3.10 Big Brother and Second Brother Intraday Yesterday, Bitcoin and Altcoins were driven by market sentiment, experiencing a strong rally, but the trend did not break through effectively. The key resistance above remains firmly in place. From the four-hour chart, after the price climbed with consecutive bullish candles and touched the upper Bollinger Band, it quickly encountered resistance. Subsequently, a long upper shadow candle directly swallowed the previous gains, and the short-term rebound rhythm has been clearly interrupted. From the overall structure, the resistance above remains significant, and the rebound lacks sustainability. This upward movement is more of a technical correction within a downward trend. The bearish dominance has not changed, and the market is still expected to consolidate and retreat. Big Brother's support is around 70500, with a pivot near 71500, and a downside target around 68000; if broken, look toward 65800. Second Brother's support is around 2050, with a pivot near 2100, and a downside target around 1980; if broken, look toward 1920. #Gate2月透明度报告 #加密市场上涨 #特朗普称伊朗战事接近尾声

The funding rate for XRP perpetual futures has been negative for 39 consecutive days, indicating that traders are continuously bearish. Despite the large short positions, XRP's price remains stable around $1.35, similar to the period before the significant price surges in 2022 and April 2025. This imbalance between market sentiment and price movement suggests that the market could experience sharp volatility, and breaking through key resistance levels may trigger a short squeeze, with target prices ranging from $1.80 to $2.00.

CoinWorld News: Despite geopolitical turmoil triggering market concerns, cryptocurrency investment products recorded a net inflow of $619 million last week, with Bitcoin products accounting for $521 million, continuing the inflow trend from the previous week. Ethereum and Solana products also received inflows of $86 million and $15 million respectively, while XRP experienced outflows of over $30 million.