XRP fell from around $1.44 on March 21 to retest a horizontal support zone just under $1.38 by March 23. The RSI has printed higher lows as price made lower lows, forming a bullish divergence and moving out of the 20–30 oversold band. Separately, reports cite strong retail demand alongside XRP spot ETF assets sitting just above $1 billion.

On March 23, 2026, DDC Enterprise said it bought an additional 200 bitcoin, bringing its treasury to 2,383 BTC valued at about $165 million. The company reported the new coins were acquired at an average price of $79,969 each and cited a year-to-date "BTC yield" of 44.9% as it continues incremental accumulation amid volatile prices.

An escalating corporate appetite for Bitcoin and a high-stakes "war chest" strategy from GameStop are set to collide this week. As the Q4 2025 earnings cycle for major infrastructure and retail players concludes, the market is bracing for a shift from speculative digital asset plays to fundamental execution.

Ethereum (ETH) fell sharply from the $2,220–$2,200 area and is consolidating above $2,020 after printing a $2,025 low. The pair remains below $2,120 and the 100-hour SMA, with two bearish trend lines capping rebounds near $2,120 and $2,165. A move above $2,165 could reopen $2,200, while a break below $2,025 may put $2,000 and $1,965 in focus.

Bitcoin fell sharply from above $72,000, breaking below $71,200 and $70,500 before sliding to a $67,343 low. BTC is consolidating under $70,000 and the 100-hour simple moving average, with resistance highlighted near $69,200 and $70,000. A move above $70,000 could ease pressure, while failure to reclaim it may expose supports at $68,000 and $67,250.

US lawmakers and White House officials agreed in principle on Friday to settle rules for yield on stablecoins, aiming to unblock broader crypto legislation in the Senate Banking Committee. The framework would still prohibit issuers from paying interest directly, while allowing platforms to offer regulated rewards tied to reserve-backed instruments, with caps linked to Treasury rates under discussion. The compromise is expected to be put into formal text before an April committee vote.

Fidelity Investments urged the U.S. SEC to speed up rulemaking that would integrate crypto assets into existing market structures, with a focus on alternative trading systems. The firm said broker-dealers still need clearer guidance to offer, custody and trade crypto assets and to support crypto-security trading pairs. Fidelity also pressed for clearer standards for secondary trading of tokenized securities and for clarification on using blockchain for recordkeeping and on-chain settlement.

Across Protocol has floated a temperature check proposal dated Mar. 22 to move away from a token-and-DAO setup toward an equity-based corporate structure. Investors and analysts cited governance speed, partnership friction, and token designs that often lack direct claims on revenue as reasons more projects may weigh similar restructurings, while noting tokens can still fit some protocols.