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Ethereum rebounds from the $1,800–$1,900 support zone as U.S. demand strengthens, with $2,200 emerging as the first key test for the recovery.

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Ethereum may have bounced back above the $2,100 price level once again, but it is still far away from its recent all-time high of $4,900. Even with ETH falling this hard from its recent high, big companies are still adopting the leading altcoin, and Bitmine Immersion is demonstrating this institutional demand.

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Cryptocurrencies have plummeted since the fourth quarter of 2025. Bitcoin is a good bet to rebound this year, given its popularity with institutional investors.

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Bitcoin's price action around the $70,000 region is beginning to look like the start of a breakout. Bulls are watching closely for a close above the $70,000 resistance that could signal a new upward leg.

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TL;DR: The Ripple ecosystem is emitting unusual signals in the derivatives market, capturing the attention of institutional analysts. In recent hours, XRP funding rates on Binance dropped to extreme negative levels, occurring while the asset's price fluctuates between $1.35 and $1.50.

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A crypto analyst's Elliott Wave chart suggests XRP could be on the verge of one of its most explosive moves yet, but the real fireworks depend on where exactly we are in the cycle. In a post on X, crypto analyst HovWaves said his macro primary expectation is still the same, adding that he has been looking for a $15-$20 price target for XRP and that the destination does not change even if the current structure turns out to be a different corrective leg than first assumed.

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Bitcoin jumped past $73,000 Wednesday. MicroStrategy (MSTR) shares rocketed 12.3% to $148.94 while Coinbase (COIN) soared 16.2% to $211.84, and Robinhood (HOOD) climbed 8.5% to $82.50 as traders rushed back into crypto positions after weeks of heavy shorting tied to Iran tensions.

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U.S. regulators are moving to resolve a high-profile justin sun case, signaling a potential turning point in federal crypto enforcement strategy. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed a proposed final judgment on Wednesday in federal court in New York targeting Rainberry Inc., the company behind the BitTorrent protocol. Under the proposed order, Rainberry would pay a $10 million civil penalty and accept an injunction barring it from deceptive practices in securities offerings.

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BNB's price has rebounded and broken above the 21-day SMA barrier, extending its sideways trend.

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The settlement reflects a shift in SEC's strategy towards negotiated resolutions in crypto cases, potentially impacting future regulatory actions. SEC moves to settle long-running lawsuit against Justin Sun and Tron entities.

 

Bitcoin surged past $70,000 this week as global markets reacted to rising geopolitical tensions linked to the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran. Despite the rally, long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff renewed his warning that the cryptocurrencys surge could mislead investors during a period of wartime volatility.

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Short-selling firm Culper Research has taken a bearish stance on Ethereum (ETH), betting against both the cryptocurrency and companies heavily exposed to it, including Ethereum-focused treasury firm BitMine (BMNR). The firm argues that Ethereums economic model has weakened significantly following the networks December 2025 upgrade known as Fusaka.

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U.S. Federal Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil, of the Southern District of New York, has issued a temporary restraining order to freeze BlockFills assets following a lawsuit filed by Dominion Capital. According to judicial sources, the firm accuses the crypto lender of misappropriation and unlawful retention of funds after suspending withdrawals in February.

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A retired US Army combat medic has predicted that XRP will overtake Bitcoin as the world's most valuable cryptocurrency — a claim that would require XRP's price to climb from $1.41 to nearly $24. Related Reading: Iran's Crypto Market Shaken As Outflows Skyrocket 700% A Long Road To The Top Patrick L.

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Amid falling hashrate, American Bitcoin signal strong confidence in BTC mining.

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When Bitwise Asset Management launched its Bitcoin ETF in January 2024, it made a promise: hand over 10% of gross profits every year to the people who keep Bitcoin running. Fourteen months later, that promise is still being kept — and the checks are getting bigger.

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Ripple, the blockchain company closely tied to the XRP Ledger and XRP cryptocurrency, announced that institutional clients using its Ripple Prime platform can now trade the complete suite of crypto futures listed on Coinbase Derivatives. The move strengthens Ripples push into institutional digital asset trading and provides clients with direct access to regulated crypto derivatives within a U.S. market supervised by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

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This Thursday, it was announced that the U.S. Bitcoin miner CleanSpark (CLSK) sold nearly all of its February production to capitalize on its aggressive expansion into artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC). The most recent operational report revealed that the firm sold 553 BTC out of the 568 produced, representing a 97% sell-off ratio.

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A U.S. federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) against crypto trading and lending firm BlockFills, freezing bitcoin assets tied to an ongoing lawsuit filed by investment firm Dominion Capital. The court order, filed March 3 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, prevents BlockFills from transferring or disposing of 70.6 bitcoin allegedly belonging to Dominion while the legal dispute proceeds.

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Elon Musk just gave the internet its first real glimpse of X Money, and the crypto world immediately started connecting the dots regarding XRP and its price prediction.The new payment system from X is rolling out in beta and aims to turn the platform into a full financial hub.

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Institutional demand for diversified crypto exposure is pushing issuers to broaden their offerings, with the first US polkadot etf now joining the growing roster of regulated products. Crypto asset manager 21Shares is launching the first U.S. exchange-traded fund designed to track the price of Polkadot, adding a new regulated option for altcoin exposure. The fund, which will trade under the ticker TDOT, is scheduled to begin trading on 6 March, subject to final operational arrangements.

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has settled its civil fraud case against Tron (TRX) blockchain founder Justin Sun, bringing an end to the legal proceedings that began in 2023.

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Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended their momentum on Wednesday as bitcoin funds logged a third consecutive day of inflows. Ether, XRP, and solana ETFs also recorded gains, signaling broad institutional demand across major digital assets.

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CleanSpark (NASDAQ: CLSK), a U.S.-based bitcoin mining company operating large-scale data centers, sold nearly all of the bitcoin it mined in February as it ramps up investment in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure. According to the companys latest operational update, CleanSpark produced 568 BTC during February and sold 553 BTC, representing roughly 97% of its monthly production.

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The top crypto projects might be entering an exciting price discovery phase in the coming months. Bitcoin price is sailing near $73,000 despite global uncertainty caused by the U.S./Iran war.Meanwhile, the likely approval of the U.S. CLARITY Act this year could ignite the next bull run.