Memecoin

Dogecoin rose 4.78% over the past 24 hours to $0.09489, while its monthly performance shows a nearly 4.61% decline amid broader risk-off conditions tied to the West Asia crisis. Between March 18 and March 21, 2026, whale wallets accumulated 470 million DOGE, as derivatives data shows a slightly bearish tilt with key liquidation clusters at $0.0892 and $0.0928.

TRUMP traded at $3.26, up 2.5%, after giving back nearly all of a 49.65% rally that peaked on March 13 and sitting about 20% above its $2.73 all-time low. Glassnode data shows exchange balances jumped from 15 million to around 41 million during mid-March volatility before later stabilizing near 18.5 million, keeping sell pressure in focus. Separately, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) said it has raised more than $32 million in presale funding and is priced at $0.013 with a stated 36% APY staking program.

XRP hovered around $1.40 after slipping over the past 24 hours, even as U.S. regulators clarified its status as a digital commodity. Macro pressure remained in focus, with the Federal Reserve keeping rates at 3.50%–3.75% and oil spiking above $100 per barrel before falling under $90. Separately, Maxi Doge ($MAXI) said its presale has raised more than $4.6 million at $0.000281 per token with a 66% staking bonus.

Siren's memecoin SIREN rallied 75.30% on March 22 over the past 24 hours, while the broader crypto market fell about 2%. Trading activity surged, with volume up more than 720% to $63.51 million. Still, wallet and exchange metrics suggest some large and retail holders may already be taking profits despite bullish derivatives positioning.

This week's roundup centers on an SEC filing tied to the Evernorth (XRPN) Nasdaq treasury, where Ripple cofounder Chris Larsen is described as injecting 261 million XRP into a structure targeting more than $1 billion. It also highlights claims that the SEC has categorized Shiba Inu (SHIB) as a nonsecurity digital commodity, and notes Bitcoin's reaction after the Fed held rates at 3.5%-3.75% on an 11-1 vote.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is trading around $0.000005603, down roughly 1% over the past 24 hours, as attention turns to support near $0.0000056 and a potential retest of $0.0000052. RSI is 55 and 24-hour volume fell 24% to about $120 million, suggesting a neutral, quieter market. On-chain figures show about 200 billion SHIB moved into exchanges against roughly 80 trillion SHIB in total exchange reserves, a shift often associated with rising sell-side positioning.

Bitcoin fell 3.88% over the past week, dropping 3.5% from Saturday's $71.1k high within 24 hours, while altcoin market cap slipped 1.94% in the same window. Kaspa and DeXe led the gainers at +19.5% and +18.62%, while Uniswap, TRUMP, and OKB were among the biggest decliners at -12.4%, -20.51%, and -12.57% for the week.

On March 22, 2026, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu and Pepe were positioned below key resistance while Bitcoin defended the $70,000 area after a midweek dip to $69,370. The meme-coin market cap fell to $31.1 billion from $47.7 billion in early January, with SHIB up 3% and its burn rate jumping 370% as DOGE hovered near $0.095 and PEPE near $0.0000034.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) was down 0.51% week over week, and the memecoin segment showed limited movement among major names. On-chain indicators point to stressed holders, with percent supply in profit at 3.07% at the time of writing and MVRV sitting at an extreme deviation. If the 2022-style pattern repeats, the bearish cycle could extend until September 2026.

Dogecoin traded down to around $0.0910 after ranging between $0.0940 and $0.0950, leaving $0.0930–$0.0940 as near-term resistance. At the time of writing, DOGE was $0.09191, down 2.81% in 24 hours. Analysts point to a hidden bullish divergence and long-term support at $0.07867 as potential catalysts for a move that could extend above $0.44.