Bitcoin fell below $76,000 as renewed macro uncertainty and a U.S. SEC delay tied to blockchain-based tokenized stocks pressured broader crypto sentiment. The move coincided with spot Bitcoin ETF net outflows of more than $105 million, while some analysts cite an MVRV reset signal and a still-rising channel as reasons the dip may not mark a structural breakdown.

Solana (SOL) climbed over 5% and moved back above $93 after breaking out of a multi-week descending triangle and clearing a descending resistance line that had limited gains since early March. Spot Solana ETFs saw about $33 million in weekly inflows, while a previously dormant wallet accumulated roughly 67,648 SOL worth nearly $6.23 million, adding to bullish market chatter. Alchemy also introduced a $20 million fund for Solana developers, and traders are watching whether SOL can hold above the ~$90 breakout area with $100 and $120 highlighted as potential resistance zones.

Chainlink's LINK rose more than 7% after breaking out of a multi-month range and reclaiming the $10 level, as traders refocused on tightening supply and improving momentum. Large wallets accumulated 32.93 million LINK over the past month while exchange reserves fell by 13.5 million tokens, alongside reported ETF inflows above $1.4 million and a 119,241 LINK treasury add.

ONDO rose more than 25% today and nearly 70% this week as real-world asset (RWA) tokens regained momentum and traders responded to institutional tokenization headlines. A multi-month range break near $0.35 coincided with a sharp jump in derivatives activity, putting focus on resistance around $0.70 and the psychological $1.00 area.

XRP rose about 3% while the broader crypto market advanced, and price action has stayed compressed just under resistance. It has been trading within $1.28–$1.62, with $1.62 as the upside trigger and $1.28 then $1.15 highlighted as support. A break above $1.62 could open $1.88–$2.22, while slipping below $1.58 may point back toward $1.15.

Bittensor’s TAO has surged from $144 to $375, but price action is now stalling near the $360–$380 resistance band as momentum begins to fade. A TD Sequential sell signal on the 3-day chart adds a bearish technical note after a 160% rally, even as narrative-driven optimism and “next Bitcoin of AI” claims intensify. Key levels highlighted include support around $300 and a deeper zone at $260–$280, while bulls would need a sustained break above $380 to regain control.

On March 7, the crypto market turned lower again, with Bitcoin pulling back toward $68,000 after briefly approaching $73,000 earlier in the week. Ethereum is trading near $1,976 and XRP around $1.36, while over $302.75 million in leveraged positions have been liquidated in the past 24 hours. Rising oil prices, weak U.S. jobs data and forced liquidations are contributing to the latest wave of selling pressure across digital assets.

Heading into the weekend, Bitcoin trades near $68,000, Ethereum around $1,960, and XRP close to $1.42. On February 20, 2026, Ali Charts said whales accumulated over 30,000 BTC in the past week and nearly 200,000 BTC over the last month, aligning with hidden bullish signals and resistance at $69,500–$70,000.

Shiba Inu recovered from channel lows at $0.000005600 and is stabilizing near $0.000006200. On-chain positioning shows large wallets steady rather than adding, while liquidation clusters sit at $0.00000610–$0.00000625 on the upside and near $0.00000570–$0.00000540 below. Without a decisive break above $0.000006200, gains may remain range-bound.