In a March 26 video, Digital Ascension Group CEO Jake Claver said XRP’s ability to handle bank-scale payments depends less on market cap and more on whether liquidity can absorb large transfers without excessive costs. He argued that higher XRP prices could reduce the token quantity needed to settle transactions such as $100 million and help limit slippage that he claimed could be around 10% for trades of that size. XRP was trading at $1.3337 at press time.

PEPE saw a $20.7 million whale withdrawal as spot netflows showed a -$2.44M outflow, pointing to reduced exchange supply and lower near-term sell pressure. The token has held support at $0.0000319 while repeatedly failing near $0.000040, keeping price compressed between key levels. Derivatives metrics also firmed, with Open Interest up 5.27% to $192.50 million and the OI-weighted funding rate turning positive at 0.0070%.

Worldcoin (WLD) broke below the $0.3 level and printed a 6-month low of $0.2701, with the token trading at $0.282 at press time after a 9.03% daily drop. The Worldcoin team moved 89.65 million WLD worth $26.17 million to a new wallet and then sent funds to multiple centralized exchanges. Market data also showed heavy selling pressure, including $4.26 million in long liquidations and a market cap decline from $1 billion to $876 million.

Solana (SOL) broke out of a February range after Bitcoin (BTC) rallied to $76K by 17 March, but it later failed to hold the $89.9 range high and could not reclaim $100. With SOL trading just below the $83.3 mid-range, indicators on lower timeframes point bearish, while liquidation pockets sit near $83 and $79, making the next 24–48 hours pivotal.

XRP is trading in a sensitive transition zone where the broader market structure is being challenged and a directional break may follow. Analyst EGRAG CRYPTO says a weekly close above $1.80 could help XRP reclaim structure, while sustained strength over $2.20 would be a stronger confirmation; losing the area could open a drop toward around $1.15.

The SEC hit a decision deadline on Friday, March 27, for multiple spot XRP ETF applications, while the agency was also expected to act on 91 pending crypto ETF filings covering 24 tokens. As the deadline approached, XRP derivatives metrics turned more risk-on, with open interest up 14.8% in 24h and perpetual funding jumping 158.19% to 0.0028. XRP was trading at $1.32 at the time of writing, down 2.95%, as markets reacted to macro and geopolitical headlines and a $13.5 billion options expiry.

Kite (KITE) extended its bearish stretch after holder participation eased following a March 24 peak and derivatives traders leaned further short. Circulating supply stayed at 1.8 billion tokens, while market cap was down $57 million and price fell 11% over the past 24 hours. Perpetual metrics showed a sharply negative funding rate alongside Open Interest rising to $50.54 million, pointing to sustained downside risk.

Siren (SIREN), a Binance-based memecoin, extended its sell-off by more than 62% across the last two trading days, trading at $0.875 at press time. Over a 24-hour window, its market cap fell from $1.835 billion to $637.42 million, while volume slipped 14.81% to $90.87 million. Derivatives data also leaned bearish, with $2.94 million in liquidations in the past 24 hours and short-side positioning outweighing longs at key levels.