XRP is retesting a key support zone near the 200-week EMA at $1.41 after a 2.5% intraday dip to $1.43 on Friday and a rebound above $1.40. Analyst ChardNerd expects a 30%–40% relief rally in the coming weeks, with the 20 and 50 EMAs between $1.80 and $2.00 as potential upside targets. He argues the move could extend into April or May if the prior-cycle pattern loosely repeats and broader market conditions allow.

Solana's tokenized-asset segment is growing even as SOL trades below the $100 level, with RWA value rising to over $1.8 billion and active DeFi TVL reaching $465 million. Ondo Finance is expanding tokenized equities on Solana by adding 50+ stocks and ETFs, lifting Ondo Global Markets listings to more than 250. The data suggests a larger share of on-chain liquidity is being deployed into RWAs through DeFi rather than sitting idle.

Armada Acquisition Corp. II has filed an S-4 to register its proposed merger with Evernorth Holdings, a step that could advance Evernorth’s plan to list on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPN. Evernorth says it aims to hold about 473 million XRP at launch and pursue lending, DeFi yield strategies, and validator participation to increase XRP per share. XRP was last cited trading near $1.45 with daily volume around $2.3–$2.4 billion, while on-chain data showed a one-day outflow spike of 530 million XRP in early February and outflows near 50 million XRP in March.

Grayscale argues Zcash could gain significant upside if demand for private, censorship-resistant payments grows and ZEC captures a larger share of the digital-currency segment. In a March 18 research note, the firm estimates Bitcoin holds roughly 90% of a $1.6 trillion "Currencies Crypto Sector" across fifteen assets, while ZEC represents about 0.3% with around $4 billion market cap. At press time, ZEC traded at $232.93.

Quant (QNT) rose 4.91% over the last 24 hours and gained 24.14% on the week, pushing into a key $80–$88 resistance area. The analysis highlights $75 and $88 as the main swing levels: a daily close above $88 may support continuation, while rejection near $80 followed by a drop below $75 could signal renewed downside.

Grayscale filed an S-1 on Friday for a proposed spot Hyperliquid ETF that would track HYPE and trade as GHYP on Nasdaq if approved. The filing names Coinbase as custodian and does not list a management fee, while noting staking rewards are not planned at launch but could be considered later under certain conditions.

Grayscale filed a Form S-1 with the U.S. SEC on 20 March to register a proposed HYPE ETF linked to Hyperliquid's native asset. HYPE traded around $39–$40 after climbing from below $30 in early March, while crypto ETF flow data showed +$146m last week, +$2.29bn last month, -$1.62bn last quarter, and -$225.8m on 19 March. Approval is not assured and remains subject to SEC review.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has continued to defend the $440 demand zone, and the 4-hour chart flipped bullish on Monday, March 16, creating a potential swing-trade buy setup. A pullback to $449 tested key Fibonacci support before BCH rebounded, with OBV trending higher and DMI indicating a strong uptrend on that timeframe. The bullish view is invalidated on a move below $440, while $494 and $510 are the next levels to watch.