Bitcoin retreated after a multi-day climb, slipping under $70,000 after briefly tagging $76,000 earlier this week. Some analysts argue the broader structure still looks bearish and see potential downside targets under $50K, including $46,760 and roughly $53,000. Others point to whale accumulation, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, and exchange balances hitting about 2.723 million on March 19 as signs conditions could support a rebound.

Bitcoin briefly climbed to $76,000 before retreating by $5,000 and was trading around $71,400, while some analysts expect further upside if key resistance levels are flipped into support. Recent whale purchases of 40,000 BTC, ongoing spot ETF inflows and a six-year low in exchange balances are seen as supportive factors, even as a historic monthly Bollinger Bands squeeze signals that major volatility could be ahead.

Over the past week, Ethereum's price climbed about 8% to roughly $2,200 after briefly touching nearly $2,400, prompting traders to outline nearby resistance levels around $2,400, $2,600 and $2,670. On-chain data shows U.S. spot ETH ETFs have logged six consecutive days of net inflows and exchange balances have dropped to about 15.85 million ETH, while some long-term forecasts speculate on potential moves toward $10,000 and even $95,000 after a broader market shakeout.

Binance has decided to remove trading support for eight altcoins, including A2Z, FORTH, HOOK, LRC, IDEX, NTRN, SXP, and RDNT, with spot pairs scheduled for delisting on April 1 and Spot Copy Trading ending on March 25. Deposits of these tokens will no longer be credited after April 2, withdrawals will stop after June 1, and some delisted assets may later be converted to stablecoins, while prices of the affected coins have already dropped sharply, led by a 33% daily decline in IDEX.

Cardano's ADA has risen about 8% over the past week, trading near $0.28 as several analysts outline conditions for a further rally of up to roughly 30%. One observer highlights a key resistance at $0.304, with potential upside targets at $0.338 and $0.376, while others point to patterns that could support moves toward $0.50 and even a new all‑time high next year. However, on-chain data showing increased exchange inflows and recent whale distributions of hundreds of millions of ADA suggest the possibility of short-term downside pressure.

In early March, the Pi Network Core Team completed protocol migration v19.9 and prepared version 20.2, while also introducing multiple ecosystem upgrades on March 14's Pi Day. Around the same period, Kraken enabled trading for PI and the token surged to nearly $0.30 with its market cap approaching $3 billion before sliding back to about $0.18. Upcoming daily token unlocks above 15 million and an RSI near 10 highlight elevated volatility and technically oversold conditions in the short term.

Bitcoin briefly climbed to nearly $74,400, its highest level since early February, while derivatives and ETF data point to shifting market dynamics. Some analysts see negative funding rates and a six-year low in exchange balances as signs of a potential rally toward $78,000 or even $80,000, whereas others warn of a possible reversal toward $40,000. The $72,000–$74,000 zone is highlighted as a critical resistance area for the cryptocurrency’s short-term direction.

Dogecoin jumped around 6% over the last day, lifting its valuation back above $15 billion as whale addresses reportedly bought 470 million DOGE in 72 hours. Their holdings have climbed to nearly 36 billion tokens, while some analysts argue a break above $0.13 could open the door toward $0.50, even as an elevated RSI hints at possible short-term pullbacks.

Bitcoin briefly climbed above $74,000 before facing a swift rejection and continues to trade well below its $126,000 peak from last October. Analysts are watching support near $70,000 and resistance around $74,000 to $76,000, with some seeing upside toward $85,000 if levels flip, while others warn of a possible slide toward $50,000 later this year.