Binance announced the removal of 21 tokens from its Binance Alpha platform, after which several of the affected altcoins recorded sharp double-digit losses and some dropped by around 70–80%. The exchange also recently paused Ethereum network deposits and withdrawals for an upgrade and expanded spot trading pairs for the U stablecoin over the past few months.

On March 13, 2026, Pi Network's native token PI jumped as much as 31% after Kraken confirmed it would list the coin, pushing its price to around $0.29, the highest level since mid-September 2025. Despite the surge and renewed optimism ahead of the March 14 Pi Day, on-chain data shows exchange reserves above 451 million PI and growing inflows, signaling possible sell-off pressure once trading and event hype subside. Traders are now watching whether fresh liquidity on Kraken will sustain demand or simply provide an exit for long-time holders.

In a March 12, 2026 X discussion, Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz used Stellar’s 2019 50% XLM supply burn to address calls for a large XRP burn. He argued that despite Stellar destroying 55 billion XLM and XRP escrow currently totaling over 33.6 billion tokens, XLM’s long-term price chart continued to closely track XRP, suggesting a massive burn might not guarantee sustained price gains.

On March 13, on-chain data indicated that several whale wallets withdrew a total of 2.54 million TRUMP tokens, worth about $8.8 million, from Binance within 12 hours. One wallet tied to trader "DNTpoX" alone moved 2 million TRUMP, roughly $6.92 million, as the token traded at $3.79 after rising 33.1% in 24 hours. The clustered withdrawals into newly created addresses have been interpreted by some observers as a possible accumulation pattern by large holders.

On March 13, 2026, Kraken launched spot trading for the PI/USD pair, becoming the first major U.S. exchange to list Pi Network's mobile-mined token. Ahead of the listing, PI climbed 33% in a week to between $0.23 and $0.29 with volumes of 60.88M PI, yet it still trades about 90.82% under its early 2025 peak of $2.99. The debut follows Pi Network's February 2025 Open Mainnet, recent protocol upgrades and plans for a native DEX and validator rewards scheduled into Q2 2026.

Cardano’s privacy-focused Midnight (NIGHT) token has reached 57,079 unique holders and about $869.7 million in market capitalization, according to Cexplorer.io and project data. Over the past two months since the Glacier Drop launch, the holder base has expanded by 300%, while the price has climbed 10.68% in 24 hours to $0.05236 despite trading volume dropping by 50.83% to $66.97 million.

On March 13, 2026, analyst Ali Martinez argued that a multi‑year triangle pattern on XRP points to a potential $48 price target in the next bull run, implying a gain of roughly 3,300% from around $1.40. Such a move would lift XRP's market capitalization toward $3 trillion, exceeding bitcoin's prior peak and rivaling major global corporations, while other analysts focus on nearer resistance at $1.43–$1.50 and rising long positions on Binance. Bollinger Bands are tightening after a period of sideways trading, hinting at a major move ahead without indicating the direction.

According to data from RWA.xyz, the Plume network now has over 263,000 real-world asset (RWA) holders, the highest user count among tracked blockchains. Ethereum, while still leading in RWA value with more than $15.4 billion and $26.43 billion in distributed asset value across the sector, counts just over 153,000 RWA holders and ranks behind both Plume and Solana. XRP Ledger, BNB Chain, Stellar and Polygon show mixed results, with relatively lower user numbers but in several cases sizeable RWA totals, and the broader RWA market represents $336.08 billion in value, mostly in stablecoins.