Analyst EGRAG CRYPTO says Bitcoin’s current cycle may be judged by three levels: a sustained close above $74,000, support near $60,000, and a decisive move above the 100-day EMA around $87,000.
OKX launches Exchange OS, a protocol upgrade on X Layer for onchain trading venues. First venue in June will host simulated 2026 World Cup outcome markets, featuring shared liquidity and 300,000 TPS.
Fresh 13F filings show Harvard slashed its IBIT position by 43% in Q1 and fully exited its Ether ETF stake, while Abu Dhabi sovereign fund Mubadala added more IBIT shares.
XRP stayed range-bound, but spot ETF inflows extended to seven straight days and exchange balances fell to multi-year lows after more than 7 billion XRP left exchanges in February. The article also points to a double-bottom setup on the chart.
Bitcoin dropped to $75,526 and Ether fell to $2,068, both marking 14-day lows. The crypto fear and greed index stayed at 28 for a second day even as the Dow closed at a fresh record high.
Ethereum jumps 4.7% in a single session, with $1,779 as the short-term pivot. Mixed signals from indicators, whale accumulation, and ETF flows support the outlook, but declining network activity caps a clear bullish case.
Sony Innovation Fund invested $13M in Startale Group's Series A, bringing total funding to $20M. The capital will fuel Soneium, an Ethereum Layer-2 blockchain that has processed over 500M transactions with 5.4M active wallets.
Dogecoin is trading near $0.0794 with $0.0816 acting as the main line for short-term direction. Analysts are watching $0.070 and $0.0656 on the downside, while a move back above $0.0816 could open room toward $0.0988 and $0.112.
