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Pepe rose to $0.000070, up by about 35% from its lowest level this year, giving it a market cap of $2.9 billion. Many investors are moving their tokens from exchanges to self-custody. Tokens held on exchanges dropped to 240.15 trillion, down 1.21% from last week. Increased exchange outflows are generally seen as a positive sign since they suggest that investors are holding onto their coins rather than selling. Exchange outflows often slow during a strong downward trend as investors panic and sell off their holdings. Technicals suggest that Pepe price may soon surge. The four-hour chart below shows that it has formed a small inverse head and shoulders pattern. This pattern’s head is at this month’s low of $0.000005245, while the neckline is at $0.000007415. An inverse H&S is a bullish signal. A move above the neckline could lead to further gains, with the next key resistance at $0.000008915 — the highest swing on March 2. 🔶 PEPE Coin Price Formed a Bullish Divergence🔸 The daily chart shows that Pepe has also formed a double-bottom pattern at $0.00005920. This pattern consists of two down peaks and a neckline at $0.00002827, one of the most bullish reversal formations in technical analysis. The Relative Strength Index and the MACD indicators have formed a bullish divergence. This occurs when an asset’s price is falling while oscillators are rising — a sign that momentum is turning positive. Pepe has also formed a falling wedge pattern, defined by two descending and converging trendlines. This setup suggests that the coin could experience a bullish breakout in the coming days. The initial target will be the psychological level at $0.000010. A break above that could push Pepe toward $0.00001457, its lowest swing on December 20. However, a drop below the year-to-date low of $0.0000053 would invalidate the bullish outlook. $PEPE

Solana is celebrating its fifth year since its genesis block was created on March 16, 2020. Here are five developments that have helped shape the last five years of Solana. Layer-1 blockchain Solana is marking its fifth anniversary since launching its mainnet in 2020. Over the years, it has become one of the most active blockchain networks by transaction volume and is among the few cryptocurrencies proposed for inclusion in a US digital asset reserve. Since the first Solana block was built on March 16, 2020, the network has processed more than 408 billion transactions and nearly $1 trillion worth of value on decentralized exchanges — establishing itself as one of the industry’s leading layer-1 blockchains. Here are some of the Solana ecosystem’s most notable milestones since it was launched by Solana Labs CEO Anatoly Yakovenko and Solana co-founder Raj Gokal to the public in 2020. Solana was born just as the COVID-19 pandemic hit While Solana’s origins can be traced back to late 2017 when Yakovenko released a white paper outlining a timekeeping method for blockchains called “Proof of History,” but Solana wasn’t launched until March 2020 — right as the world started to enact emergency measures against the COVID-19 pandemic. The high-speed, low-cost layer 1 Solana blockchain launch was assisted by crypto-focused venture capital firm Multicoin Capital, leading a financing round for Solana, which brought in roughly $20 million worth of private token sales in July 2019. Additional funding poured in soon after, and within 20 months of launching, Solana was hailed as a potential “Ethereum killer” as it soared to a $77.8 billion market cap at the peak of the 2020-2021 bull cycle. Solana hit hard by 2022 bear market, FTX collapse — but bounced back The 2022 bear market, coupled with the catastrophic collapse of crypto exchange FTX, tanked Solana’s market cap to $3 billion — a whopping 96% fall from its previous peak — by late 2022. Sam Bankman-Fried’s former firm purchased around 58 million Solana tokens — currently worth $7.4 billion — from Solana Labs and the Solana Foundation. Solana was “by far the most serious” layer 1 that FTX was helping scale, Fortune said in an April 2022 report. FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Nov. 11, 2022, and is still in the process of unlocking hundreds of millions of dollars worth of staked Solana tokens from FTX’s wallets. Solana’s price fell to $8.30 on Dec. 29, 2022. Despite the setback, 2023 marked the start of Solana's impressive comeback, which saw its market cap rise nearly 50-fold from $3 billion to over $140 billion by Jan. 19, 2025. Memecoin craze takes Solana adoption to the next level One of the biggest reasons behind Solana’s comeback was the crypto memecoin craze that took place between late 2023 and 2024 — a $100 billion market that Solana dominated. Several Solana memecoins such as Bonk , Dogwifhat, Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) and Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) rose to multibillion-dollar market caps in early 2024 — around the time Solana memecoin launchpad Pump.fun became one of the most popular crypto platforms for memecoin lovers. Pump.fun alone has raked in over $540 million in revenue over the last 12 months and even surpassed Ethereum over 24-hour intervals at some points. Solana is home to many of the largest memecoins by market cap. Source: CoinGecko No Solana memecoin, however, drew more attention than the Official Trump (TRUMP) token launched by now-US President Donald Trump’s inner circle on Jan. 17 — which soared to a $14.6 billion market within two days before it came crashing down. The TRUMP memecoin briefly pushed Solana decentralized finance (DeFi) total value locked to $14.2 billion, trailing only Ethereum, DefiLlama data shows. The Solana blockchain has also become the third largest adopter of stablecoins behind Ethereum and Tron. Solana unveils the first major crypto phone In May 2023, Solana released the first major crypto phone, called “Solana Saga.” Sales for the Android device with the built-in crypto wallet started slow but skyrocketed after a 30 million BONK airdrop enticed memecoin enthusiasts to make a purchase. Solana also unveiled a newer, shinier Solana “Seeker” smartphone last September to better facilitate memecoin trading and accrue token rewards. While most reviewers say the Solana phones lack the technical capabilities of an iPhone or Google Pixel, Solana has seen over 140,000 presales for the two products. The Solana Seeker phone is currently priced at $500. Hardware specifications of the Solana Seeker phone. Source: Solana Mobile Solana, however, has also been plagued with several network outages over its five-year span — halting block production for 20 hours in some instances. Solana validators have been forced to restart the network on several occasions when network activity surged. A new independent validator client called Firedancer is scheduled to go live on Solana’s mainnet sometime in 2025 to address Solana’s client diversity woes. It has been touted as a superior solution to “QUIC” — a Google-developed data transfer protocol that has failed to process transactions on Solana over a dozen times. Solana set to be included in Trump’s Digital Asset Stockpile The Trump administration says it will include Solana in the Digital Asset Stockpile, which it confirmed through an executive order on March 7. It is the youngest cryptocurrency on the list. The Digital Asset Stockpile will initially use cryptocurrency forfeited in government criminal cases. The US doesn’t appear to hold Solana, according to crypto analytics firm Arkham Intelligence. However, the White House said it would complete an audit of crypto asset holdings. Trump initially announced that Solana would become a US reserve asset on March 2. Source: Donald Trump However, he later established a Bitcoin-only reserve and the Digital Asset Stockpile, which looks like it will include Solana in addition to Ether, XRP and Cardano. Solana is currently priced at $128.17 — the sixth-largest cryptocurrency with a market cap of $64.5 billion. Solana is down 56% from its all-time high as the broader market continues to navigate through recession fears and weakened market sentiment of late. $SOL

Dogecoin Well Poised for a 281% Surge to $0.6542 Dogecoin has held crucial support, and analysis suggests the meme coin could be well on its way to a strong rebound near its all-time high. After months of steep price retracements, the prominent meme coin has found solace at a major support area. Before now, Dogecoin had faced intense downside pressure, correcting 64% from its three-year peak of $0.4846 in December. However, the asset has recently shown momentum, bouncing 17% from a low of $0.1432 last week to close at $0.1677. Interestingly, the rebound saw DOGE form a dragonfly doji candlestick, fueling optimism of further upsides. Dogecoin Showing Bullish Signs Amid the recovery effort, an analysis from Rose Premium suggests Dogecoin looks primed for a dazzling uptrend to higher prices. In a TradingView idea, the market watcher identified the building bullish momentum on the asset’s price chart. The commentary highlighted that Dogecoin shows signs of a possible breakout from a multi-month falling wedge. The bullish structure started developing after the meme coin’s surge to $0.4846 in December, with DOGE’s recent defense of the $0.14750 support spurring an uptrend toward the tip of the channel. While Rose Premium stressed the importance of holding the support line, the analyst emphasized that continuing the bullish momentum could spur a meteoric surge to $0.6542. The commentary marked the price mark, 281% away from Dogecoin’s current price at the final target, with take profit (TP) points 1 and 2 at $0.4638 and $0.5534, respectively. Analysis Confirms Bullish Momentum Meanwhile, another analyst confirmed that Dogecoin has reached and held a crucial support area. Market commentator Mayambours’ TradingView chart exposition shows that the doggy-themed token trades at the bottom of a parallel channel on the weekly timeframe. With the support disrupting downward pressure, she noted that Dogecoin could resume an uptrend. While the analysis did not mention a specific price target, it suggests a push to higher prices for quarterly investments. Moreover, Dogecoin has broken out from a resistance trendline as predicted by analyst Trader Tardigrade, and it could be all up from here for the token. In the meantime, DOGE trades at $0.1718, up 2.44% in the past 24 hours. $DOGE

$ROSE is currently sitting in a strong historical demand zone on the weekly timeframe, marking a potential bottom for accumulation. The RSI is in the oversold region, indicating possible bullish divergence. If $ROSE holds this level and starts forming higher lows, we could see a gradual recovery toward $0.05, with a strong breakout targeting $0.10+. However, failure to hold could lead to further downside. Patience and confirmation are key—are we about to witness the next leg up? 🚀

FalconX, a top prime broker for digital assets, and StoneX, a global financial services company, have completed the first-ever block trade of CME Group’s recently introduced Solana futures. According to a Mar. 16 press statement , this CME SOL futures transaction demonstrates the rising demand for regulated digital asset investments like Solana ( SOL ), while further solidifying FalconX’s position as one of the industry leaders in institutional cryptocurrency trading. CME Group, the world’s largest derivatives exchange, launched SOL futures on Feb. 28 to give investors a way to trade Solana’s price movements without holding the asset. These futures are cash-settled and come in two sizes; 500 SOL for standard contracts and 25 SOL for micro contracts. Their prices follow the CME CF Solana-Dollar Reference, which provides a daily reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of Solana, calculated at 4:00 p.m. London time. Block trades, such as the one carried out by StoneX and FalconX, enable institutions to conduct large transactions without significantly impacting the market. Josh Barkhordar, FalconX’s head of U.S. sales, described this as a key step toward facilitating crypto trading for institutions. According to StoneX’s head of digital asset execution, Eric Rose, the company is dedicated to increasing institutional access to cryptocurrency through regulated trading options. “StoneX and StoneX Digital are proud to support CME’s innovative initiatives to enhance institutional access to cryptocurrencies through a regulated and compliant suite of listed derivatives.” — Eric Rose, Head of Digital Asset Execution at StoneX Digital CME’s crypto futures market has been growing rapidly. Early in 2025, the average daily trading volume reached 202,000 contracts, a 73% increase over the previous year, as revealed in a Feb. 28 press release . Open interest also jumped 55% to 243,600 contracts, with over 11,300 unique accounts trading CME’s crypto products. The launch of SOL futures comes as interest in a Solana exchange-traded funds continues to grow. Top asset managers like Franklin Templeton, Grayscale, 21Shares, Bitwise, and VanEck have already filed for spot Solana ETFs. Analysts believe CME’s SOL futures could help pave the way for SOL ETFs approval, similar to what happened with Bitcoin ( BTC ) and Ethereum ( ETH ).