Ethereum (ETH) battles the $2,170 level as Bitmine accumulates a $10 billion stake. Discover if the 31% staking ratio and the Pectra upgrade will trigger an ETH breakout to $2,500.

Arm Holdings (ARM) shares skyrocketed on March 25, 2026, closing up 16.38% at $157.07. The massive rally follows the company's Arm Everywhere event in San Francisco, where it unveiled its most significant strategic pivot since its founding: moving beyond chip blueprints into producing its own physical silicon.

Block Street (BSB) has emerged as one of the market's most explosive performers, skyrocketing 83.7% to reach $0.1515 as of Thursday, March 26, 2026. The parabolic move has pushed the project's market cap to $31.49 million, fueled by a high-octane mix of exchange-led trading competitions and a rapidly growing narrative around Real-World Asset (RWA) liquidity. Despite a broader market that remained largely flat (+0.5%), BSB has completely decoupled, printing massive green candles on a staggering $130.46 million in 24-hour trading volume.

Stellar (XLM) gained over 9% in the last 24 hours to trade at $0.1802, while volume jumped more than 49% to $217 million. A daily close above $0.18—an area that has capped price since 1 February 2026—could validate the breakout and set up a 14% move toward $0.21, while failure to hold it may revive downside risk. Derivatives metrics leaned bullish, with Open Interest up 35.97% to $120.55 million and key liquidation levels at $0.1741 and $0.1831.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has signaled support for real-world asset tokenization after Project Acacia findings suggested it could add 24 billion Australian dollars ($16.7 billion) a year to the economy. Assistant Governor Brad Jones said the focus is shifting from whether tokenization will play a role to how it should be implemented, including work on a new DFMI sandbox. He also highlighted interest in linking wholesale CBDC activity with deposit tokens, stablecoins and the RITS payments system.

On Tuesday, Circle Internet Financial (CRCL) fell 22% to $98 after reports tied the move to a revised CLARITY Act draft that would bar platforms from offering stablecoin yield. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said the selloff looked "overblown" and argued the bill does not change his base-case view. He said Circle could still reach a $75 billion valuation by 2030 under what he described as conservative assumptions.

Dogecoin (DOGE) rose 2.35% over the past 24 hours, even as U.S. spot DOGE ETFs logged under $1 million in inflows in March 2026 and held about 0.07% of circulating supply. Whale-sized activity appeared in spot and futures, with buyer-dominant CVD over the past five days. On the 4-hour chart, DOGE broke an inverted head-and-shoulders neckline and flipped above SuperTrend, keeping $0.104 in focus.

Franklin Templeton has teamed up with Ondo Finance to roll out tokenized versions of five ETFs tied to equities, bonds and gold, with onchain trading designed to run 24/7. The products are intended for investors using digital wallets, with Ondo market makers supporting liquidity even when traditional exchanges are closed. The companies said the launch is planned outside the U.S., targeting Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Latin America.