Ethereum (ETH) climbed nearly 3% on Wednesday, extending a rebound that lifted price back to the $2,160 area. Ali Martinez said the move may signal a shift from bearish to bullish, highlighting an ascending-triangle setup, on-chain MVRV readings below 0.8, and a SuperTrend flip as key supports for the thesis.

Ethereum (ETH) battles the $2,170 level as Bitmine accumulates a $10 billion stake. Discover if the 31% staking ratio and the Pectra upgrade will trigger an ETH breakout to $2,500.

Block Street (BSB) has emerged as one of the market's most explosive performers, skyrocketing 83.7% to reach $0.1515 as of Thursday, March 26, 2026. The parabolic move has pushed the project's market cap to $31.49 million, fueled by a high-octane mix of exchange-led trading competitions and a rapidly growing narrative around Real-World Asset (RWA) liquidity. Despite a broader market that remained largely flat (+0.5%), BSB has completely decoupled, printing massive green candles on a staggering $130.46 million in 24-hour trading volume.

Stellar (XLM) gained over 9% in the last 24 hours to trade at $0.1802, while volume jumped more than 49% to $217 million. A daily close above $0.18—an area that has capped price since 1 February 2026—could validate the breakout and set up a 14% move toward $0.21, while failure to hold it may revive downside risk. Derivatives metrics leaned bullish, with Open Interest up 35.97% to $120.55 million and key liquidation levels at $0.1741 and $0.1831.

On Tuesday, Circle Internet Financial (CRCL) fell 22% to $98 after reports tied the move to a revised CLARITY Act draft that would bar platforms from offering stablecoin yield. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said the selloff looked "overblown" and argued the bill does not change his base-case view. He said Circle could still reach a $75 billion valuation by 2030 under what he described as conservative assumptions.

Ethereum rebounded above $2,100 after recent volatility, but on-chain watchers say some large holders have shifted from accumulation to selling. A dormant wallet reportedly sent 15,000 ETH (about $30.97 million) to Coinbase, and another whale sold 15,002 ETH on March 23 for roughly $30.97 million. With ETH around $2,100 and down more than 5% over the past seven days, continued large sell-offs could add pressure and test $2,000.

Ripple broadened its Singapore payment permissions under a Major Payment Institution license and joined MAS's BLOOM initiative with Unloq to pilot programmable trade settlement using XRP Ledger and RLUSD. At press time, XRP volume rose from $2.1 billion to $3.6 billion, while price rebounded from $1.38 to $1.42 as traders reacted.

Investors are repositioning ahead of the CLARITY Act, as expectations that stablecoin balances may not earn yield raise questions about where on-chain "passive" returns will come from. Ethereum was up 1.5% intraday at the time of writing and sat near $2.2k resistance, while analysts argue capped stablecoin yields could redirect capital into ETH staking and increase network activity. The setup is also framed around a roughly $164 billion stablecoin pool on Ethereum, a reported plan to stake about $6 billion worth of ETH over the next 50 days, and about 3.46 million ETH ($7.4 billion) available on exchanges.