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Worldcoin (WLD) has once again moved into the market spotlight, posting a solid advance shortly before the announced “Lift Off” event scheduled for April 17. Additional interest in the token is being driven not only by expectations surrounding the launch of World ID, but also by a noticeable improvement in the short-term technical picture.
SOL/USD remains trapped in the sideways range of 75.00–91.00, despite the recovery seen across most leading crypto assets, which analysts primarily link to hopes for a peaceful resolution of the Middle East crisis. A confirmed move below the lower boundary at 75.00 (Murray [0/8]) would act as a catalyst for stronger bearish momentum and open the way toward 68.75 (Murray [–2/8]) and 62.50 (Murray [2/8], W1). On the other hand, a breakout above 91.00 would resume the upward movement toward 100.00 (Murray [8/8]), 107.40 (Fibonacci retracement 61.8%), and 125.00 (Murray [4/8], W1).
This week, ETH/USD resumed its upward movement in line with the broader market trend: the pair has exited the long-term descending channel by breaking above its upper boundary and is now testing the 2375.00 level (Murray [3/8]), attempting to reverse the previous direction of movement. However, for the bullish momentum to continue, the price needs to consolidate above 2500.00 (Murray [4/8], the middle Bollinger Band on W1). A breakout above this mark would give buyers an opportunity to test the targets at 2812.50 (Murray [6/8], Fibonacci retracement 61.8%), 3125.00 (Murray [6/8], Fibonacci retracement 50.0%), and 3400.00 (the area of January highs). For the bears, the key level appears to be 2000.00 (below the middle Bollinger Band): a renewed breakout below it could trigger a stronger downward move toward 1750.00 (Murray [–2/8]) and 1481.50 (Fibonacci retracement 100.0%).
Last week, the price of the world’s leading cryptocurrency posted strong gains and reached six-week highs near 73500.00, as investors hoped that a two-week truce between Iran and the United States would help normalize the geopolitical situation and create conditions for a long-term peace plan. However, over the weekend they revised their expectations again, which led to a significant decline in interest in risk assets and a price correction toward 70500.00.
At the beginning of the month, the XRP/USD pair attempted to move lower and formed a new narrow sideways range of 1.3671-1.2695 (Murray level [6/8]-[5/8]), where it continues to trade. A breakout below the lower boundary of this range could trigger stronger bearish momentum toward 1.0742 (Murray level [3/8]) and 0.9765 (Murray level [2/8]). For bulls, the key resistance zone remains 1.4648-1.5625 (Murray level [7/8]-[8/8]); a firm breakout above this area would allow the instrument to leave the channel and test targets at 1.7578 (Murray level [+2/8]), 1.9980 (50.0% Fibonacci retracement), and 2.3519 (38.2% Fibonacci retracement).
Easing tensions between the United States and Iran has led to a noticeable recovery in the cryptocurrency market. One of the main beneficiaries has been Zcash, which has outperformed the broader market amid improving investor sentiment.
This week, the ETH/USD pair is rising in line with the broader market trend amid positive geopolitical signals that have increased investor interest in risk assets and allowed the quotes to renew a four-week high at 2270.00.
Morgan Stanley is launching its own Bitcoin ETF on April 8 - the fund will begin trading under the ticker MSBT. The new product’s fee is noticeably lower than that of most competitors. According to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT) will start trading on NYSE Arca on April 8. This makes Morgan Stanley the first major US bank to issue its own spot Bitcoin product instead of simply offering clients third-party solutions.
The SOL/USD pair has remained within a sideways range of 91.00-75.00 for the third month in a row: amid geopolitical and monetary uncertainty, quotations still lack sufficient drivers to determine the direction of further movement.
For crypto, the framework is similar to traditional financial markets but comes with its own twist. Here, price action turns on liquidity, adoption, regulation, and flows from institutions alongside retail sentiment. Network health—hash rate, staking, active wallets—adds another layer. Macro still matters too: rates, dollar strength, and risk appetite shape inflows and outflows. Then, as with any market, you use the chart—trend, support and resistance, momentum, and volume—to spot setups and manage risk.