On March 9, the Seoul Central District Court is set to review a petition from Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs aimed at stopping three Korean exchanges from ending FLOW trading on March 16. The move follows a December security incident that led to $3.9 million in duplicated tokens, which were later destroyed, while major global exchanges have since reinstated full FLOW services. Despite ongoing development on the Flow blockchain by brands such as Disney, the NBA, the NFL, and Ticketmaster, the FLOW token has fallen about 75% since late December and sits far below its 2021 peak.

Between 5 and 6 March, Chainlink's LINK logged capital inflows while major assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana saw outflows. The token also ranked third in development activity over the past 30 days, and its price is consolidating in an ascending triangle with resistance at $9.17 and support near $8.30. Technical indicators such as RSI and MACD show bearish pressure easing, but a confirmed breakout above $9.17 has yet to emerge. A failure to hold $8.30 could undermine this bullish structure despite the strong on-chain and development backdrop.

A large Pump.fun whale withdrew 853.5M PUMP worth $1.6M from Bybit and OKX within seven hours, lifting total holdings to 8.71B PUMP valued at $16.4M. PUMP is trading near $0.001894 after forming a double-bottom around the $0.00168 support, while exchange netflows remain negative and 70.3% of Binance's top traders are positioned long.

U.S. lawmakers are advancing measures to restrict Federal Reserve CBDC development as XRP Ledger transactions rebound and tokenization expands. XRP Ledger now processes around 2.5 million daily transactions, with RWA transfer volumes up sharply and RLUSD’s market cap near $1.589 billion, suggesting growing reliance on private blockchain infrastructure. These parallel trends highlight how political resistance to a digital dollar may intersect with the increasing role of XRP-based systems and stablecoins in digital finance.

Akash Network's AKT token climbed 20.2% in the last 24 hours to about $0.417, with trading volume soaring 981.7% to $54.47M as the Burn-Mint Equilibrium proposal approaches an on-chain vote. Price is now testing the $0.44 resistance zone while derivatives markets show surging open interest and deeply negative funding rates, pointing to heightened speculative positioning and potential volatility.

On-chain metrics from Glassnode indicate that 36.8 billion XRP are now held at a loss, translating into $50.8 billion in unrealized losses for investors. After reaching a new all-time high above $3 during its 2025 parabolic run, XRP has fallen back into the $1 to $2 range and is currently trading at $1.34.

Pi coin has fallen about 10% in the past 24 hours to roughly $0.20 after briefly reaching $0.23 earlier in the week, as short‑term traders took profits following a more than 20% rally. The broader crypto market has also turned risk‑off, and the key level now in focus is $0.20, with Pi Day on March 14 highlighted as the next potential price catalyst.

On Sunday, Dogecoin's spot and derivatives volumes declined while an extreme 100,456.56% futures netflow drop emerged over an eight-hour window. Futures inflows reached $72.10 million but were outweighed by $99.51 million in outflows, as DOGE traded around $0.088 after several days of price losses. Traders are now watching whether $0.088 can hold as support, with potential targets near $0.103 and $0.117 if a rebound occurs, or around $0.079 on a further breakdown.