The crypto market is trying to get its groove back, while The Daily Breakdown looks at the charts for ETH, and explores GRT and PYTH.
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Crypto Corner
Bitcoin stretched its win streak to eight straight sessions, rising 13.5% in that stretch. More notably, it cleared $74K resistance — although with today’s dip, this level is back in focus. Ethereum has also been on the move, surging 8% yesterday and riding an eight-day win streak of its own, where it’s up more than 21%.
We’re continuing our talk about the ins and outs of the crypto market, helping investors become more familiar with the 110+ cryptoassets offered by eToro. Today we’ll discuss GRT and PYTH.
The Graph (GRT): Currently trading near $0.02 with a market cap of ~$301 million
The Graph sits behind a lot of Web3’s plumbing, organizing blockchain data so dApps can actually find and use it. GRT is the token that keeps that machine running, rewarding indexers, curators, and delegators for maintaining and signaling useful subgraphs. While some holders may buy GRT expecting staking-related returns, the token’s core role is functional: coordinating network services, governance, and data access across a decentralized ecosystem rather than representing a passive claim on profits or a centrally managed enterprise.
Pyth Network (PYTH): Currently trading near $0.05 with a market cap of ~$286 million
Pyth Network is building one of crypto’s behind-the-scenes utilities: real-time price data for DeFi. Its oracle system pulls directly from exchanges and trading firms, then pushes that information across chains so apps in lending, trading, and derivatives can operate with faster pricing. PYTH’s role centers on governance and network incentives, not profit-sharing or ownership, which keeps the token tied more to protocol coordination than to any centralized business or revenue claim.
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The Setup — Ethereum
With yesterday’s rally, ETH cleared $2,150 resistance and hit its highest level since February 2nd. If the rally continues, investors might keep an eye on the 200-week moving average, which has been resistance since November. If Ethereum instead pulls back, technical traders will want to see it hold $2,150 as support.
Options
For investors who can’t trade or aren’t comfortable trading cryptocurrencies outright, they can consider ETFs for BTC and ETH. On the Ethereum front, ETHA remains the largest ETF by assets, while also supporting options trading.
Bulls can utilize calls or call spreads to speculate on upside, while bears can use puts or puts spread to speculate on downside. In either case, investors may consider using adequate time until expiration.
For those looking to learn more about options, consider visiting the eToro Academy.
What Wall Street’s Watching
LULU
Lululemon Athletica is set to report earnings after the close and investors will be watching closely to see if there are any signs of a sustainable turnaround. Shares are down 69% from the record high in December 2023, and while the stock rallied ~40% from the September 2025 low to the December high, it gave up all those gains and more as LULU made new 52-week lows on Friday. Dig into the fundamentals for LULU.
NVDA
Nvidia remains in focus amid its multi-day GTC event. Yesterday, CEO Jensen Huang said the company now sees AI chip demand reaching $1 trillion through 2027 — up massively from last year’s guide (but about what analysts were hoping for). Shares inched higher yesterday and are roughly flat in pre-market trading, but other stocks — like Uber — are higher after positive commentary at the event. Check out the chart for NVDA.
Disclaimer:
Please note that due to market volatility, some of the prices may have already been reached and scenarios played out.