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Ethereum continues to trade under pressure as market data indicates a prolonged correction after historic growth. Traders are now watching critical technical levels, while derivatives activity and spot flows reflect shifting investor sentiment. As a result, the market is facing a consolidation period as participants evaluate whether Ethereum will stabilize or extend its downtrend.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, known for his bold statements about Bitcoin ($BTC) and the cryptocurrency market, said that he will not invest in Bitcoin until the Federal Reserve starts printing money.

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Bitcoin is trading at $70,776, up 3.43%, breaking above the SAR level of $69,456 within an ascending channel on the 30-minute chart.

BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), the largest company specializing in Ethereum operations, purchased 60,976 Ether ($ETH) last week, accelerating its accumulation pace amid expectations that cryptocurrency prices are approaching the end of the “mini-downturn.”

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On January 10, after a short consolidation, Bitcoin ($BTC) managed to secure a position above the psychological level of $70,000. Despite a mixed on-chain picture, analysts are showing some optimism about the short-term prospects of the coin.

Michael Saylor, founder and chairman of Strategy, once again shared data about the company’s Bitcoin purchases on the social network X, giving a new buy signal.

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After Bitcoin rose above $74,000 on March 4, it failed to hold key levels. Over the following three days the price fell by 7.6%, and analysts point to the risk of a further decline toward $61,000.

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Bitcoin ($BTC) retreated from key levels due to macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical factors. According to Coinglass, the sharp decline in price resulted in $323.96 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours.

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The rise in Bitcoin’s price to $74,000 on March 4 may resemble the bull trap that appeared in the market in 2022.

Cardano Foundation CEO Frederik Gregaard spoke today during a Spaces event dedicated to the Cardano blockchain ecosystem. The broadcast focused on current Cardano developments, interoperability (IBC), real-world integrations, and future plans for the ecosystem.

Bitcoin stabilized around $72,000 on Thursday, trading above that level for the first time in roughly a month after a broad rally lifted cryptocurrency markets and related stocks the day before.

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Over the past day, $XRP rose 0.4%, trading at $1.37, reducing its monthly loss to 11.8%. In the longer term, the asset remains below its 2025 peak near $3.65.

At the beginning of March 2026, the crypto market appears to be heading toward a negative quarterly close. Nevertheless, some altcoins may still update their all-time highs.

Bitcoin is experiencing its worst sell-off since the collapse of FTX, losing nearly half of its value. Its market capitalization has fallen by more than $1 trillion. However, despite panic sentiment, experts see hidden positives in the “institutional ruins,” reports Bloomberg.

Several crypto market analysts have expressed confidence that $XRP could deliver significant gains — from double-digit to triple-digit percentages — if current fundamental drivers are properly assessed. According to experts, these are not empty predictions but conclusions based on infrastructure development, institutional interest, and regulatory prospects.

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Bitcoin fell below $63,000, further reinforcing February’s downtrend. Over the month, the asset has lost about 30%, indicating not only short-term volatility but also structural market weakness. The pressure stems from two key factors: large-scale selling by miners and shrinking institutional demand through exchange-traded funds.