Ethereum (ETH) is showing continued selling pressure on charts even as a large share of supply stays illiquid through staking. Nearly 3 million ETH is reportedly queued to be staked with an entry wait of about 50 days, while the exit queue is close to empty. Total staked supply has surpassed 38 million ETH—over 31% of total supply—alongside estimates of $1.1 billion in leveraged longs versus roughly $4.22 billion in shorts.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) slid more than 8% to around $0.229, with $0.2270 flagged as a pivotal support that has held since March 26, 2026. If price closes a four-hour candle below $0.2270, the setup points to a possible further 10% drop toward $0.20, while a break above the descending trendline would be needed to shift momentum. Separate on-chain tracking shows the top 100 addresses raised holdings 2.04% over the past week as exchange reserves fell 1.40%.

HBAR slipped about 2% as traders pointed to a bearish head-and-shoulders setup, with $0.08950 highlighted as the key level to hold. If price remains below it, near-term targets cited include $0.08860 and $0.08780, while derivatives metrics showed Futures volume under $200 million and a long/short ratio that fell to 0.67. A longer-term rebound case still depends on reclaiming resistance near $0.14, with deeper supports discussed at $0.071 and $0.0420.

XRP was trading around $1.32 as exchange balances tightened, with Binance's scarcity indicator rising to 0.59, the highest level since 2024. Analysts cited roughly $738 million in XRP withdrawn from major platforms on March 10 within a 24-hour window, while February saw 7.03 billion XRP leave centralized exchanges, including about 3.38 billion from Binance. Price levels in focus include resistance near $1.40 and support around $1.27–$1.30, alongside mixed signals from whale accumulation and fund outflows.

Solana weakened further against Ethereum, with the SOL/ETH ratio down 3.22% over the last 24 hours and extending a slide that began on March 26. The pair traded near a two-year low, hitting an intraday trough of 0.0392, while the daily RSI approached 30 and a crypto analyst warned of another 25%–30% downside before a bottom. Separately, SOL fell to $81.39 and ETH stood at $2072 at the time of writing, as broader crypto markets saw $305 million in liquidations over the same 24-hour window.

On March 31, 2026 at 19:32, Ethereum hovered near $2,000 as a newly created wallet opened a −9,887 ETH short worth about $20M on HyperLiquid with 20× leverage. At the same time, spot-market taker buy pressure tracked across exchanges was trending higher, while a negative 30-day Sharpe-like reading pointed to weak risk-adjusted returns. The mix of a large bearish derivatives bet and improving spot-demand signals leaves ETH's near-term direction unclear.

Ripple reduced RLUSD supply by about 128 million tokens in a short window at the end of March 2026, via multiple treasury burn transactions. The largest single burn was 79 million RLUSD, and the drop coincided with Q1 closing activity. RLUSD's market cap later slipped below $1.4 billion, ranking it ninth among dollar-pegged stablecoins by market value.

MemeCore's M token gained more than 39% over the past week, trading above $2.30 and lifting its market cap to just over $3 billion after the March 25 hard fork. The upgrade cut gas fees from 1,500 gwei to 15 gwei and added account abstraction plus improved EVM compatibility, while Maxi Doge's MAXI presale reached $4.72 million at a listed price of $0.0002811.