Solana (SOL) fell 1.5% to $78.82, dropping below $80 as traders continued to price in fallout from an April 01, 2026 exploit on Solana-based Drift Protocol. The $285 million incident reportedly pushed Drift's TVL down from $530 million to $230 million, while SOL remains pinned near the $75–$78 support area with $85–$86 flagged as a key level to regain.

SIREN has rebounded sharply from recent lows, with the token rising about 100% after earlier swings that included a 1600% early-March jump followed by an 88% pullback and an additional 70% drop this month. The move is described as a relief bounce from oversold conditions rather than a fundamentals-led reversal, with $0.60–$0.65 marked as the key resistance zone. Analysts say a sustained break above $0.65 could open a retest of $0.8–$1.0, while rejection may send price back toward $0.45–$0.30.

After clearing $1,950, Ethereum advanced toward the $2,000 mark, with ETH around $1,988, up roughly 1.1% in the past 24 hours and slightly ahead of Bitcoin with a sub‑1% move. The article's on‑chain review notes major whale cohorts are in unrealized losses, while resistance stands at $2,157–$2,260 and support near $1,820–$1,850.

Zcash (ZEC) jumped nearly 23% to about $281.61 after consolidating below $240, with a softer U.S. CPI print helping revive risk appetite. Derivatives show funding near neutral and open interest rebounding to around $230 million. Price now confronts the $300–$305 barrier, with $340 and $380 in view if buyers force a daily close above it.

As the monthly close approaches, Cardano is trading near $0.356 after retreating from its 2025 highs, with price sitting in the key $0.30–$0.35 support band. Bitcoin has dropped below $89,000 and Ethereum is fluctuating around the $3,000 level, while ADA also shows weakness versus Bitcoin near 0.0000040 BTC. A hold above this demand area and a move back over $0.42 could open room toward $0.50, whereas a break below $0.282 would increase downside risk.

MYX Finance rallied to fresh highs above $7, flipping $6.45 into support and pressing a supply band at $7.3–$7.8. Following a Q4 2025 base and into 2026, the trend has turned higher, with momentum readings in the mid‑to‑high 60s. A decisive close above the zone could open $8.5 first, then the psychological $10.

After a weekend of consolidation, the crypto market opened trading in the same tight range, with global capitalisation hovering close to $3 trillion and 24-hour volume rising into the $70–80 billion band. Bitcoin is holding short-term support, Ethereum remains above $3,000, and several large-cap tokens show selective strength, while repeated resistance failures and derivatives leverage clean-ups keep conditions choppy. Upcoming US macro data and ETF flows could push Bitcoin toward higher resistance or trigger a breakdown, leaving markets broadly range-bound but increasingly volatility-sensitive.

Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000 despite nearly a month of steady accumulation by wallets holding 10–10,000 BTC. Data show sustained increases in holdings among whale and shark cohorts, yet the price has continued its downward trajectory. The divergence suggests that large-holder buying no longer functions as a reliable bullish signal, with structural sell pressure and liquidity constraints absorbing inflows.