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Meanwhile, another analyst explained where's bitcoin most likely bottom.

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The Bridgewater founder dismissed bitcoin's safe-haven credentials on the same day gold dropped 3% while bitcoin fell less than 1%.

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XRP holds near **$1.34** as Iran war fears, Ripple's **1B token unlock**, and thinning Binance liquidity raise the risk of sharp price swings.

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Nearly 40% of altcoins are trading close to their all-time lows, marking the biggest pullback of this cycle.

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Bitcoin Cash shows oversold conditions at $442.60 with RSI at 30.91. Technical analysis suggests potential bounce to $470-480 range within two weeks as BCH approaches critical support levels.

 

On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, XRP experienced a 2.4% decline over 24 hours, settling near $1.36 based on CoinGecko market data. The digital asset fluctuated within a $1.34 to $1.40 price corridor throughout the trading day.

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Ether reserves on trading platforms have just reached a multi-year low. In a few weeks, millions of ETH have left centralized exchanges, reducing the supply immediately available for trading.

 

Federal authorities in the United States conducted a modest Bitcoin transfer on March 3, 2026, from a government-supervised wallet. This transaction represents the first blockchain-based Bitcoin activity by U.S. authorities in the current year.

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Ethereum (ETH) has traded sideways around $2,000 since the beginning of the year. This price action has strengthened accumulation sentiment and encouraged investors to store assets off exchanges.

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Polkadot shows bullish momentum with MACD turning positive and RSI neutral at 51.48. Analysts target $1.76 breakthrough within two weeks as DOT trades above key support levels.

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MATIC trades at $0.38 with neutral RSI signaling potential 18-39% upside to $0.45-$0.52 range as Polygon approaches critical technical levels in coming weeks.

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Most analysts are blaming a lack of liquidity for Bitcoin's dire performance, but there is more to it than just that.

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The 7-day moving average of the taker buy/sell ratio rose above 1 over the past week.

 

Bitcoin traded near $68,200 on Wednesday as global markets reacted to a sharp sell-off in South Korea's stock market and rising geopolitical tension in the Middle East. The cryptocurrency rose about 0.7 percent in the past 24 hours after briefly slipping below $67,500 earlier this week.

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Ethereum continues trading near $1,980, struggling to breach the significant $2,000 resistance level even as large holders increase positions and on-chain metrics reach historic highs.

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The cryptocurrency market has been volatile in early 2026, and XRP has not been immune to the volatility. Over the past month, the digital asset lost roughly 45% of its value within four weeks. However, some analysts argue that the recent decline may not tell the full story.

 

Questions are being raised as to whether XRP is locked in a high-stakes distribution vs. repositioning showdown.

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Vitalik Buterin has sparked debate within the crypto community after outlining a vision for Ethereum as part of a broader ecosystem of what he calls “sanctuary technologies,” open-source systems designed to preserve freedom, privacy and resilience in an increasingly unstable

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Dogecoin shows bearish momentum at $0.089 with RSI at 38.62. Technical analysis suggests DOGE could target $0.095 short-term, with potential $0.10-$0.11 breakout if resistance clears.

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Solana shows potential for 5-12% upside as SOL breaks above key moving averages, with technical indicators suggesting $90-95 targets within two weeks.

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Cardano (ADA) trades at $0.26 with bearish momentum but shows potential for recovery to $0.34 resistance if current support holds and market conditions improve.

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XRP trading at $1.36 faces critical resistance at $1.41. Technical indicators suggest potential rally to $1.50 if bulls break above moving averages, with $1.31 support holding firm.

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Bitcoin staged a notable recovery on March 4, pushing back toward the $70,000 level and settling near $68,000 during Hong Kong trading hours.

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Core Scientific expects to sell most of its 2,500 BTC holdings in Q1 2026 to strengthen liquidity and fund AI-focused data center expansion. The move reflects a broader shift among public miners pivoting toward high-performance computing.

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BNB shows potential for 5-8% upside to $667-$670 resistance zone with current neutral RSI at 45.50, though bearish MACD momentum suggests caution for March 2026.