Ethereum remains trapped below its major moving averages, struggling with overhead resistance.

XRP's recovery from the $1.008 base has run directly into its first major trend barrier, and on-chain data explains both who drove the bounce and what is still missing for it to continue.

Meme coins posted broad weekly gains led by MemeCore's 86% surge, reviving the debate over whether the sector is permanent market infrastructure or recurring speculative froth.

Altcoin breadth has not recovered above healthy levels since October 2025, with the Altcoin Season Index collapsing from near-75 to 43 in a matter of weeks as TOTAL3 falls to November 2024 valuations.

ETH is trading below both its Binance-anchored AVWAP and the Realized Price of its largest holders simultaneously, while exchange flow data sends conflicting signals about whether selling or repositioning is the dominant force.

Ondo Finance's ONDO token gained 50% in a week, reaching $0.40 with a market cap approaching $2 billion.

XRP's price is hovering around $1.44 as of March 21, up 3.15% on the week but still struggling to reclaim meaningful technical ground.

Ethereum has been grinding against the $2.1K level for weeks, and the pattern is hard to ignore. Every approach, every attempted breakout - same result, a rejection.

The amount of Ethereum sitting on exchanges just hit a multi-year low. At 12% of total supply, ETH is being steadily pulled off trading platforms and into self-custody wallets, staking contracts, and cold storage.

Ethereum doesn't get second chances at levels like this. Right now, ETH is pressing against the most significant trendline of this entire market cycle - the ascending support structure that has, so far, defined every meaningful higher low since the last bear market.

Ethereum is regaining strength, with several prominent market analysts arguing that the asset may be significantly undervalued despite improving technical conditions.

Ethereum is entering a decisive phase as on-chain data and chart structure begin telling two very different stories.