On 13 March, Bitcoin climbed to $73.9K after spot ETFs recorded 570 BTC of positive inflows valued at $41.9 million, before sellers pushed the price back towards $70K. Bitcoin's funding rates have mostly been negative in March and sentiment has turned extremely fearful, while historical data from midterm election years since 2014 shows an average annual BTC return of -56%, pointing to a potential move near $39K if the pattern repeats. The same historical pattern highlights that post-election years have instead brought an average Bitcoin gain of 54%.

Dogecoin defended the $0.088 support and gained about 15% over five days, with prices challenging the $0.10 local lower high. Analysts note that a move above $0.127 would be required to shift the broader trend upward, while liquidity between $0.105 and $0.11 could still attract price before another bearish phase. DOGE may consolidate in a potential range roughly bounded by $0.088 and just above $0.10.

Pi Network's PI token has climbed 51% from last Friday's low at $0.194 to around $0.294, with a 20.5% daily gain and a 142% surge in trading volume. Although price structure remains bullish and indicators such as RSI and OBV signal strong momentum, the overbought readings near the $0.29-$0.30 supply area suggest scope for a pullback toward lower support.

Sui's SUI token climbed 7.3% in the last 24 hours as Bitcoin reclaimed the $70k level, but its broader trend remains bearish. The price has been capped between $0.85 and $1.01, with the $1.00–$1.05 region acting as a supply zone. A move above $1.05 is needed to signal a potential longer-term bullish shift, amid cooling spot volume trends since late 2025.

Worldcoin's WLD token gained 3.5% in 24 hours alongside a 5.5% rise in Open Interest, signaling short-term bullish strength. An analyst noted the price rebound from a month-long range low near $0.366, with WLD already up 6.5% from $0.356 and potential room to test resistance levels around $0.4 and higher. Despite this bounce, the broader multi-month trend has remained bearish.

ZCash's ZEC token rallied about 8% with a 43% surge in daily trading volume after the ZCash Open Development Lab secured over $25 million in seed funding. While the higher timeframe trend remains bullish and suits multi-year investors, short-term traders are watching the $250–$251.4 resistance area as a crucial level that must flip to support before a clearer bullish setup emerges.

World Liberty Financial's WLFI token climbed 3.9% in the past 24 hours, moving back over the $0.10 psychological mark while repeatedly failing to clear $0.12 in recent weeks. Despite support around $0.096 and a new staking-focused governance proposal with over 99% approval, technical indicators such as RSI, CMF, and A/D still highlight a prevailing bearish trend below the crucial $0.13 swing level.

Over the past week, Bitcoin failed to clear the $74k resistance and retraced 8.9%, fueling pronounced volatility among medium-cap altcoins. OKB surged from $77 to $120 after its parent exchange received a $25 billion valuation, while Pi Network’s token broke key resistances and flipped its long-term trend. In contrast, Cardano fell 9.61% amid renewed criticism of its onchain activity and WLFI dropped 14% after a large team token sale, as traders watched BTC approach the $63k-$65k demand zone.

Dogecoin twice approached the $0.1 resistance level after 25 February but failed to break above it, while price has since retreated toward the $0.088 support area. Derivatives and on-chain metrics show rising Open Interest, negative funding, and a liquidation cluster between $0.084-$0.088, suggesting traders expect a move below this local floor.