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What we can take away from the above chart is that Open Interest is outperforming the price appreciation. This tells us that there's increasing confidence in the market by market participants.
With the announcement of a 25 basis point increase by the US Federal Reserve, the Total Market Cap has broken above resistance once again. The market had likely factored in an expected 50 basis point rise, but the FED took a less hawkish approach. With the market cap above $1.75T, we're looking for it to hold and eventually push up towards $2T.
Reclaiming $40,000 brings BTC back into the $40,000-$45,000 range. Waiting for either a break of structure and longing a retest of support or a break above $45k with targets of $53k and $57.5k.
As we expected, ETH is continuing to outperform BTC for the time being. It has reclaimed $2,750 and, to couple its higher low, ETH has now created a daily higher high. From here, the odds favour a move up to $3,000 (psychological) and $3,200.
DOT has edged up through its range but is yet to trade over $19.40, only rejecting it today. Should it get that daily close above $19.40, we could then see DOT pushing up towards $27.

As we'd mentioned this morning, RUNE and RUNE/BTC were coming up to their resistance (in fact, the RUNE/ETH chart too). With the majors being relatively stable today, we see the price appreciation slow as all of the charts approach their respective resistances.
SOL continues to inch up on low volume from the lower end of its $75-$125 range.
SRM is gradually appreciating along with the rest of the market, moving towards $2. For now, though, it does remain in a bearish structure.

MINA's pump can be attributed to the announcement that it has raised $92M from FTX Ventures and Three Arrows Capital to aid the ecosystem's growth. Whilst this is positive news, and we're seeing the largest volume since the end of November, we'll have to see how this develops as it remains below $2.10 and in an unbroken downtrend.
