$BTC is trading at $72,896 as of April 11, holding within a rising 30-minute channel, while the daily index remains above three EMAs and spot ETFs show a second consecutive day of inflows totaling $598 million.
The market is attempting to hold above key moving averages, but buyers remain cautious near March resistance levels. Bitcoin ($BTC) is trading within a narrow range between $70,000 and $73,000. However, despite multiple attempts to break the upper boundary, it has yet to sustain a move above $73,000.
Traders have noticed that the stochastic Relative Strength Index (RSI) on Bitcoin’s daily timeframe is showing behavior very similar to what preceded the price rebound in early 2023. This observation has attracted market participants’ attention, as the standard RSI is also giving signals that may indicate a potential bottom formation.
A weekly close above $75,000, supported by volume driven by CPI data, would be the first structural confirmation that the bullish scenario remains intact.
The price of Solana ($SOL) reached $79.30 as of April 3. Over the past 24 hours, it increased by 0.6%. This occurred after the asset’s spot ETF recorded its first positive net inflow in six trading days.
As of April 4, 2026, at 8:00 AM ET, Bitcoin was priced at $67,109, with a market capitalization of $1.32 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $45.26 billion. During the session, price fluctuated between $65,934 and $69,074, indicating continued volatility within a broader consolidation phase.
The price of $XRP continues to sink deeper into the bearish zone as selling pressure intensifies and key support levels weaken, strengthening the sustained downward trend and signaling market structure instability. Meanwhile, Ripple is advancing the development of the institutional sector and blockchain technology adoption in the corporate world, highlighting the long-term sustainability of its ecosystem.
The asset price stands slightly above $84 as of April 1. The coin returned to levels seen in early March after a month of stagnation. Key indicators on the eight-hour chart are forming a structure resembling the situation before a 21% price increase early last month.
The first quarter of 2026 is coming to an end this week, and $XRP is expected to post its worst Q1 performance since 2018, recording double-digit losses.
Ethereum ($ETH) is trading above $2,000. The cryptocurrency may close March with its first green monthly candle since August 2025, breaking a six-month losing streak.
Bitcoin dropped below $66,000 on March 27, joining a broader decline in risk assets amid rising concerns over U.S. inflation and an ongoing oil shock caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
After six months of continuous decline, a green candle has finally appeared on the chart. However, $LINK is still trading below $10. Many market participants view the current sideways movement as a good opportunity to accumulate positions.
XRP has fallen to $1.42, losing around 8% over the past week. What initially looked like a bullish breakout structure has now transformed into a classic bearish “head and shoulders” pattern on the 12-hour chart.
Ethereum is holding around $2,135, about 9% below recent March highs. The daily chart currently reflects a classic distribution phase, with two key on-chain signals pointing in opposite directions.
The asset’s price has formed a standard bullish divergence. A similar technical setup previously triggered a price increase of nearly 25% earlier this month. Currently, the token is trading around $2,140 after a 48% drop from the January high of $3,400. Clearly, conflicting signals from the spot and derivatives markets significantly complicate forecasting further price movements.
The price of Zcash ($ZEC) has stabilized at $220 with a daily increase of 0.10%. The price is consolidating between two Fibonacci levels after a sharp pullback from the $275 zone.
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