Following the broader market rally, BTC/USD gained 21.0% last week and reached 79,500.00. At the time of this technical snapshot, the pair has surrendered a small part of the advance and is consolidating near 77,200.00.
By John Isige A new report examines the potential threat quantum computers could pose to Bitcoin. According to the analysis, roughly one-third of the total BTC supply could theoretically become vulnerable.
By Andrew Bennett Payments giant Mastercard is accelerating the integration of digital assets. A new network of 85 companies aims to fundamentally reshape B2B payments and settlement processes. Mastercard is actively pushing the adoption of blockchain technology within the global payments infrastructure.
By John Isige A new wave of interest in artificial intelligence surrounding Nvidia has once again drawn investors’ attention to the Render token. The key question now is whether this marks the beginning of a sustainable uptrend or merely a short-term recovery rally.
By John Isige The SOL/USD pair has been trading within the 91.00–75.00 range for the second consecutive month (upper Bollinger Band, Murray level [2/8]) while market participants wait for new catalysts that could determine a stable direction once the price finally breaks out of this sideways channel.
By John Isige The Iran conflict could continue to weigh on Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market. However, if the US government begins printing money to finance military spending, BTC could receive a strong upside boost.
By John Isige The sluggish crypto market continues to put pressure on the XRP price. At the moment, investor interest in the Ripple token appears to remain extremely weak.
By Andrew Bennett In March 2026, negotiations over the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, or CLARITY Act, remained stalled as senators explored a new compromise aimed at resolving the dispute over stablecoin rewards.
By John Isige The XRP/USD pair is trading within a narrow sideways range of 1.5625–1.3671 (Murray levels [4/8]–[3/8]), consolidating near the lower boundary for the past three weeks.
By John Isige Bitcoin remains resilient despite further escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Investors are closely watching upcoming U.S. inflation data and signals from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate policy.
By John Isige The ETH/USD pair has been trading within the main sideways range of 2187.50–1875.00 (Murray levels [3/8]–[2/8]) for the second consecutive month, awaiting new drivers that will determine the next direction of price movement. A consolidation above the upper boundary of the range at 2187.50 (Murray level [3/8]) could trigger growth toward 2500.00 (Murray level [4/8]), 2812.50 (Murray level [5/8], Fibonacci retracement 61.8%), and 3125.00 (Murray level [6/8], Fibonacci retracement 50.0%). On the other hand, a breakout below 1875.00 (Murray level [2/8], the lower Bollinger Band) would likely accelerate the bearish move toward targets at 1481.60 (Fibonacci retracement 100.0%) and 1250.00 (Murray level [0/8]).
By John Isige A new conflict is emerging in the U.S. financial sector as the banking lobby is considering filing a lawsuit against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). At the center of the dispute are licensing rules for cryptocurrency companies.
By Andrew Bennett The world’s largest corporate Bitcoin treasury company has announced a new major investment round. Michael Saylor’s Strategy purchased thousands of additional BTC, strengthening its position as the largest public holder of the cryptocurrency.
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.
