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Meme coins had a mixed week, with BRETT seeing modest gains, TRUMP holding steady above key support, and GOAT struggling near its all-time low. Market conditions remain volatile.
Trump's Crypto Summit underwhelmed with empty promises and excessive praise from industry executives. The event left the crypto space frustrated and Bitcoin’s price falling.
Bitcoin’s ETF launch mirrors QQQ’s 54-week peak, signaling a potential market shift. Liquidity drain from memecoins and ETFs is consolidating capital back into Bitcoin. Left-translated cycle could trigger a sharp BTC decline and prolonged bearish trends.
Avalanche’s leadership shift may impact investor confidence and ecosystem stability. AVAX price struggles with bearish trends but nears potential reversal signals. Breakout could push AVAX to $43.84, while failure may lead to extended declines.
Over $142 million in token unlocks will happen between March 10 and 16. Aptos ($40.5M) and Arbitrum ($37.4M) lead in total value, while CONX unlocks 113% of its circulating supply. Unlocks for founders, teams, and private investors could impact token prices.
Brad Garlinghouse highlights key discussions at the White House Crypto Summit and CFTC CEO Roundtable. The administration prioritizes regulatory clarity, a BTC reserve, and stablecoin innovation. Garlinghouse urges industry unity, rejecting infighting and maximalist rhetoric.
Trump announces U.S. Bitcoin reserve, funded by seized assets, no taxpayer money. Trump vows to dismantle “Operation Chokepoint 2.0” and support crypto businesses. U.S. plans to establish a crypto stockpile with potential for Ethereum and Solana.
The US government is working to achieve a new crypto regulation. Coinbase’s CEO thinks that President Trump’s actions are historic. Crypto lawyers think Trump’s crypto regulation efforts are steps in the right direction.
- 19:11Trump: will respond to EU counter tariffsUS President Donald Trump says he will respond to the EU's counter tariffs.
- 19:09Institutions: Inflation data doesn't seem to leave room for Fed rate cutsInflation data does not signal a rate cut to the Federal Reserve, writes Steven Blitz, chief U.S. economist at TS Lombard. Although the CPI fell from 3 per cent to 2.8 per cent in February, ‘there are enough anomalies in the data to cast doubt on any attempts to view it as a trend.’ Blitz said commodity prices excluding food and energy grew at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2.7% in February, an improvement from 3.5% in January, but still volatile. He said this was ‘the category where the impact of tariffs was most pronounced in the first round.’ Eventually, employment will continue to rise, and so will inflation.
- 18:59Spot gold hits $2940/oz upwards, up 0.82% on the daySpot gold touched $2940 per ounce upwards, up 0.82% on the day.