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Solana rises over 10%, Ethereum returns above $2,000, BTC breaks through $66,800

Solana rises over 10%, Ethereum returns above $2,000, BTC breaks through $66,800

AIcoinAIcoin2026/03/01 07:29
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Solana rose by 10.8%, Ethereum's price rebounded to $2,000, and Bitcoin broke through $66,800 ahead of the traditional futures market opening on Sunday. Cryptocurrency prices saw a significant rebound on Sunday, with Bitcoin rising about 5% to $66,843, after briefly falling below $64,000 on Saturday due to the impact of airstrikes by the US and Israel on Iran. Traders interpreted the confirmation by Iranian state television of Supreme Leader Khamenei's death as a signal that the conflict might be shortened, driving major tokens such as Solana and Ethereum to lead the gains. Despite the notable weekend rebound, weekly performance remains uneven, market liquidity is relatively low, and the subsequent trends in oil prices, stocks, and bonds may affect the sustainability of the cryptocurrency rebound.
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