Bitcoin has traded in an ascending channel since rebounding from $65k a week ago, extending its longest bullish streak since early January. BTC recently changed hands at $73,862, up 2.83% on the day, while data showed it outperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq on a risk-adjusted basis over the past week and signaling a possible move toward $75,823 before a pullback.

Zcash's price rebounded from the $197 support level and has since moved within a narrow $200–$230 corridor, recently changing hands around $226 with a notable daily gain. Derivatives metrics showed a strong pickup in activity, with Futures Netflows climbing 544% to $16.5 million and Open Interest rising to $371 million, while a Long/Short Ratio of 1.23 reflected a tilt toward bullish positioning despite ongoing whale selling below $220.

On 12 March, hackers reportedly took over the Bonk.fun domain and embedded a wallet drainer into the memecoin's launchpad, prompting the team to urge users to stop interacting with the site. The project stated that existing launchpad users and BONK traders on terminals were not affected, though some who signed a fake TOS message lost funds and no official loss figures have been released. Following the incident, BONK slid to $0.00000582 amid rising sell volume and declining derivatives activity, leaving the token vulnerable to further downside if panic persists.

Bitcoin rebounded from the $65,000 support to a local high of $70,578, later trading around $69,951 with a 4.31% daily gain as its price moved above the EMA9 level. More than $115 million in short positions were liquidated between 9–10 March, while leverage ratios and futures open interest declined, indicating a broader deleveraging phase. Indicators such as the RSI and Taker Buy/Sell Ratio improved, but price stability may depend on sustaining levels above the EMA9 and overcoming resistance near $74,050.

In 2026, the value of tokenized real-world assets rose to about $24.9 billion, roughly four times higher than a year earlier amid strong institutional demand. U.S. Treasuries, commodities, and products from issuers like BlackRock and Ondo Finance led this expansion, while total RWA holders across major chains climbed to over 663,000. Despite a recent monthly pullback, tokenized RWAs still represent more than $346 billion in underlying assets and could surpass $50 billion in value by 2030 if current trends persist.

Lighter's LIT token has traded inside a descending channel after failing to stay above $1.50, hovering near $1.10 with weekly losses of about 23%. The team has repurchased 7.48 million LIT, or roughly 3% of circulating supply, even as revenue drops from peaks near $1.5 million to around $100k–$122k and derivatives data signal strong selling pressure that could threaten the $1 support unless price reclaims levels above $1.30.

Zcash's price fell 8.29% to around $207 after being rejected at $251 and losing the $250 support, putting the $200 level at risk. On-chain and market data showed rising sell-side volume, negative demand indicators, and reduced buy-side liquidity, while some exchange outflows signaled dip-buying that could help ZEC reclaim resistance near $238 or, if selling persists, slide towards $185.

After Ethereum slipped under the $2,000 level and briefly touched $1,956, derivatives data showed whales shifting from longs to shorts while one dormant holder moved into staking. Large traders opened leveraged short positions on ETH, and another whale staked 8,208 ETH worth $16.85 million, highlighting mixed sentiment around the asset's next major move.

Kite (KITE) rebounded from a brief slip to $0.18 and, after holding above $0.20, climbed to a new all-time high of $0.3036 before trading around $0.3099 with a 26.29% daily gain. Trading volume jumped 156% as buyer dominance strengthened, although rising exchange inflows and positive spot netflows suggest growing profit-taking that could pressure price if selling continues.