- Technical Update for Altcoins: Ethereum and XRP Show Slight Signs of Recovery: Ethereum is trading above the key $2000 level, with a cautious bullish trend remaining in the short term. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has moved toward neutrality on the daily chart, indicating a decrease in bearish pressure and improved demand after the previous correction. Meanwhile, the MACD indicator is above its signal line on the same chart, with the histogram expanding, suggesting strengthening bullish momentum despite the price remaining well below the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages. Daily chart of the ETH/USDT pair The daily low at $1945 indicates immediate support. Breaking this level could lead to a new bearish zone targeting the lower level of Saturday at $1835. On the upside, initial resistance is seen around $2150, which aligns with the highest level recorded on February 25 at $2148. A stronger supply zone is expected around the 50-day exponential moving average at $2294. On the other hand, XRP’s price is showing a similar upward trend, rising above $1.41 from the daily opening price of $1.36. Momentum indicators, such as the (RSI) and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), support this short-term bullish trend. For example, the RSI stands at 46 on the daily chart and is trending upward, indicating a waning bearish momentum as buyers attempt to regain control. Additionally, the MACD remains above its signal line on the same chart, with the green histogram bars expanding, hinting at potential sustained momentum. Daily chart of the XRP/USDT pair However, immediate resistance is around the highest level recorded last Wednesday at $1.49, followed by the 50-day exponential moving average at $1.57, and then the super trend barrier near $1.61. A daily close above this price range is needed to ease the bearish trend and open the way toward the 100-day exponential moving average at $1.79, then the 200-day exponential moving average at $2.03. $ETH ‌ $XRP ‌

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- ETF fund flows are heading towards Bitcoin and XRP funds, while Ethereum lags behind. Institutional interest in Bitcoin remained steady this week, with spot ETF inflows totaling $225 million on Tuesday — a significant drop from $458 million the day before. Cumulative inflows rose to $55.48 billion on Tuesday, up from $55.26 billion on Monday, while the average net assets under management stood at $87.58 billion, down from $88.43 billion in the same period. Steady flows indicate that appetite for risk assets like Bitcoin is improving despite the uncertainty caused by the war in the Middle East. Bitcoin ETF fund flows | Source: SoSoValue XRP also reflects steady ETF fund flows this week, as evidenced by US-listed products attracting nearly $7.5 million on Tuesday. Bitwise and Canary Capital funds captured all inflows, totaling $6 million and $1.45 million respectively. Steady cash flows have continued to distinguish the Ripple token since February 24, leading to total cumulative inflows of $1.25 billion and net assets under management reaching $1 billion. XRP ETF fund flows | Source: SoSoValue As for Ethereum, spot ETFs have underperformed compared to their Bitcoin and XRP counterparts, recording outflows of nearly $11 million on Tuesday. BlackRock and Grayscale funds captured all incoming flows, totaling approximately $42 million and $19 million respectively. The Fidelity-backed FETH ETF experienced significant losses, with outflows of $67 million, according to SoSoValue data. The average cumulative inflows stand at $11.63 billion, while net assets are at $11.31 billion. Ethereum ETF fund flows | Source: SoSoValue