Now, while the big boys—Bitcoin and Ether—were barely twitching, MOVE was out there, dancing in the spotlight, leaving the CoinDesk 20 in the dust. It’s like watching a scrappy underdog win the race while the thoroughbreds nap in the shade. 🐎💨
XRP price, ever the resilient one, remained supported and began a recovery wave above the $2.350 zone, much like its cousins Bitcoin and Ethereum. It even managed to clear the $2.420 and $2.450 resistance levels, as if it were a gymnast performing a flawless routine. However, when it tested the $2.50 resistance, it faltered, like a dancer tripping over their own feet. The price reacted to the downside, dipping below the $2.45 level, and a low was formed at $2.40. Now, it’s consolidating, like a weary traveler catching their breath.
Crypto seers, gazing into the crystal ball of market analytics, have divined a grand ascent for the Dogecoin price. This vision aligns with its third major bull cycle, a time when Dogecoin has, like a phoenix, risen from the ashes of obscurity to gain purpose and support across the market’s vast expanse. The soothsayers, poring over the entrails of past price cycles, speak of a potential increase of up to 1,160%, a figure that could see Dogecoin not only surpass the lofty heights of $2.28 but perhaps even touch the $3 mark with its eager paws.
As if in a delightful dance, the price of Bitcoin has also taken a turn for the better, leading to an increase in the hashprice—an estimation of daily earnings from one petahash per second (PH/s) of computing power. One might say, it is a most fortuitous time for our miners, who, on this fine Tuesday, March 25, 2025, have witnessed their earnings improve from a modest $46.21 per petahash to a more respectable $49.57, as reported by the esteemed hashrateindex.com.
As part of this amicable settlement, Ripple will graciously pay a $50 million fine, which will be held in an interest-bearing account, because who doesn’t love earning interest? 🤑 Additionally, Ripple has kindly agreed to drop its cross-appeal, meaning they won’t challenge the SEC’s earlier rulings anymore. How very… civilized.
Arkham Intelligence, the Sherlock Holmes of the crypto world, shared this juicy tidbit, revealing that the once-popular exchange moved over 11,000 Bitcoins on March 25th. The analytics company stated that the exchange transferred 899 Bitcoin to a cold crypto wallet (1Jbez) and another 10,608 Bitcoins to another account (1DcoA). 🕵️♂️
Now, for the uninitiated, this technical mishap is often seen as a harbinger of bearish murmurs echoing through the halls of cryptocurrency soirées. Indeed, the moving averages whisper sweet nothings of “waning momentum” while the RSI remains terribly neutral at 51.39—such indecision, one might say, belongs in a Shakespearean tragedy. 🎭 As for Bitcoin’s attempt to scale $90,000—a number both crisp and enticing—it was sadly halted by these gloomy EMAs. Not so much a “breakout,” I fear, as a little stumble in glittery shoes.
In a recent proclamation on the platform X, the sage known as Rekt Capital has declared that BTC has shattered the shackles of a multi-month RSI downtrend. Behold the daily chart, a tapestry of triumph, illustrating how our beloved cryptocurrency has finally escaped the clutches of a prolonged downtrend that began at the dawn of the year. 🎉
On the daily time frame, ADA is in a range so tight it might be choking itself—$0.699 to $0.75, if you’re counting. It’s as if ADA’s trying to decide whether it wants to be an athlete or just another couch potato. But hold onto your hats, cause if this price gets a boot above $0.76, it might just hop a train to $0.85 faster than you can say “bull market.” 🐂
On a day that shall be remembered in the annals of finance—March25th—Custodia Bank, hand in hand with Vantage Bank, unfurled the banner of progress by launching America’s inaugural bank-issued stablecoin on the Ethereum network. This audacious move came on the heels of their joint venture, the tokenization of dollar-demand deposits, birthing the Avit stablecoin. A feat that, one imagines, had the ghosts of yesteryear’s bankers clutching their ledgers in dismay.