Bitcoin fell back below $70,000 and printed an intraday low of $69,914.54 after trading above $71,000 earlier in the week following talk of a truce proposal to Iran by US President Donald Trump. On-chain indicators cited by CryptoQuant show cooling usage—fewer active addresses and transactions—while key levels highlighted include support at $69,423 and resistance around $71,645.

Bitcoin climbed back above $71,000 as traders tracked geopolitical developments and risk sentiment remained cautious. The Fear & Greed Index stood at 35, while on-chain exchange outflows pointed to accumulation and Bhutan's government shifted roughly $37 million in BTC from state-linked wallets.

Balancer founder Fernando Martinelli has proposed shutting down Balancer Labs after months of legal and economic pressure, while the Balancer protocol continues operating under a new setup. The plan would end BAL emissions, remove veBAL governance, redirect protocol fees to the DAO treasury, cut V3 swap fees, and introduce buybacks and burns that could remove up to 35% of supply over time. BAL was trading near $0.15, with support around $0.126 and resistance near $0.1785 and $0.20 as the overhaul's execution becomes the key variable.

XRP is consolidating after a brief relief rally that followed a March 23, 2026 post by US President Donald Trump about postponing military strikes for 5 days. XRP is trading around $1.43 and has stayed in a tight $1.36–$1.46 range, while active XRPL addresses fell by more than 40% in just a few days. Retail ownership is still growing, but overall on-chain participation and momentum appear to be weakening.

Bitcoin has climbed about 6.5% over the past week to roughly $74,000, while Citigroup has revised its 12-month price target down to $112,000 from around $143,000. The bank links this more cautious outlook to slow progress on US crypto regulation and softer network activity, even as institutional and retail demand remain important drivers. Citi also sketches a wide scenario range between $58,000 and $165,000, underscoring both risk and potential upside for traders.

XRP has rebounded to about $1.60 after technical indicators signaled a rare long-term bottom and the token overtook BNB in market capitalization. Key support is clustered around $1.44–$1.48, with a potential downside level near $1.34 if this zone fails. A sustained breakout above $1.60 backed by stronger trading volume is needed to confirm further upside in the current trend.

TRON (TRX) has recently joined the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program, aligning the network with major blockchain players and enhancing its access to traditional payment rails. At the same time, Tron has generated nearly $25 million in revenue over the last 30 days, largely from USDT transfers supported by low fees and high throughput. TRX is currently consolidating between $0.28 and $0.31, with technical indicators pointing to a potential move toward $0.43 if resistance levels are cleared.

XRP is trading near $1.38 after several months of sideways consolidation that some analysts interpret as the end of a prolonged correction. They argue the current structure closely resembles the setup before the 2017 surge and suggest a Wave-5 breakout could target around $5.85. Additional projections outline possible resistance around $1.88, $2.35 and above $3, with more optimistic scenarios extending as high as the $20 region.

Cardano's ADA token is trading near $0.2646 after breaking below the $0.27 level, with on-chain data showing mid-sized and large holders reducing positions. Charles Hoskinson has sharply criticised the proposed CLARITY Act, arguing it would default most digital assets to securities status and harm US crypto innovation. Traders are watching resistance around $0.29–$0.30 and key support near $0.28, with downside levels seen at $0.25 and below if selling persists.