World Liberty Financial, a crypto project backed by Donald Trump and his family, is holding a governance vote from March 6 to March 13, 2026 on a proposal that links voting rights to staking WLFI tokens for 180 days. The plan introduces a lock-based voting formula, node tiers requiring stakes of 10 million and 50 million WLFI, and a 2% estimated annual yield, while critics highlight that early investors are forced to lock their only unlocked tokens and that team-linked wallets already control around 59% of voting power. The project has raised between $550 million and $590 million across two token sales, its USD1 stablecoin has roughly $4.7 billion in circulation, and Trump-related entities are entitled to 75% of net revenue.

Solana's price dropped from above $90 and moved below $88, $85 and $82, reaching a low near $80.29. SOL is now trading under $85 and the 100-hour simple moving average, with resistance seen around $85, $87.20 and $88.80. If buyers can hold the $82 and $80 support zones, the price could attempt a recovery toward $95 or even $102.

XRP extended its decline below $1.3650 and $1.3550 and is now trading under $1.3620 and the 100-hour Simple Moving Average while it consolidates recent losses. The price faces immediate resistance at $1.3520 and $1.3800, with stronger barriers at $1.3980 and $1.4250 that could cap any recovery. On the downside, support is seen around $1.3365 and $1.3220, and a break below these zones could open the way toward $1.3120 and potentially $1.30.

On March 8, XRP’s on-chain burn activity climbed to about 519 tokens destroyed as fees over 24 hours, up roughly 27.82% alongside higher network usage. During the same period, XRP’s price pulled back below $1.40 to around $1.35 and XRP ETFs recorded more than $16 million in daily outflows, even as rising on-chain activity hinted at a potential price rebound.

On March 9, the Seoul Central District Court is set to review a petition from Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs aimed at stopping three Korean exchanges from ending FLOW trading on March 16. The move follows a December security incident that led to $3.9 million in duplicated tokens, which were later destroyed, while major global exchanges have since reinstated full FLOW services. Despite ongoing development on the Flow blockchain by brands such as Disney, the NBA, the NFL, and Ticketmaster, the FLOW token has fallen about 75% since late December and sits far below its 2021 peak.

Between 5 and 6 March, Chainlink's LINK logged capital inflows while major assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana saw outflows. The token also ranked third in development activity over the past 30 days, and its price is consolidating in an ascending triangle with resistance at $9.17 and support near $8.30. Technical indicators such as RSI and MACD show bearish pressure easing, but a confirmed breakout above $9.17 has yet to emerge. A failure to hold $8.30 could undermine this bullish structure despite the strong on-chain and development backdrop.

A large Pump.fun whale withdrew 853.5M PUMP worth $1.6M from Bybit and OKX within seven hours, lifting total holdings to 8.71B PUMP valued at $16.4M. PUMP is trading near $0.001894 after forming a double-bottom around the $0.00168 support, while exchange netflows remain negative and 70.3% of Binance's top traders are positioned long.

U.S. lawmakers are advancing measures to restrict Federal Reserve CBDC development as XRP Ledger transactions rebound and tokenization expands. XRP Ledger now processes around 2.5 million daily transactions, with RWA transfer volumes up sharply and RLUSD’s market cap near $1.589 billion, suggesting growing reliance on private blockchain infrastructure. These parallel trends highlight how political resistance to a digital dollar may intersect with the increasing role of XRP-based systems and stablecoins in digital finance.