MYX Finance has surged nearly 29% in the last 24 hours after a prior 91% monthly decline, with the rebound linked to its V2 partnership with Consensys and a sharp rise in trading volume. The token is consolidating above $0.49, with key support seen at $0.441–$0.430 and initial resistance at $0.546, while traders also eye a March 6 unlock of 9.72 million MYX worth about $9.67 million.

Toncoin is trading around $1.29 with strong bearish momentum, even as Telegram's TON Wallet launches self-custodial Vaults that generate yield on BTC, ETH, and USDT. Technical signals show TON breaking below its 7-day and 30-day moving averages, with an RSI near 26 pointing to heavily oversold conditions. Key price levels include support in the $1.23–$1.30 zone and resistance at $1.41, $1.79, and $2.02, which traders are watching for potential rebounds or further downside.

World Liberty Financial has introduced a governance overhaul proposal that would require unlocked WLFI holders to stake their tokens for 180 days to gain voting rights, with voting power tied to both stake size and lock-up duration. WLFI is currently trading around $0.1155, having dropped roughly 2.9%, and its price movement is closely tracking Bitcoin and wider crypto market sentiment. Key technical levels include support near $0.115 and $0.0994, with resistance seen around $0.1200, $0.1428 and $0.1632.

Ethereum is trading in the $1,800–$1,900 support area after a sharp pullback, with technical signals pointing to easing selling pressure. Large holders have been accumulating ETH while derivatives data indicate falling leverage, hinting at reduced forced liquidations. Vitalik Buterin has moved about 17,000 ETH from his wallets since January, but overall market liquidity has so far absorbed the sales.

On February 23, 2026, Step Finance announced an immediate shutdown after a late‑January breach, with SolanaFloor and Remora Markets also winding down. The hack reportedly drained over 260,000 SOL; STEP plunged nearly 100%, while Remora's rTokens remain redeemable for USDC. SOL slid below $77 amid negative funding and bearish derivatives positioning.

The U.S. SEC appointed Taylor Lindman, formerly a senior legal officer at Chainlink Labs, as chief counsel for its Crypto Task Force. According to the report, LINK traded around $8.18 after rebounding from $8.13, with support near $6.80 and resistance at $8.19, while its price is roughly 51% lower year over year.

The administrator handling Terraform Labs’ wind-down has filed a lawsuit against Jane Street alleging use of non-public information ahead of TerraUSD’s May 2022 collapse, putting Terra Classic (LUNC) under renewed scrutiny. LUNC trades near $0.00003509 after a $0.0000343–$0.00003516 24-hour range, with analysts watching a potential push toward $0.00003925 and 2026 projections between $0.0000242 and $0.000510.

Uniswap's UNI token is sliding in price even as the community votes on expanding protocol fees to all remaining v3 pools on Ethereum and eight additional networks. The proposal would route collected fees to chain-specific TokenJar contracts, bridge them back to Ethereum, and burn UNI, while current market action shows key support near $3.38 and resistance around $4.24.

Solana (SOL) dropped below $82 amid heavier selling and fading risk appetite, signaling a fragile phase for price action. Liquidations are climbing as leveraged longs exit, and $80 remains a pivotal support, with $75 and $90 highlighted as key reference levels. A recovery would require reclaiming resistance in the mid-$80s to reduce near-term pressure.