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Bitcoin slid to $63,030 after US-Israel strikes on Iran triggered a risk-off cascade across markets. From there, BTC rallied to $74,000 intraday on Mar. 4, a roughly 17% rebound.

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Dogecoin, despite being the largest meme coin, has been unable to replicate its previous explosive trends that had led to new all-time highs. Even now, the cryptocurrency continues to struggle below $0.1, spurred on by the bearish sentiment that has dominated the digital asset market in recent times.

 

In terms of dollars, over $8.9 billion flowed out of the ETF ecosystem as investors suppressed exposure at the time of the downturn. As per the data, more than 42,000 BTC exited the fund, indicating a clear wave of distribution as market sentiment deteriorated.

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Ethereum price has gained over 7%, trading at $2.1K. The ETH market has seen a $155.29 million liquidation.

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Institutional inflows, easing geopolitical fears, and technical movements drive a cautious rebound across the crypto market.

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Crypto stocks jumped as Bitcoin climbed above $74K and political momentum around US crypto regulation boosted optimism across exchanges and mining companies.

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ETH's 25% rebound is running into bull-trap signals, with a bear-flag setup and heavy liquidation risk putting $1,900—and potentially $1,300—back in focus.

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The Bitcoin (BTC) price rebound from $63,500 to a local high of $74,123 could be a dead-cat bounce, according to one crypto market expert.

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Amended SEC filing names Coinbase Custody and BNY Mellon as key partners for the Bitcoin Trust.

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) staged a strong relief rally on Wednesday, but the big question on every investor's mind remains: Is this the bottom for the world's leading cryptocurrency? Bitcoin Bottom Still Not In?

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Solana forms a hammer candle and reclaims key EMAs while analysts track a descending channel and potential breakout structure.

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Global payment giant Western Union is set to launch a stablecoin to rival Ripple Labs' stablecoin, RLUSD. The U.S. Dollar Payment Token (USDPT) will be deployed on the Solana blockchain.

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As has became official, Kraken, through its banking subsidiary Kraken Financial, has become the first crypto company in history to gain access to the payment system of the U.S. Federal Reserve. This allows the crypto platform to work directly with the U.S. Central Bank, bypassing traditional commercial bank intermediaries.

 

The quantum computing threat to Crypto assets has been a topic for discussion lately. As research accelerates, analysts are evaluating whether blockchain encryption could eventually be broken by powerful quantum machines. The real question may not be which network is secure today, but which one can adapt fast enough if quantum computers break modern encryption.

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XRP is trading at $1.42, up 1.21% in the last 24 hours, but the more significant move may be happening in the derivatives market. Darkfost, a CryptoQuant author and analyst, flagged a signal on X that the derivatives market may be setting up a trap for short sellers.

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Crossmint and Western Union are partnering to integrate the new USDPT stablecoin and Digital Asset Network into global payment infrastructure. On March 4, 2026, Crossmint announced a strategic partnership with Western Union to support the rollout of USDPT, a U.S. dollar-denominated stablecoin issued on the Solana blockchain.

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Bitcoin (BTC) experienced significant upward momentum on Wednesday, momentarily piercing the $73,000 threshold for the first time in 30 days before consolidating around $72,200.

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Dogecoin experienced a significant price surge on Thursday, posting gains close to 15% during a 24-hour trading period. This upward movement occurred as the cryptocurrency market witnessed a broad-based recovery, with Bitcoin leading the charge above the $73,000 mark.

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The money transfer giant Western Union has formed a strategic alliance with blockchain technology provider Crossmint to facilitate the rollout of its USDPT stablecoin on Solana's blockchain infrastructure. The collaboration was revealed this Wednesday.

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War news may have investors on edge, but when fed a careful prompt, Claude AI reveals the medium-to-long-term outlook for crypto markets is only strengthening.Investors appear to have largely priced in geopolitical risk earlier this year, following sharp selloffs sparked by former President Trump's comments on potential U.S. military escalation tied to Greenland and Iran.

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Ethereum has become a lot more capable in recent years. That's helped its chain to attract vast sums of capital, and many users.

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Overcrowded short positions in XRP derivatives may be signaling an incoming corrective bounce.

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An analyst has highlighted how Bitcoin has consistently bottomed out between the 1.0 and 0.8 MVRV pricing bands during the past decade. Bitcoin Still Hasn't Breached Below 1.0 MVRV Band In This Cycle In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has talked about historical Bitcoin bottoms from the perspective of the MVRV Pricing Bands.

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The crypto industry took a significant step deeper into the traditional financial system on Wednesday after Kraken Financial, a Wyoming-chartered digital asset bank, was granted a Federal Reserve (Fed) master account. According to one expert, Ripple may follow suit.

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Bitcoin Faces $72K Supply Wall: Head & Shoulders Risk