Solana price dipped about 1.9% in 24h to around $86 on Feb 27 as intraday 
volatility clashed with a still‑bearish weekly structure highlighting deeper 
support near $50. Solana (SOL) price displayed early signs of recovery as of 
Feb. 27, though…

Solana price prediction: chart holds mid‑$80 range but weekly chart flags $50 downside

The ruling keeps pre‑2019 investor claims in open court and rejects Binance’s 
bid to send the dispute to private arbitration in Singapore.

New York judge blocks Binance bid to force US crypto claims into arbitration

It has been a rough stretch for Bitcoin. Prices have been pinned between 
$60,000 and $70,000 for weeks, and a brief dip below $67,000 on Thursday did 
little to ease investor nerves. Related Reading: Is Bitcoin The Poor Man’s 
Hedge Against Inflation? Coinbase CEO Thinks So Now, a handful of analysts are 
saying the worst of the selling may finally be over — though what comes next 
is far from exciting. No Crash, No Boom — Just Patience Crypto analyst Willy 
Woo put it plainly on X. The wave of bearish selling by investors &#8220;seems to 
have exhausted,&#8221; he said, giving Bitcoin some breathing room to trade flat for 
the next few weeks. A small bounce toward the mid-$70,000 range is possible. 
But Woo was clear — that kind of move would almost certainly be pushed back 
down before it gains any real footing. His best guess for when the bearish 
trend actually ends is Q4 2026. A genuine bull run, he said, probably won&#8217;t 
return until Q1 or Q2 of 2027. This bearish sell down by investors seems to 
have exhausted, which gives price a repreive to consolidate sideways for maybe 
a month, even a rebound to mid 70s, which would likely to be rejected. This is 
because the broader regime is heavily bearish with both spot and futures… 
pic.twitter.com/MAUlmBJtbE — Willy Woo (@willywoo) February 27, 2026 The wait, 
in other words, is measured in quarters — not weeks. Woo also flagged 
something that doesn&#8217;t show up in Bitcoin&#8217;s price chart. Both spot and futures 
market liquidity are deteriorating at the same time. That combination, he 
said, has never historically produced a real Bitcoin rally. Until one or both 
of those conditions improve, any upward movement is likely to be temporary. 
Why Did Bitcoin Drop In The First Place? Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt 
Hougan had a straightforward answer to that question. Forget the theories 
about market manipulation or fears over quantum computing breaking crypto 
encryption. According to Hougan, the explanation is simple — people who owned 
Bitcoin sold it. Some followed the four-year market cycle. Others cashed out 
to fund investments in AI companies. Some had no particular reason beyond 
wanting out. &#8220;They are mostly done selling, and we are in the process of 
bottoming,&#8221; he wrote on X. The conspiracy theories are wild. First it was 
Binance and then it was Wintermute and then it was an unknown offshore macro 
hedge fund and then it was paper bitcoin and. today it is Jane Street and next 
week it will be someone else. The real reason bitcoin is down is that a… — 
Matt Hougan (@Matt_Hougan) February 26, 2026 Spring Will Come New all-time 
highs will come, he added. &#8220;This is a classic crypto winter, and there will be 
a classic crypto spring.&#8221; Related Reading: Aave Crosses $1 Trillion In Loans — 
No Bank Required For now, Woo&#8217;s analysis offers the most grounded take on 
where things stand. The selling has slowed. The market is catching its breath. 
But with liquidity still weak and no clear catalyst on the horizon, Bitcoin&#8217;s 
path forward looks less like a comeback and more like a long, quiet wait — one 
that, by his own estimate, won&#8217;t end until the final months of 2026 at the 
earliest. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView

Bitcoin Sell-Off Slows Down, But The Road To Recovery Is Long — Analyst

VET, HBAR, DOGE trade below $0.1 with neutral RSI as tax refund season sparks 
speculative March flows as cryptocurrencies continue to plummet. As Bitcoin 
(BTC) faces resistance and major cryptocurrencies trade within established 
ranges, several low-priced digital assets are drawing…

Three cryptocurrencies trading under $0.10 attract investor attention in March

BTC integration plans lift Citigroup’s 2026 crypto custody launch, driven by 
institutional demand and ETF flows. Citigroup Inc., a banking institution with 
approximately $2.5 trillion in assets, has announced plans to develop 
infrastructure for integrating Bitcoin (BTC) into traditional financial…

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