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Dogecoin climbed about 2% to $0.096 over the last 24 hours, triggering $470,140 in liquidations equal to 4,897,291 DOGE from mostly short positions. After rebounding from a March 8 low of $0.086 and touching $0.101 on March 13, the meme coin is now consolidating in a narrow range around $0.094 to $0.097, with traders watching resistance near $0.12 and support around $0.09. Possible future moves include a push toward $0.16 on a decisive break above $0.12 or a slide toward $0.0799 if the $0.09 floor fails, while an upcoming payments feature on X is also being monitored as a potential catalyst.

MYX Finance's MYX token has climbed more than 24% in the last 24 hours, extending its weekly advance to 48%, while still sitting over 99% below its former $3.765 billion market cap peak. Derivatives data show rising open interest, positive funding, and notable short liquidations as the price breaks out of a consolidation range and approaches resistance near $0.50.

Santiment data shows Bitcoin wallets holding 10 to 10,000 BTC lifted their share of the coin's total supply to 68% while price hovered near $71,000. Large holders resumed net buying after offloading 65% of coins accumulated between February 23 and March 3, a move that followed Bitcoin's brief spike to $74,000. Analysts now weigh this whale accumulation against elevated retail participation and roughly $767 million of US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows during the first five-day streak of 2026.

Amid rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and oil above $100 per barrel, Bitcoin is trading in a tight band around $70,000–$71,500. Derivatives data show open interest has dropped from over $40 billion to $21.8 billion and funding has turned near neutral to slightly negative, indicating reduced leverage that could still be vulnerable if macro-driven liquidity shocks intensify.

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.

As of March 15, 2026, Chainlink's LINK token is consolidating around $9.27 while social engagement has surged by nearly 500%. Technical signals on LINK/USD and LINK/BTC pairs, including bullish divergences and a trendline breakout, align with growing institutional integrations such as Fidelity and SWIFT using Chainlink infrastructure. This combination points to a potential accumulation phase even as price action remains relatively flat.

On Sunday, Bitcoin traded above $70,000 as bulls aimed to secure a weekly close that keeps the price above the 200-week exponential moving average and the former 2021 all-time high. The market remained more than 8% higher for the week, while analysts described repeated selling above $70,000 as consistent profit-taking within a broader range between $54,400 and $78,400.

Bitcoin recently failed to clear the $74,000 resistance and is now trading near $70,000 with limited bullish momentum. Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted on March 14 that the MVRV Z-Score, currently around 0.469 and historically important near -0.262, suggests the market could see further downside before a durable local bottom forms. Bitcoin is priced around $71,480, up over 1% in 24 hours and more than 6% over the past week.

A new wallet has opened a 10x leveraged long worth about $2.27M on 251,798 Chainlink tokens, with liquidation set near $6.5547, underscoring strong directional conviction. LINK has now broken out of a descending channel, is trading around $9 with support near $8.45, and faces key resistance at $9.60 while derivatives data show Binance’s top traders and recent short liquidations skewed toward the bullish side.

On 15 March 2026, Strategy chairman Michael Saylor reiterated the firm's commitment to accumulating Bitcoin, sharing a chart that tracks 102 separate BTC purchases. Strategy now holds 738,731 BTC valued at roughly $53.05 billion at a market price near $71,700, while its average entry cost stands around $75,863 per coin and Bitcoin trades in a consolidation range with neutral technical indicators.