Technical Analysis

Bitcoin (BTC) slipped after failing to hold above $68,800 and is consolidating below $68,000 following a drop from above the $70,500 area. The move saw price test the $65,000 zone with a low at $65,030, while the chart shows resistance near $67,250 and $68,500. If BTC cannot reclaim $68,500, support levels highlighted include $65,750, $65,000, and $64,200.

Anchorage Digital announced on March 26, 2026 that it will support TRON, beginning with institutional custody for TRX and later expanding to TRC-20 tokens and staking. As of March 29, 2026, TRX is trading around $0.3178, with analysts watching resistance at $0.33–$0.35 and support between $0.265 and $0.28.

Over the past week, Bitcoin fell 3% and the total altcoin market cap slipped 1.52%, leaving most large-cap tokens in the red. Bittensor (TAO) led gainers after breaking above $302 and rallying from $261.1 to $377.8, while Memecore jumped 33% and Canton (CC) spiked 13.47% in 12 hours on March 28. On the downside, Worldcoin (WLD) dropped 12.5% for the week as Polkadot (DOT), Aave, and NEAR extended their declines.

Joao Wedson of Alphractal highlighted $60,490 as a critical Bitcoin level tied to Binance's Reserve Realized Price, warning that a break below it could put much of the exchange's BTC reserve at an unrealized loss. He noted BTC recently slipped to around $65,000 (down 5.14% over seven days) before consolidating near $66,000, while the metric sits about 9% below current levels.

XRP has hovered around $1.33 for most of the past two days after a March 28 push toward $1.35 failed to hold. CryptoQuant’s Coinbase-vs-Binance premium has slid since March 23 and is now negative at -0.0364, a shift the report associates with weaker institutional demand on Coinbase. Analyst Egrag Crypto says a repeating 5-day setup points to mid-April as a likely decision window, with $1.33 acting as the key near-term level.

Bitcoin has remained below the realized price that excludes inactive supply for two months, leaving $72,500 as near-term resistance and adding pressure on holders. Short-term realized price is at $82.3k, while short-term holders' realized losses have stayed above $300 million per day, including a $372 million loss reported on March 29.

Chiliz (CHZ) advanced 10.6% over the past 24 hours while daily trading volume increased 160%. The move occurred on March 29 and pushed indicators higher, but CHZ still failed to regain the $0.04 level set earlier in March. Technical levels highlighted include support near $0.034-$0.036 and resistance around $0.04 and $0.043-$0.045.

Bitcoin traded at $66,759 on March 29, 2026 around 9 a.m. Eastern time, moving within a 24-hour band of $66,266 to $67,185. The market cap was $1.33 trillion and 24-hour volume totaled $23.11 billion as price sat near short-term support. Technical readings showed subdued trend strength and mixed momentum, leaving direction uncertain.

XRP finished Q1 2024 down -27.3% and is trading near $1.35 after a brief early-January spike to $2.42. OKX shifted about 32.86 billion SHIB from a hot wallet to cold storage, while Michael Saylor reintroduced the "laser eyes" meme as Strategy reported 762,099 BTC held and outlined a $44 billion purchase plan.

Bitcoin dipped to around $65,500 on Friday before clawing back, briefly retaking $67,000 on Saturday, March 28. On-chain figures show BTC net short positioning rose more than 52% over the past two days, a setup that could amplify moves if price continues higher. BTC was trading near $66,880 at the time of writing, up nearly 2% over the prior 24 hours.