Technical Analysis

Bitcoin (BTC) bounced from the $65,000 area and reclaimed $67,000 and $67,500, with price trading above the 100-hour simple moving average. It is now consolidating below $68,500, where resistance also sits around $68,800, and a rejection could put $67,200 and $67,000 back in focus. Upside levels cited include $69,250, $69,500, and $70,000 if $68,800 is cleared.

On March 30, ADA was set to snap a three-candle losing streak as it traded at $0.2501, up 2.55% over 24 hours, after touching a low of $0.235. Trading volume rose more than 33% to $445 million, while $3.77 million in short-leveraged positions sat near liquidation and key levels formed at $0.236 and $0.252. Whale cohorts holding 100,000–1 million and 10 million–100 million ADA increased holdings by 230 million tokens from March 25 to March 30.

Chainlink (LINK) snapped a four-day slide with a mild rebound, rising more than 3.47% in the past 24 hours to $8.76 as of March 30. On-chain signals and derivatives positioning point to improving sentiment, while a daily-chart setup suggests a possible move toward $10.08 if LINK holds key support.

Ethereum is hovering just above the $2,000 psychological level, but a TradingView analysis by RLinda frames the move as a counter-trend correction rather than a sustainable rebound. The 2-hour chart shows lower highs and lower lows after a rejection near $2,380 in mid-March, with weekend trading dipping into the $1,960–$1,990 zone. RLinda highlights resistance between $2,024 and $2,062 and says a failed breakout could open the way toward a $1,900 support area.

Bittensor's TAO surged in March, returning to the $330 area after an intraday high near $378, while more than 33% of TAO is now staked into sub-nets. Network activity has expanded alongside price, with sub-nets rising to over 120 in the past year and their combined market cap estimated around $1.4 billion. Analysts say sustained spot-buying pressure supports the move, but warn that rising spot, derivatives, and retail activity can increase the chance of sharp swings.

At the Monday US market open, Bitcoin and major altcoins moved lower as traders weighed oil prices, US employment data and uncertainty around the US and Israel-Iran war. The analysis highlights key technical levels, including BTC facing potential selling near $69,000 and a possible move toward the $74,508 area if buyers reclaim momentum.

Solana (SOL) has rebounded after dipping below $80 and is trading around $82, with traders focusing on whether it can reclaim the $84–$85 zone to confirm a stronger reversal. Analysts cited upside levels near $88 and $92 if buyers stay in control, while warning that rejection could bring a retest around $82 and keep broader downside risks toward $70–$50 in view.

XRP traded around $1.30 on Monday while Bitcoin tried to stay above $67,000, but analyst Sam Daodu warned that a BTC pullback toward $60,000 could drag XRP sharply lower. He outlined supports at $1.28, $1.11 and $1.00, with a deeper area near $0.82 if selling accelerates. At the time of writing, XRP was $1.32 and down 8% over the past week.

ActivTrades analyst Ion Jauregui said Bitcoin could climb to $110,000 in Q2 2026, outlining a path that includes consolidation between $75,000 and $80,000 before targeting $95,000 to $110,000. In a March 30 note, he also highlighted a bearish-pressure zone around $90,000 and high-volume support near $81,500.

On March 30, ETH slid to $1,970 before rebounding to $2,063 in the same session, placing price back at a long-term weekly support area watched since 2022. The setup includes an upward-turning 50-period SMA near $2,020.76, a 30-day realized volatility reading of 0.62, and ETH/BTC hovering around 0.03258 near the 0.03250 threshold. The signals suggest a major move could develop, but direction remains unconfirmed until upcoming closes.