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.

Binance announced the removal of 21 tokens from its Binance Alpha platform, after which several of the affected altcoins recorded sharp double-digit losses and some dropped by around 70–80%. The exchange also recently paused Ethereum network deposits and withdrawals for an upgrade and expanded spot trading pairs for the U stablecoin over the past few months.

XRP has been consolidating between $1.33 and $1.47, with one technical indicator hinting at an upcoming spike in volatility. Some traders expect a renewed price drop below $1, while others point to oversold RSI readings and a key $1.4230 level that bulls need to reclaim. Meanwhile, spot XRP ETFs in the US have recently seen outflows exceed inflows despite having attracted $1.21 billion in net capital so far.

Pi Network has drawn renewed attention after its team completed protocol migration v19.9 and scheduled the v20.2 release for around March 12. The token's price has risen about 30% over the past week to $0.22, briefly touching $0.23, while traders monitor Pi Day on March 14 for potential ecosystem announcements and the impact of rising exchange inflows.

On March 10, Ethereum traded around $2,070 after rebounding alongside a broader crypto market recovery and holding above the key $2,000 level. Several market participants described the current range as a "discount zone," with one analyst outlining a possible long-term rally toward nearly $10,000 if support is maintained, while others warned of potential rejections and a renewed move lower. Large investors have reportedly accumulated tens of thousands of ETH, though some traders remain cautious and are preparing to short near nearby resistance levels.

Pi Network's PI token has climbed 30% over the past week to a three-month high near $0.23 before easing to about $0.21. Large inflows of more than 6.2 million PI to exchanges in 24 hours and an RSI near 71 hint at possible selling pressure, while some analysts still project upside toward $0.30 or even $0.64 as the v20.2 protocol update approaches around March 12.

Earlier this week, Ripple's XRP failed to retake the $1.50 level and is trading around $1.39 with a market value near $85 billion. Analyst TradingShot sees the token in a long-term downward channel and warns a fresh pullback could push it below $0.90, while other commentators remain divided between bearish expectations and signs of accumulation and oversold technicals.

Ethereum recently approached a monthly high close to $2,200 before easing to around $2,120, with several analysts highlighting $2,147–$2,150 as a pivotal resistance band. Some market commentators foresee a potential advance toward $2,335–$2,542 or the $2,400 area if ETH can secure a daily close above that zone, while others warn that a breakdown below about $2,109 may open the way to sub‑$1,900 prices or a retest of $2,000. On March 5, exchange balances in ETH fell to roughly 15.93 million, the lowest level since 2016, even as the RSI briefly crossed above 70, pointing to a mix of bullish supply data and overbought technical readings.

On March 5, Pi Network's PI token climbed around 15% to a three-week peak of $0.20, pushing its market value above $1.9 billion and into the top 50 crypto assets. At the same time, upcoming token unlocks, a growing exchange-held supply of about 365.5 million PI, and an RSI reading near 72 have raised concerns that selling pressure and a price pullback could follow. Some traders still anticipate further gains if PI can defend the $0.19 area, with individual targets stretching above $0.30 and even $1.