PIEVERSE (Pieverse) rose 17.96% in the last 24 hours.

PIPPIN drops 37% as $43 million is withdrawn from the market – What's going on?

In the past 24 hours, the price of PIPPIN has dropped sharply by 37%, matching a decrease of $43 million in open contracts (OI), indicating a wave of large position closures happening in the market. This significant decline often reflects traders exiting leveraged positions as prices fall. This suggests that a strong wave of liquidation is underway in the market.

Arthur Hayes: BTC has not yet decoupled from American SaaS technology companies and may only be a short-term rebound

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Arthur Hayes posted on the X platform stating that BTC (white) has not yet decoupled from the US SaaS technology company (green). This may just be a short-term rebound, and it has not yet moved out of the danger zone. Patience is required.

Pi Network price hits two-week high, protocol upgrade drives 8.5% increase

Pi Network's native token PI rose about 8.5% on March 4th, reaching a nearly two-week high, following the successful upgrade to protocol v19.9. The upgrade aims to strengthen network capabilities and will introduce v20.2 before Pi Day 2026. Despite the short-term increase, the Pi Foundation transferred 60.99 million tokens, which could trigger supply pressure. Technically, PI faces a key resistance level at $0.173.

Gate Institute: Under wartime conditions, BTC's trend remains stable with a slight upward bias, and volatility stays high

According to observations from the Gate Research Institute, the current implied volatility for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are 55% and 74%, respectively, reflecting the options market's high expectations for short-term price fluctuations. Recent negative Delta skew for BTC and ETH indicates increased demand for short-term puts. The Gamma distribution is concentrated around March 13, which could lead to amplified volatility. In terms of large options trades, significant buying activity has been observed for both BTC and ETH.

Bitcoin surges past $74,000! Korean stocks plunge 20% over two days, retail investors returning to crypto becoming a rebound driver?

Bitcoin recently broke through $74,000 and attracted $680 million in ETF inflows within two days, as a sharp decline in Korean stocks prompted retail investors to move funds into the crypto market. Although the market remains optimistic, some experts warn of potential bull trap scenarios and advise caution. Overall, opinions on Bitcoin's upward trend remain divided.

Ethereum (ETH) recovers with record OI: What is the market expecting?

Ethereum (ETH) broke above the $2,100 mark during Thursday's trading session, riding the wave of recovery spreading across the cryptocurrency market. The rally of the largest altcoin in the market is accompanied by a surge in open interest (OI), which now stands at 13.43 million ETH — the highest since January 31.