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Ethereum returns to $2,000, Solana leads gains among major cryptocurrencies

Ethereum returns to $2,000, Solana leads gains among major cryptocurrencies

AIcoinAIcoin2026/03/10 04:47
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U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. military objectives have been "basically accomplished," boosting market optimism for a ceasefire in the Iran conflict. Major cryptocurrencies rebounded along with risk assets, with Ethereum returning to the key $2,000 level and Solana leading the gains. Institutional investors continue to inject capital, with weekly inflows reaching $619 million, and demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs remains strong. Analysts believe whether Ethereum can stay above $2,000 and move toward $2,500 will determine if the market enters a new upward trend, while next week's potentially hawkish Federal Reserve meeting may put pressure on high-risk cryptocurrencies.
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