Blockchain data from Arkham shows a mid-sized "shark" wallet closed a 14.5 billion SHIB position on Binance at an 83.2% loss. The trade, worth over $508,000 when opened near Shiba Inu's March 2024 peak of $0.00004546, was sold for roughly $86,000 after about two years of inactivity as SHIB trades near $0.00000580.

PEPE is trading near $0.00000333–$0.00000334, with sellers capping price below resistance around $0.00000336–$0.00000338 while buyers defend support in the $0.00000327–$0.00000334 area. Analyst Pepe Whale highlights a resistance band at $0.0000048–$0.0000050, where a daily close above $0.0000050 could open a path toward $0.0000085–$0.0000120, while a loss of support near $0.0000038 may expose the token to downside toward $0.0000026.

Dogecoin is changing hands around $0.09556 with a 1.04% daily gain as its market cap hovers near $14.66 billion and 24-hour volume reaches about $757 million. Over the past week, active addresses on the network jumped 176% from 41,557 to 114,662, and analysts note that this rise in on-chain activity alongside an ascending price support near $0.095 could influence volatility around the $0.10 area.

Shiba Inu has advanced about 11% since Monday, lifting its price from $0.00000527 to roughly $0.00000595 as the second week of March progresses. Bollinger Bands on the weekly chart indicate potential for a further 22% climb toward approximately $0.00000760. Historical reactions to the lower band since September 2025, including rebounds after tests in October and January, reinforce the current bullish setup.

Dogecoin has seen trading volume climb by more than 100% in recent sessions, yet its price remains near $0.093 and trades around $0.09344 after a 6.20% drop over the past 24 hours. The market structure still reflects a persistent downtrend with price below key moving averages, even as derivatives data shows long-short ratios tilted toward bullish positions. Heavy long exposure could trigger forced liquidations if a rebound fails, potentially deepening any downside move.

On Tuesday, XRP moved sideways after a recent jump in market liquidity, with the price hovering around $1.39 and up about 2% over the past week. Several analysts argue that XRP's current chart structure resembles its 2017 rally, flagging possible upside above $20 if momentum holds. Others warn that Bitcoin's performance and broader market cycles could still drag XRP back toward $0.70 before any sustained move toward the $1.80–$2 range.

Dogecoin is trading around $0.09081 after a 2.4% rebound, with price action fluctuating between nearby support at $0.088–$0.087 and resistance near $0.09235. Analysts highlight a persistent downtrend and warn that repeated tests of the $0.088 area and a recent break of the $0.089 floor toward about $0.08688 could pave the way for further declines if sellers keep control.

On Saturday, March 7, data from CryptoQuant showed Shiba Inu exchange netflow at -131,956,300,000 SHIB over the prior 24 hours as traders withdrew more tokens than they deposited. During the same period, SHIB open interest increased 2.24% to over 10.09 trillion SHIB in derivatives contracts while the spot price traded around $0.00000528, down 1.64% in a day. The combination of negative netflows and rising futures exposure points to active positioning around the meme token despite its weak price action.

PEPE is trading near $0.00000325–$0.00000326 after slipping from about $0.00000336, with sellers keeping control below resistance at $0.00000343–$0.00000347. The nearest support is around $0.00000320, while indicators such as RSI near 34–39 and a negative MACD point to weak momentum and a prevailing bearish structure. A 6-hour close above $0.00000347 would be needed to challenge the downtrend and hint at a short-term recovery.