On March 26, 2026, White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks said he would step down after reaching the 130-working-day limit tied to his special government employee status. Bitcoin was trading around $68,700 (about -1.8% over 24 hours), with the Fear & Greed Index cited at 13 as traders watched support near $68,000 and resistance around $70,400.

Ondo Finance said it will partner with Franklin Templeton to bring tokenized publicly traded stocks and ETFs to blockchain users via Ondo Global Markets, while ONDO traded around $0.28 after a 10% 24-hour rise. March 26 closed near $0.27 on $80.8 million in volume, with support seen at $0.25–$0.26 and resistance clustered at $0.285–$0.29; a close above $0.295 is framed as a key bullish trigger.

MARA Holdings sold 15,133 BTC for approximately $1.1 billion between March 4 and March 25 to fund a restructuring of its convertible debt. The company said it used the proceeds to repurchase $1.0 billion in 0.00% convertible senior notes at about a 9% discount, cutting total convertible debt from roughly $3.3 billion to $2.3 billion. Bitcoin was trading around the $70,000 level as the sale was disclosed.

Solana (SOL) was trading around $87, about 69% below its January 2025 high near $295.91, while some derivatives venues showed a long-short ratio above 3:1 and 65.5% of accounts positioned long. Open interest was roughly $2.2 billion and declining even as the long bias increased, alongside a funding rate of 0.0038% per 4-hour period. The report also cited liquidation data around Feb. 28 and March 5, highlighting a skew toward short liquidations and a 52-week low near $77.91.

MemeCore's final hard-fork stage went live on March 25, 2026, cutting gas fees from 1,500 gwei to 15 gwei and adding account abstraction, after which M rose more than 35% in 24 hours to around $2.36. The move pushed M's market cap above $3.1 billion and lifted daily volume to $32.9 million, while attention also spilled into Maxi Doge (MAXI), whose presale has raised over $4.7 million at $0.000281 per token and is nearing a $5 million goal.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) briefly reached $0.00000623 before retreating to just under $0.0000060, as traders watch a key downtrend line near $0.00000620. A cup-and-handle structure on the 4-hour chart and neutral RSI (49–51) suggest a potential breakout attempt, while exchange inflows above 90 billion tokens and weaker burn activity add caution.

BNB fell about 3% over 24 hours to under $630 after peaking at $675 on March 17, while its 50-day and 200-day moving averages were still sloping higher as of March 21. March 26 trading was described as range-bound, with support near $620 and resistance clustered between $650 and $675. Analysts quoted in the report offered opposing views, as some cautioned on volatility while others argued for a bearish breakdown setup.

Gold has fallen sharply since early March, with the selloff accelerating after headlines pointed to a US-Iran de-escalation and traders rotated into risk assets. Bitcoin stayed near the $70,000 area, diverging from XAU as gold pulled back from its late-January peak near $5,600 per ounce and consolidated around $4,500.

Bitcoin traded under $70,000 after a 1.6% drop over 24 hours, following a rebound to $71,200 the prior day. Coinbase Premium fell to its most negative level in over a month and spot volume sank to 2023 lows, while March Bitcoin ETF net inflows totaled $1.53 billion but slowed sharply after the first two weeks. The analysis outlines a base range of $69,000–$74,000, a potential move toward $80,000–$85,000 if conditions improve, and a bearish path toward $62,000 if support breaks.