Midnight’s NIGHT token dropped 6.7% in the last 24 hours and 21.78% over ten days, with bears defending the $0.062 level despite its spot listing on Binance on 13 March. The price is retesting support near $0.047, while the 1-day and 4-hour charts remain bearish and traders watch for a possible rebound toward $0.055-$0.059 as the mainnet launch approaches in the final week of March.

Polkadot (DOT) is attempting a recovery from recent lows as the March 14, 2026 Pi Day Reset imposes a 2.1 billion token hard cap and cuts annual emissions by about 54%. DOT is trading near $1.43, having climbed roughly 17% from a recent low around $1.10, while price action tests support at $1.35 and resistance near $1.55–$1.85. Against Bitcoin, DOTBTC hovers just above 0.00002000, a key support zone that could decide whether the pair bounces or revisits its yearly low at 0.00001833.

Technical analyst Celal Kucuker has outlined a descending price channel for XRP that has been in place since the token's all-time high of $3.6 in July 2025, with two of his interim targets at $2.4 and $1.1 already reached by early 2026. He now anticipates further moves toward $1.8 and $0.9 before a potential breakout that could, in his view, lift XRP to $8.6 between September and December 2026, implying a gain of 330%. XRP is currently trading around $1.41, while the broader crypto market cap has reportedly fallen 18% since January to about $2.4 trillion, adding uncertainty to the bullish scenario.

On March 13, 2026, Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz discussed how XRP's price is influenced more by indirect effects from factors like RLUSD, RWAs and cross-chain bridging than by direct impacts. He pointed to XRP's systematic fee burn and Stellar's 2019 50% supply burn as examples, while XRP trades between $1.36 and $1.45 with tightening volatility bands and daily transactions approaching 3 million.

On March 14, as the Pi Network community marks Pi Day, the project’s native token PI is dropping instead of rising, with its price sliding about 26% in 24 hours. The decline follows a post-listing sell-the-news reaction after trading began on Kraken, looming token unlocks in mid-March, and uncertainty around the v20.2 network upgrade, all against a weak broader crypto market.

Dogecoin is trading well under $1, leaving roughly a 1,000% gap to the long‑discussed milestone, and its 2024 advance stalled before reclaiming the $0.74 all‑time high. Using historical cycle behavior, analyst Javon Marks outlines targets at $0.739, $1.25 and above $1.80, implying rallies of about 750%, 1,100% and more than 2,000%. Another TradingView analyst suggests DOGE may be forming a bottom in a descending channel, with price potentially aiming for levels above $0.097 if it can approach the 100‑MA despite a still‑cautious RSI.

RippleX Head of Engineering J. Ayo Ayo Akinyele has called on XRP Ledger validators and node operators to upgrade their rippled servers to version 3.1.2, following an earlier emergency v3.1.1 release. The new version addresses a rare edge case that can cause outages on public-facing nodes and helps prevent amendment blocking, while operators are also asked to trust a rotated GPG signing key introduced on Feb. 18 for future upgrades.

Over the past 365 days, XRP Ledger daily transactions have climbed from about 1 million to almost 3 million, reflecting a sharp rise in on-chain activity. Evernorth, an institutional XRP treasury firm listed on Nasdaq in October 2025, attributes this growth to payments, liquidity operations and tokenized assets moving on-chain. Despite the surge in usage, XRP is trading around $1.39, below the $2 level, with recent price and volume data showing a disconnect between network activity and market valuation.