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XRP's price recovery is challenged by a failure to breach the $2.56 resistance, a 4-month low in new investor activity, and a high NVT ratio. With the market uncertain, the altcoin is likely to remain range-bound unless it successfully breaks this key resistance

U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs purchased nearly $750M in BTC this week, signaling strong institutional confidence.Institutional Investors Are Doubling DownWhy Are ETFs Buying So Much BTC?What This Means for Bitcoin’s Price
- 03:45Solana Co-creation: There's no reason to build L2, L1 can be faster, cheaper, and saferNews on March 24, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko responded to a user's view that "there is no reason to build L1, L2 can be faster, cheaper and safer" by saying, "There is no reason to build L2, L1 can be faster, cheaper and safer. They will not slow down due to the slow movement of the L1 data availability stack nor need to compromise security through complex fraud proofs and upgrading multiple signatures."
- 03:45The U.S. stock and cryptocurrency markets are warming up, with a focus this week on the U.S. PCE price index for FebruaryChainCatcher News, last week's dovish remarks from the Federal Reserve and Trump's flexible stance on reciprocal tariff plans boosted confidence in U.S. stocks. The three major indices collectively closed higher after significant fluctuations: the Dow Jones rose by 1.2%, marking its largest weekly increase in over two months; the S&P 500 rose by 0.51%, ending a four-week decline; and the Nasdaq slightly increased by 0.17%, stopping a previous four-week drop. However, large tech stocks generally fell for the week, with Nvidia down 3.26% and Tesla down 0.53%, falling for nine consecutive weeks. The cryptocurrency market was volatile but overall mildly bullish. Bitcoin rebounded after dipping near $81,000 on Tuesday, surged above $87,000 on Thursday under the push of dovish Fed comments - a half-month high - then basically fluctuated around $84,000 area . This morning it welcomed another rapid rise to $85,721 before press time , up about 3.18% over nearly seven days . Other mainstream tokens were mostly slightly bullish; Ethereum is striving to stabilize at $2000 while BNB chain meme craze continues to attract attention as signs of market warming become increasingly apparent and investor sentiment improves. In terms of foreign exchange commodities ,the dollar index rose by 0.34% last week for its first weekly gain this month.The conflict between Russia and Ukraine along with ongoing tensions in Middle East led oil prices to surge more than 2% for two consecutive weeks.Spot gold also accumulated an increase of about1 .31 %over last week,making it three straight weeks of gains . Last week,the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates unchanged which met market expectations.Guidance for rate cuts within year remains at twice,and Powell's comments brought some comfort to markets.This week,the focus will be on PCE price index,Fed's most favored inflation indicator,which will be announced on Friday.In addition,as the "tariff deadline" of April 2nd approaches,the uncertainty keeps market cautious.However,once the tariff outlook becomes clearer,the market turbulence that has lasted for several weeks may subside.
- 03:38Arthur Hayes: BTC will first touch 110,000 USD and then retest 76,500 USD. The Federal Reserve is shifting from quantitative tightening to quantitative easingIn a message from ChainCatcher, Arthur Hayes stated that BTC will first touch the $110,000 price point before retracing to the $76,500 level. Hayes explained that the Federal Reserve is shifting from Quantitative Tightening (QT) to Quantitative Easing (QE) to support the U.S. Treasury market. He believes tariff issues will not have a substantial impact as inflation is only "temporary" - information he received from Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. Hayes said he would elaborate on this view in his next article.