Ethereum, the No. 2 crypto by market cap, has recorded six straight monthly declines, marking its second-longest losing run since 2018. Bears would match the 2018 streak if March also finishes lower in 2026. Forecasts vary, with Standard Chartered seeing 7,500 USD and VanEck envisioning 10,000 USD tied to specific throughput upgrades.

XRP has rebounded from support above $1.30 and briefly traded over $1.3820 before sellers stepped in around $1.40–$1.420. The price is now hovering below $1.3880 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average, with resistance at $1.3820 and $1.4080 likely to decide whether it targets $1.42–$1.44 or revisits $1.34–$1.30. Technical indicators show a cooling bullish momentum, while support around $1.3220 and $1.2880 remains crucial for avoiding a deeper pullback.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) ignited a viral narrative on March 2, 2026, as the "24/7 safe-haven" choice for global funds. With traditional markets closed over the weekend, traders flooded the platform for oil and gold perps, driving a 13% price surge and record open interest of $1.1 billion. Discover why $HYPE is decoupling from Bitcoin and if this structural shift can propel it past its $59 all-time high.

Jupiter (JUP) rebounded from $0.14 to a two-week high of $0.176. As of writing, it traded near $0.172, up 17.13% on the day, with rising futures netflows and open interest even as long/short ratios below 1 on Binance and OKX signaled caution. Spot inflows outpaced outflows, increasing the risk of a pullback toward $0.14.

PUMP's price has stayed locked in a range between $0.0017 and $0.0034 since December, with a recent shift toward a bearish bias as the $0.00225 higher low gave way. Despite a 7.9% daily gain and a 9.61% rise in trading volume, indicators show indecision, and traders are cautioned to treat rallies toward $0.0022–$0.0024 as potential liquidity hunts and be ready to sell into short-term strength if real spot demand fails to appear.

USELESS Coin climbed over 17% in the past 24 hours, per TradingView, while inflows from top PnL traders, whales, and new wallets accelerated, according to Nansen AI. Price action tested the $0.036 support and $0.045 resistance, with MACD signaling growing seller momentum and CHOP at 49.26 hinting at a fading trend. A break above $0.045 could target $0.055, while sub-$0.036 risks deeper losses.

According to Lookonchain, Vitalik Buterin appears to have completed an Ethereum selling plan that began on February 2, unloading 19,326 ETH for $39.36 million at an average of $2,037. With ETH above $2,000, traders say a push over $2,100 could confirm a reversal toward $2,400 if $1,900–$1,950 support holds, while CryptoQuant notes rising accumulation.

Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) is trading near $0.70 on the 4‑hour chart after a rebound from $0.64, compressing beneath the $0.70–$0.72 barrier. Momentum and participation have increased, and a 4‑hour close above $0.7416 would keep focus on $0.84–$0.90, while rejection leaves $0.65 and $0.62 as nearby supports.