Evernorth data shows XRP Ledger daily transactions have climbed to almost 3 million in March 2026, roughly three times the around 1 million per day recorded in mid-2025. Average monthly activity rose from about 800,000 transactions in May 2025 to roughly 1.3 million in February 2026, even as XRP's price trades near $1.4 and has yet to mirror the network's usage spike.

Bitcoin's Coinbase Premium Gap has turned positive after nearly 10 weeks of negative readings that aligned with a slide from about $95,000 to below $65,000 in February, signaling a tentative pickup in US spot demand. The metric, which compares Bitcoin prices on Coinbase to offshore exchanges like Binance, has rebounded from a low of -175 on February 2 to +25.4, while some analysts still warn the price could drop toward $50,000 based on its 300-week EMA pattern. This shift suggests US investors may be slowly accumulating again, even as technical signals leave room for further downside before a clear market bottom is formed.

Bitcoin has fallen about 44% from its $126,080 all-time high, with a local bottom near $63,000 marking a 53% drawdown, yet an analyst known as Jelle on X argues this remains mild compared with earlier bear markets. Citing historical declines of roughly 84% in 2017 and 77% after the 2021 peak, as well as cycle lengths of 150–152 weeks for bull runs and 52–58 weeks for bear phases, Jelle suggests the present downturn could extend further and last until around October 2026. He also notes that a weekly RSI drop below 37 and a subsequent bullish divergence have historically signaled Bitcoin's final bear market lows, a structure he says has not yet appeared.

XRP has slid from a yearly peak above $3 in 2025 to about $1.39, and analyst CasiTrades warns it may still drop to $0.87 before the current bear market ends. Based on her Elliott Wave and Fibonacci analysis, she argues that XRP remains stuck in a Wave 4 correction that could conclude near $0.87 before a Wave 5 rebound. Her chart then outlines potential recovery zones around $1.085, $1.65, $1.78 and above $1.9 if bullish momentum returns.

Crypto analyst Crypto Bully has outlined a base case for Bitcoin, projecting a possible rally toward $85,000 and eventually above $100,000 while warning that the current downtrend may not be finished. He highlighted key levels around $50,000 to $85,000 and suggested dollar-cost averaging on dips between $65,000 and $50,000. On-chain research also outlined two potential bottoming paths, including a sharp Black Swan correction or a prolonged range between $60,000 and $80,000, with BTC recently trading near $71,000.

Dogecoin is trading well under $1, leaving roughly a 1,000% gap to the long‑discussed milestone, and its 2024 advance stalled before reclaiming the $0.74 all‑time high. Using historical cycle behavior, analyst Javon Marks outlines targets at $0.739, $1.25 and above $1.80, implying rallies of about 750%, 1,100% and more than 2,000%. Another TradingView analyst suggests DOGE may be forming a bottom in a descending channel, with price potentially aiming for levels above $0.097 if it can approach the 100‑MA despite a still‑cautious RSI.

On March 13, 2026, Cardano’s DeFi ecosystem showed strong momentum, with Total Value Locked rising 23.5% in 12 days to $552.35 million while ADA traded near $0.27. Network contributors highlighted that most inflows were denominated in ADA, and the stablecoin-to-DeFi TVL ratio climbed sharply alongside the integration of USDCx. Despite ADA’s long-running downtrend, a technical analyst suggested that a breakout above $0.28 could open room for a price move toward $0.55.

A crypto market analyst known as ₿ariksis has outlined a scenario in which Bitcoin could climb from about $70,000 to $110,000 within 60 days, implying a roughly $40,000 upside move and a gain near 57%. Other observers, including Arthur Hayes and analyst Vivek San, point to Bitcoin’s relative strength versus gold and Nasdaq 100, as well as a long-term rising support trendline and institutional accumulation such as Strategy’s purchase of 17,994 BTC, as factors supporting the bullish outlook.

Crypto analyst Osemka has highlighted that Dogecoin’s price is being repeatedly rejected at a key EMA and could either break higher or fall toward $0.084 as it runs out of room. Other analysts project that if support holds, DOGE could climb toward $0.13–$0.15 and potentially extend as high as $1.80 with targets at $0.739 and $1.25 by 2027. Dogecoin is trading around $0.09639, up over 4% in the last 24 hours, while the EMA hovers just under the psychological $0.10 level.