Data: ETH breaks through $3400

Solana Drops to $78 as Bulls Guard $75 Support

Key Insights Solana trades near $78 after a sharp pullback, while technical indicators show momentum stabilizing around key support levels this week. Analysts project a potential recovery toward $95 to $105 within four weeks if bulls defend the $75 zone convincingly. Bollinger Bands and

The CLARITY Act is expected to pass by mid-year! JPMorgan: "8 Major Bullish Factors" ignite the cryptocurrency market in the second half of the year

JPMorgan's analysis team expects the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) to complete legislation by mid-year, serving as a positive catalyst for the cryptocurrency market in the second half of the year. The bill will provide a clear regulatory framework for the crypto industry, promote innovation, and attract institutional investment. Once the bill is passed, it is expected to change the market structure and push Bitcoin's target price to $266,000.

Tokenized Gold Dominates Public Price Discovery Over Weekends

Tokenized gold assets, like PAXG and XAUt, are revolutionizing gold price discovery, enabling 24/7 trading and enhancing market liquidity. Their growth exemplifies how blockchain disrupts traditional finance by providing transparency and inclusivity for investors.

Strait of Hormuz Tensions Push Up Oil Prices, Bitcoin Faces Liquidity Tests from All Sides

As the Middle East situation intensifies, the Strait of Hormuz has become a focal point for oil supply, disrupting tanker transportation. The expected range for crude oil price fluctuations is $70 to $150. Rising oil prices could impact the Bitcoin market, leading to liquidity tightening and increased deleveraging risks. Over the next four weeks, Bitcoin's performance will be influenced by the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. If the situation eases, the market may regain risk appetite.

Bitcoin's decline has yet to reach the pain point; March may present a strategic accumulation opportunity

Bitcoin fell nearly 15% in February, and the market expects a rebound in March, but analysts warn that current losses are not at their maximum, and prices still have room to decline. Bitcoin's Sharpe ratio is near the bottom, and it may continue to fall to $48,000-$52,000. The unrealized loss rate is as high as 39%, and the historical bottom has not yet arrived. Geopolitical tensions increase market uncertainty, and investors should proceed cautiously. March may be a key window for a phased bottom.