Over the past week, Bitcoin failed to clear the $74k resistance and retraced 8.9%, fueling pronounced volatility among medium-cap altcoins. OKB surged from $77 to $120 after its parent exchange received a $25 billion valuation, while Pi Network’s token broke key resistances and flipped its long-term trend. In contrast, Cardano fell 9.61% amid renewed criticism of its onchain activity and WLFI dropped 14% after a large team token sale, as traders watched BTC approach the $63k-$65k demand zone.

Dogecoin twice approached the $0.1 resistance level after 25 February but failed to break above it, while price has since retreated toward the $0.088 support area. Derivatives and on-chain metrics show rising Open Interest, negative funding, and a liquidation cluster between $0.084-$0.088, suggesting traders expect a move below this local floor.

Over the past 30 days, the crypto AI sector's market cap has climbed from $12.76 billion to $14.42 billion, while Bittensor's TAO has remained stuck in a short-term bearish range between $165 and $200. After a mid-February surge of nearly 50% in five days and a brief move toward $200 on 7 March, TAO faced declining spot demand, negative funding, and rising open interest, pointing to expectations of a move back toward the range lows.

Solana's long-term outlook remains supported by expectations around real-world asset tokenization, ETF inflows, and growing payments adoption. However, recent on-chain metrics highlight rising sell pressure, including spikes in Coin Days Destroyed and exchange inflows as price tested key resistance levels. The shift in HODLer net position change into negative territory suggests long-term holders are taking profits rather than backing a near-term push above $100.

According to CoinMarketCap and Glassnode, the memecoin market cap has fallen 48% over the past year and 6.9% over the past month, while PEPE remains notably weak. PEPE is trading below the $0.00000342 support with bearish short- and long-term charts, and large overhead short liquidation levels suggest a possible short squeeze if prices reverse. However, with Bitcoin recently dropping below $70k and at risk of testing the $63k–$65k region or lower, traders are urged to be patient.

Ethena's ENA climbed to a local high near $0.12 on 4 March before slipping about 15% over the next 48 hours. With the broader trend still bearish since August and key supports like $0.21 already lost, technical levels now point toward a possible move down to around $0.085 in the coming week.

Over the past week, Aptos has repeatedly tested the psychological $1 resistance, climbing to a local peak of $1.11 on 25 February before pulling back by 22% in three days. Technical indicators on the daily and 4-hour charts, including a rising triangle and improved A/D and MFI readings, align with a 1‑month heatmap that shows clustered short liquidations between $1 and $1.12, suggesting a possible bullish breakout while traders remain cautious around this key level.

Ethena's ENA token climbed back above the $0.1 mark as its daily trading volume rose 66% and prices advanced 5.08%. Open Interest increased 11.55% while the token rebounded from support near $0.094, but technical signals suggested this move could be a short-lived retracement toward $0.120-$0.125 rather than a sustained bullish reversal.

PEPE has fallen 2.66% in the last 24 hours and 14.71% over the past week, making it one of the weakest major memecoins as it retests local support near $0.00000342. Technical indicators on both the daily and hourly charts show a bearish structure with declining OBV and weak RSI, suggesting sellers remain in control. Traders are watching the $0.00000358–$0.0000037 retracement zone for potential short setups, while a move above $0.00000379 would invalidate this view.