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As global markets face an escalating $150 oil threat and a widening conflict in the Middle East, this week’s earnings from Micron, Alibaba, and Strive serve as a critical reality check for the AI and digital asset trades. Discover the key price levels and infrastructure milestones to watch as corporate giants attempt to navigate a perfect storm of energy-driven inflation and the radical evolution of Bitcoin Treasury companies.

DeXe's price climbed just over 7% in the last 24 hours and 41.5% over the past week, reaching a new local high of $5.51 on 15 March 2026. The daily RSI has moved above 70 three times since 25 February, and a liquidation map points to a possible retracement. Traders are watching the $6.3-$7.3 supply zone above and a potential dip toward $5 or below $4.2 as key levels for the next move.

RIVER climbed 11% over the past day as perpetual Futures open interest increased by $31 million to $196 million, signaling stronger speculative activity. While funding turned positive and the A/D indicator improved from -24.11 million RIVER to -22.58 million RIVER since 9 March, traders on Binance and OKX now show bearish leanings, keeping downside risk in play.

Dogecoin climbed about 2% to $0.096 over the last 24 hours, triggering $470,140 in liquidations equal to 4,897,291 DOGE from mostly short positions. After rebounding from a March 8 low of $0.086 and touching $0.101 on March 13, the meme coin is now consolidating in a narrow range around $0.094 to $0.097, with traders watching resistance near $0.12 and support around $0.09. Possible future moves include a push toward $0.16 on a decisive break above $0.12 or a slide toward $0.0799 if the $0.09 floor fails, while an upcoming payments feature on X is also being monitored as a potential catalyst.

MYX Finance's MYX token has climbed more than 24% in the last 24 hours, extending its weekly advance to 48%, while still sitting over 99% below its former $3.765 billion market cap peak. Derivatives data show rising open interest, positive funding, and notable short liquidations as the price breaks out of a consolidation range and approaches resistance near $0.50.

Santiment data shows Bitcoin wallets holding 10 to 10,000 BTC lifted their share of the coin's total supply to 68% while price hovered near $71,000. Large holders resumed net buying after offloading 65% of coins accumulated between February 23 and March 3, a move that followed Bitcoin's brief spike to $74,000. Analysts now weigh this whale accumulation against elevated retail participation and roughly $767 million of US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows during the first five-day streak of 2026.

Amid rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and oil above $100 per barrel, Bitcoin is trading in a tight band around $70,000–$71,500. Derivatives data show open interest has dropped from over $40 billion to $21.8 billion and funding has turned near neutral to slightly negative, indicating reduced leverage that could still be vulnerable if macro-driven liquidity shocks intensify.

Bitcoin's Coinbase Premium Gap has turned positive after nearly 10 weeks of negative readings that aligned with a slide from about $95,000 to below $65,000 in February, signaling a tentative pickup in US spot demand. The metric, which compares Bitcoin prices on Coinbase to offshore exchanges like Binance, has rebounded from a low of -175 on February 2 to +25.4, while some analysts still warn the price could drop toward $50,000 based on its 300-week EMA pattern. This shift suggests US investors may be slowly accumulating again, even as technical signals leave room for further downside before a clear market bottom is formed.

As of March 15, 2026, Chainlink's LINK token is consolidating around $9.27 while social engagement has surged by nearly 500%. Technical signals on LINK/USD and LINK/BTC pairs, including bullish divergences and a trendline breakout, align with growing institutional integrations such as Fidelity and SWIFT using Chainlink infrastructure. This combination points to a potential accumulation phase even as price action remains relatively flat.

On Sunday, Bitcoin traded above $70,000 as bulls aimed to secure a weekly close that keeps the price above the 200-week exponential moving average and the former 2021 all-time high. The market remained more than 8% higher for the week, while analysts described repeated selling above $70,000 as consistent profit-taking within a broader range between $54,400 and $78,400.