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Bitcoin moved back toward the $67,000 level after briefly slipping to around $62,000 earlier this week. The rebound reflected a broader risk-on shift across assets, helped by Nvidia’s earnings beat which lifted tech stocks and, in turn, Bitcoin. Circle’s Q4 revenue rose 77% year over year to $770 million, and USDC supply grew to $75.3 billion, reassuring the stablecoin sector. Bitcoin spot ETF inflows resumed, with more than $500 million added on the 25th and total inflows near $750 million over the latest two days, while on-chain data showed the loss supply climbing toward 9.2 million BTC on a 7-day average, indicating a sizeable portion of coins in loss.
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Ethereum recovered from around $1,800 to near $2,000 as buying interest widened. The move came with signals of fading selling pressure, including a sharp drop in exchange inflows from a peak of about 1.06 million ETH to roughly 126,000 ETH. In the derivatives market, stablecoin margin Ethereum open interest on major exchanges contracted significantly, suggesting a reset of leverage, and while volatility remains elevated, the 30-day realized volatility neared 0.97, the highest since March 2025.
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XRP’s rebound reflects improved spot demand, with Bitrue data showing a surge in XRP spot volume and a sharp rise in retail buy orders. Since the November spot ETF launch, XRP-related products have attracted about $1.1 billion in net assets and have seen steady weekly inflows, while whale outflows have declined, suggesting less selling pressure. Technical levels to watch include support near $1.40 and resistance around $1.49–$1.52; a breakout could open a path toward $2, but a drop to $1.35 remains possible if buying fades. Polkadot has also surged, up about 28% on the week and trading near $1.60 ahead of a March 14 supply-halving event that could reduce annual issuance.
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