Dogecoin has extended its pullback below $0.0950 against the US Dollar and is now trading under $0.0935 and the 100-hourly simple moving average. The price is consolidating after hitting a low near $0.0885, with resistance expected around $0.0920 and $0.0932 and key support levels seen at $0.0885, $0.0850, and $0.0820. A sustained move below $0.0820 could open the way toward $0.0800 or even $0.0750, while a recovery above $0.0950 may allow a retest of $0.0975 and $0.10.

Ethereum's price traded 2% above the previous day's close, with daily volume climbing 29%, even as large traders and whales took opposing positions. Around 67,000 ETH worth over $129 million were accumulated between $1,920 and $1,965, while a major whale has sold 475,300 ETH valued at $1.35 billion so far this year after a recent 82,000 ETH deposit to Binance. Analysts note ETH remains range-bound across several timeframes, with futures buying offsetting spot sell pressure and keeping the altcoin in consolidation.

XRP recently retreated after failing to remain above $1.420 and is now consolidating above key support at $1.3320. The price is trading under the 100-hour Simple Moving Average with notable resistance near $1.3880 and $1.40, suggesting a potential new advance if buyers defend current support. A drop below $1.3085 could instead open the way toward lower support zones around $1.2880 and $1.2650.

Ethena's ENA token climbed back above the $0.1 mark as its daily trading volume rose 66% and prices advanced 5.08%. Open Interest increased 11.55% while the token rebounded from support near $0.094, but technical signals suggested this move could be a short-lived retracement toward $0.120-$0.125 rather than a sustained bullish reversal.

According to analyst Darkfost, roughly 38% of altcoins are currently trading near their all‑time lows, surpassing the stress levels seen after the FTX collapse and signaling widespread structural weakness. The total crypto market cap excluding the top 10 assets has dropped toward about $169 billion, with prices sitting below key weekly moving averages and pressing into a critical support region. These conditions reflect fragile liquidity, cautious investor positioning, and a lack of sustained capital rotation into higher‑beta crypto assets.

Since the start of 2026, Shiba Inu's exchange balances have fallen by more than 1.6 trillion SHIB, shrinking total reserves on major platforms to about 80.9 trillion tokens. While this decline suggests more holders may be moving SHIB into longer-term storage, futures positioning shows a higher short ratio around 0.91 and recent price pressure near $0.000006.

In the last 24 hours, Form's FORM token jumped more than 30%, with trading volume climbing to about $89 million as it led gains among the top 200 cryptocurrencies. The memecoin launchpad broke above a key $0.19 resistance and has traded between $0.27 and $0.30 amid rising volatility, driven largely by aggressive whale activity in derivatives. However, spot volume has started to cool and traders have begun deleveraging above $0.30 on Binance, signaling expectations of a possible pullback.

On 3 March 2026, Chainlink added support for Coinbase’s wrapped Bitcoin (cbBTC), allowing users on Monad to move the asset to Ethereum Layer-2 network Base via CCIP. cbBTC has a circulating value above $5 billion and could deepen liquidity for Monad’s expanding DeFi ecosystem, while CCIP’s cumulative transfer volume has approached $15 billion across 77 chains. Despite growing protocol fees and a token accrual program that has locked 2.3 million LINK, the token’s price remains range-bound between $8 and $9.5 amid subdued institutional inflows in 2026.