Total crypto market cap slipped 0.47% to $2.30T over the past 6 hours, while spot trading volume climbed 5.87% to $58.32B. Bitcoin dominance edged up 0.12% to 58%. Top gainers included KITE (13.12%), JST (2.97%), and MORPHO (1.94%), while TRUMP fell 4.71%, ZEC dropped 6.57%, and JUP slid 7.46%. Funding rates turned negative across major contracts: BTC at -0.0006%, ETH at -0.0062%, and SOL at -0.0144%. BTC, ETH, and SOL remain the most-watched assets across trending lists.
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North America starts daylight saving time, resulting in earlier trading hours for financial markets
March 8 marks the beginning of Daylight Saving Time in North America, adjusting trading hours.
Financial markets in the U.S. And Canada will now open one hour earlier than before.
Investors should remain mindful of the updated trading schedules for various commodities and stocks.
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Solana spot ETFs see inflows every month since launch
US spot Solana ETFs have maintained positive net inflows during every month since their launch, according to data from SoSoValue. November 2025 marked the strongest period, with approximately 420 million USD flowing into these products. The consistent inflow pattern suggests sustained institutional and retail interest in Solana exposure through regulated investment vehicles.
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YELLOW ALERT: SOL long ratio at 76.03% exceeds 75% threshold
SOL futures positioning shows extreme long concentration at 76.03% long vs 23.97% short (3.17:1 ratio), surpassing the 75% alert threshold. This imbalance signals elevated risk of sharp reversals if market sentiment shifts. Current price: $82.33.
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Bitcoin faces downside risk amid credit concerns and geopolitical tensions
Bitcoin is trading at $67,099.90 as market participants assess potential downside risks. Weakness in private credit markets, alongside rising geopolitical tensions and elevated commodity prices, are adding volatility to the crypto landscape. Analysts are monitoring whether BTC could test lower support levels, with $65,000 emerging as a key threshold to watch. The confluence of macro headwinds is creating uncertainty about near-term price direction.
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Large PUMP holder withdraws $1.6M from major exchanges
A major PUMP token holder withdrew 853.5M PUMP (worth approximately $1.6M) from Bybit and OKX over the past 7 hours, according on-chain data. The wallet now holds 8.71B PUMP tokens, valued at around $16.4M. The pattern of withdrawals from exchanges typically precedes either longer-term holding or preparation for larger transactions.
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SIGN drops over 5.59% in 1 hour, the last price is 1,280 VNDC
SIGN trading volume is $15.73m. Market capitalization reaches $78.27m.
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Key economic data and geopolitical risks to watch this week
Markets face multiple catalysts this week that could drive crypto volatility. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are expected to persist, potentially affecting risk appetite across all asset classes. On Wednesday, the February US CPI inflation report will be released, followed by a busier Friday with January PCE inflation, JOLTS job openings, personal income and spending data, and the second estimate of Q4 GDP. These economic indicators will be closely watched for signs of inflation trajectory and labor market health, which typically influence Federal Reserve policy expectations and broader market sentiment.
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Bitcoin dip may not be over as whales sell into retail buying
Large holders have been selling while retail investors buy, a pattern that historically has preceded further price declines. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropped to 12, signaling extreme fear in the market. This divergence between whale and retail activity suggests Bitcoin may continue its downward pressure in the near term.
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XRP tests $1.35 support level as traders monitor key technical zone
XRP is trading near $1.36, hovering around a critical support level at $1.35 that traders are closely watching. The price action suggests the market is testing key technical support, with investors monitoring whether the level holds or breaks.