Ether traded around 30% below its yearly open of $2,990, while data showed a notable rise in long-term holding and staking activity. ETH in accumulation wallets increased by 6.5 million to 26.55 million since Jan. 1, and staked Ether reached an all-time high of 37.85 million, tightening liquid supply as the price struggles with resistance near $2,200.

XRP is still trading within broader bearish patterns against both USDT and BTC, with price action constrained below the 100-day and 200-day moving averages. The USDT pair is hovering near $1.43 above the $1.10–$1.20 support zone, while the BTC pair is testing the 1,950–2,000 sats area. Upside attempts face resistance around $1.80 and 2,500 sats respectively, and recent momentum improvement has yet to confirm a sustained trend reversal.

On March 13, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization rose from $2.469 trillion to $2.572 trillion, adding $103 billion within a day. Bitcoin briefly revisited last week's high of $74,215 while Ethereum climbed above $2,200 before both eased slightly. The move was driven by a 5.45% rise in derivatives open interest to $108.62 billion and over $389.4 million in liquidations, mostly from short positions.

Bitcoin has climbed back above $70K and is advancing from the $60K–$62K demand area toward a major resistance cluster between $75K and $80K. While the 4-hour chart shows a cleaner uptrend with rising lows, the price still trades below the declining 100-day and 200-day moving averages, keeping the broader structure corrective despite improving on-chain metrics such as aSOPR.

Crypto exchange KuCoin announced on Friday the launch of USDt‑settled perpetual derivatives linked to Tesla and Strategy stocks via TSLAUSDT and MSTRUSDT contracts. These synthetic products track equity price movements without share ownership, can be traded 24/7 with a minimum position size of 1 USDt, and may face access limits in some jurisdictions.

Crypto analyst Osemka has highlighted that Dogecoin’s price is being repeatedly rejected at a key EMA and could either break higher or fall toward $0.084 as it runs out of room. Other analysts project that if support holds, DOGE could climb toward $0.13–$0.15 and potentially extend as high as $1.80 with targets at $0.739 and $1.25 by 2027. Dogecoin is trading around $0.09639, up over 4% in the last 24 hours, while the EMA hovers just under the psychological $0.10 level.

The crypto market has recovered 2.34%, lifting total capitalization to $2.43 trillion while approaching key resistance. Stablecoin supply has climbed to a record $315.37 billion after $2.53 billion was minted in seven days, indicating ample liquidity even as thin weekend trading and volatility still pose downside risks.

Bitcoin climbed to $74,000 for the second time in ten days after US PCE data for January, but the move was swiftly rejected and the price dropped by more than $2,000 while Middle East tensions escalated. Over the week, BTC still gained about 6%, with Ethereum up nearly 10% and BlackRock’s new staked ETH ETF recording $15.5 million in first-day trading volume. Other notable developments included Ripple’s $750 million share buyback targeting a $50 billion valuation and a sharp rebound in the TRUMP memecoin price.