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The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of recovery this morning after experiencing significant volatility yesterday.
The global crypto market cap has increased, with total trading volume also rising.Despite this recovery, market sentiment remains cautious, with the Fear - Greed Index indicating Extreme Fear.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $81,998, up after yesterdays dramatic fall.After briefly touching as low as $76,600, BTC has rebounded significantly, briefly touching $83,000 during early Asian trading hours.
Ethereum is currently priced at $1,880.70, down in the last 24 hours.ETH continues to struggle, fluctuating between the crucial support level of $1,750 and resistance at $1,960.
XRP has shown resilience, trading at $2.15, up in the last 24 hours.This surge coincided with Franklin Templetons S-1 filing for an XRP ETF, which has sparked investor interest.
Solana is trading at $122.09, with mixed reports showing either a decline or an increase.Crypto Market Pulse: March 12, 2025 Recovery and Volatility.
(Photo Internet reproduction)SOL has attempted to hold the key support region established last year in the $120 range.
Litecoin is currently priced at $89.11, showing modest recovery after yesterdays market-wide pressure.Extraordinary PerformersTop Gainers:WFTM: An extraordinary increase in the past 24 hoursKaspa (KAS): Up among major altcoinsTop Losers:Ethena (ENA): Down, making it the biggest loser in the past 24 hoursYesterdays Market RecapYesterday, the cryptocurrency market experienced a severe downturn, with Bitcoin plunging after Trumps presidential victory.
The sell-off was triggered by growing concerns about United States trade policies and fears of an economic recession.Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows, with funds exiting the funds.
Digital asset investment funds collectively saw outflows last week.The most significant development yesterday was the introduction of the Bitcoin Act of 2025, which proposes the acquisition of BTC over five years with a lockup period.
This news contributed to the late-day recovery across crypto markets.Overnight DevelopmentsOvernight, the crypto market showed signs of stabilization and recovery.
Bitcoin briefly touched $83,000 during early Asian trading hours before settling around the $82,000 level.
The rebound was accompanied by a significant decrease in liquidations, providing some relief to prices.IntoTheBlock data showed large transaction volume increasing and daily active addresses growing.
Transactions greater than $100,000 increased, with exchange netflows up.Expert AnalysisGeoff Kendrick, Head of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered Bank, stated: The recent price fluctuations of Bitcoin align with the performance of risk assets, rather than issues inherent to Cryptos.
Despite facing short-term pressure, Kendrick remains optimistic about Bitcoins long-term prospects.In contrast, Markus Thielen, an analyst at 10X Research, warned: Now is not the time to buy the dip, as BTC may drop further.Alex Kuptsikevich, senior market analyst at FxPro, noted: A bearish pattern persists, indicating a strengthening sell-off after failing to hold above the 200-day moving average.
The scenario of a pullback still looks most probable.Avinash Shekhar from Pi42 commented: Bitcoin is facing turbulence, with RSI charts indicating potential reversal.
In contrast, Ethereum is at significant MVRV levels, where a drop below $2,060 would take it lower.Technical AnalysisBitcoin has reversed from the pivotal support level and is likely to rise to the resistance level of $85,000.
BTCs RSI has carved out a higher low, hinting at a bullish divergence or positive shift in momentum.For Ethereum, the critical $1,960 support level has been breached.
If ETH fails to reclaim this level, it may encounter buying interest around $1,730.
The cryptocurrency has been forming a rounded bottom pattern with RSI dropping below 30, indicating oversold conditions.XRP faces a crucial moment as it tests the $2.00 support level.
The cryptocurrency could recover if it maintains this level, but a drop is possible if support fails.Solana has fallen to the $120-$125 zone after consecutive weeks of losses.
This area represents a key support level, and a weekly close below this range could trigger a deeper pullback.Market DriversSeveral key factors are driving current market dynamics:1.
Trump Administration Policies: Concerns about reciprocal tariffs have contributed to risk-off sentiment.2.
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Impact: The announcement triggered a buy the rumor, sell the news reaction.3.
Bitcoin Act of 2025: The proposed legislation has sparked renewed interest in the market.4.
Institutional Positioning: Hedge funds unwinding low-risk arbitrage trades have contributed to decreased liquidity.5.
XRP ETF Development: Franklin Templetons application for an XRP ETF has increased investor interest in the token.Upcoming EventsHemi (HEMI), an L2 blockchain, has its mainnet launch.Athene Network (ATH) mainnet launch.CME Group launches Solana (SOL) futures.The cryptocurrency market remains at a pivotal juncture, with technical indicators suggesting further consolidation may be necessary before a clear direction emerges.Traders should remain vigilant for potential volatility as market participants digest recent policy developments and macroeconomic trends.





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