SIREN Soars by Triple Digits Again, Bitcoin Dipped to 4-Week Low: Weekend Watch

Bitcoin tried to break out earlier this week but was halted at $72,000 and pushed south to a new local low of $65,500 on some exchanges for the first time since the start of the month. Most larger-cap alts followed on the way south, with ETH dipping beneath $2,000, XRP testing the $1.30 resistance, and BNB going down to $610. BTC’s New Local Low After it was stopped at $76,000 in the previous week, bitcoin managed to remain sideways around $70,000 during that weekend before it dropped to $67,500 on Monday morning when most legacy financial spot and futures markets opened. However, it skyrocketed to nearly $72,000 later that day when Trump claimed the US and Iran had reached some sort of de-escalation deal. Once Iran denied the statement, BTC quickly returned to $69,000, but shot up once again to $72,000 on Wednesday, which became a weekly high. The bears stepped up at this point and drove it south to $69,000 on Friday. They picked up the pace once again at this point and pushed it further down to a four-week low of $65,500 yesterday. This meant that bitcoin had dropped by well over $6,000 in just 48 hours. Although it has rebounded to over $66,000 now, it’s still 6% down weekly. Its market cap is down to $1.325 trillion, while its dominance over the alts has slipped below 56% on CG. BTCUSD March 28. Source: TradingView SIREN on the Run Again Despite the community scrutiny and warnings, the AI-linked altcoin SIREN continues to post enhanced volatility, and the past 24 hours were in the right direction. The token is up by over 100% and sits above $1.60 as of press time. Still, it’s more than 50% down from its $3.60 ATH marked earlier this week. In contrast, AAVE and HASH have dropped by 5% and 9%, respectively, while most larger-cap alts have remained sluggish on a daily scale. After yesterday’s declines, ETH remains under $2,000, BNB is just north of $610, and XRP is well beneath $1.35. BCH and CC are among the few alts with gains of over 3%. The total crypto mark...