Kite (KITE) rebounded from a brief slip to $0.18 and, after holding above $0.20, climbed to a new all-time high of $0.3036 before trading around $0.3099 with a 26.29% daily gain. Trading volume jumped 156% as buyer dominance strengthened, although rising exchange inflows and positive spot netflows suggest growing profit-taking that could pressure price if selling continues.

Dogecoin fell below the $0.1 mark, slipped through $0.09 support to a low of $0.088, and later traded around $0.092 with a 2.56% daily gain. On-chain metrics show muted retail participation and growing whale sell activity, while indicators like RSI and Parabolic SAR continue to signal a broadly bearish structure.

Jupiter (JUP) rebounded from $0.14 to a two-week high of $0.176. As of writing, it traded near $0.172, up 17.13% on the day, with rising futures netflows and open interest even as long/short ratios below 1 on Binance and OKX signaled caution. Spot inflows outpaced outflows, increasing the risk of a pullback toward $0.14.

LayerZero's ZRO recovered after a late‑February drop to $1.30, reaching $1.88 before easing to about $1.81, with a 1.29% daily close gain. Momentum tools flipped bullish and traders are eyeing resistance near $2.00, while a break of structure could revisit $1.50 and profit‑taking remains a risk.

Decred fell sharply as broad crypto risk spiked, dropping 27% from a five‑month peak of $37 to a $27 low and changing hands near $28.5, down 19.5% on the day. The coin had gained 18% over the prior week before the selloff. If sentiment stabilizes, focus shifts to $35; if stress persists, $24 and then $20 are in view.

Internet Computer's ICP climbed to a three-week peak of $2.7 before easing to $2.5, marking a 10.7% daily gain and breaking a prior downtrend. Whale buying around $2.4 and $2.3 has formed a strong demand zone, with ICP now challenging the EMA50 near $2.7 and eyeing a potential move toward $3 if bullish momentum persists.

Polygon’s POL token was trading near $0.108, holding the $0.10 support after a 4.06% daily gain and a 17% rise in volume. The network recently burned 100 million POL in a major deflationary move, while indicators like Stochastic RSI, Stock-to-Flow Ratio, and exchange supply ratio pointed to a tug-of-war between bullish momentum and elevated selling pressure.

Bitcoin fell to a low of $60,000 after flashing a sell signal near $95,000, and was trading at $66,988 with a 1.75% daily loss and a 46% drawdown from its $126,000 peak. Key on-chain and market metrics, including a Sharpe Ratio of -38, an all-time high Stock to Flow Ratio rising from 127 to 261, and the MVRV Z Score dropping to $0.445, suggest a possible cycle bottom even as price consolidates between $65,000 and $70,000. Despite extreme bearish sentiment and weak market structure, heightened scarcity and historical patterns could set the stage for a future recovery if selling pressure eases.

Hyperliquid [HYPE] slipped under $30 and hit $29 after failing to hold $32, posting lower closes for two straight days. It was down 4.9% on the day and 8.9% for the week, sliding beneath the EMA20. Despite the drop, futures activity showed fresh long interest and a long bias across major venues.