flows logged a $305.7 million outflow, while some exchange netflow signals pointed to accumulation even as other holder-behavior metrics suggested distribution into short-term strength.

Quant (QNT) rose 4.91% over the last 24 hours and gained 24.14% on the week, pushing into a key $80–$88 resistance area. The analysis highlights $75 and $88 as the main swing levels: a daily close above $88 may support continuation, while rejection near $80 followed by a drop below $75 could signal renewed downside.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has continued to defend the $440 demand zone, and the 4-hour chart flipped bullish on Monday, March 16, creating a potential swing-trade buy setup. A pullback to $449 tested key Fibonacci support before BCH rebounded, with OBV trending higher and DMI indicating a strong uptrend on that timeframe. The bullish view is invalidated on a move below $440, while $494 and $510 are the next levels to watch.