Coinbase has suspended trading for Ronin (RONIN) as the network moves into the execution stage of its planned migration to a new Ethereum layer-2. The exchange said on 30 March that users can still withdraw funds, but it will not handle the migration for customers and RONIN must be moved to a compatible self-custodial wallet before the upgrade completes.

XRP traded around $1.30 on Monday while Bitcoin tried to stay above $67,000, but analyst Sam Daodu warned that a BTC pullback toward $60,000 could drag XRP sharply lower. He outlined supports at $1.28, $1.11 and $1.00, with a deeper area near $0.82 if selling accelerates. At the time of writing, XRP was $1.32 and down 8% over the past week.

Ripple's U.S. dollar stablecoin RLUSD was fully backed by reserves and overcollateralized, based on a Deloitte attestation covering February 2026. As of Feb. 27, reserves had a market value of $1,568,986,016 versus 1,495,023,851 RLUSD units outstanding. The report also states the reserves are segregated from proprietary funds and consist only of highly liquid, secure asset classes.

Shiba Inu's Shibarium network saw daily transactions drop to 1,580 after peaking at 10,940 on March 26, a decline of 85.55% tied to ongoing explorer and server upgrades. Developers say the chain is still operating normally, while a full re-index and a Shibariumscan rebuild have temporarily skewed reported totals and other on-chain metrics.

On March 30, 2026, the Midnight network reached its genesis block and began operating as a privacy-focused blockchain built under Input Output and associated with founder Charles Hoskinson. Monument Bank said it plans to tokenize up to £250 million (roughly $335 million) of retail deposits on Midnight, while the network debuts with federated node operators including Google Cloud, MoneyGram, and Worldpay. NIGHT was reported trading down over 90% from its post-launch high of about $0.45 reached shortly after its September 2025 debut.

XRP traded around $1.34 after dipping to $1.31 earlier in the week, while its on-chain and derivatives indicators pointed in different directions. XRPL AMM liquidity was reported at $1.9M and DEX liquidity at $104.2B after a post-ETF peak of $280B, as Binance and Bybit showed open-interest drops of -$76M and -$61M on March 24. At the same time, ETF flows and exchange-scarcity data suggested accumulation, with XRP ETFs posting +$2.66M net inflows for March 23–27 and the Binance scarcity index reaching 0.59.

XRP whale wallets expanded their combined balances by 1.09% over the past nine days, adding more than 120 million tokens and reaching a local peak on March 28. From March 22 to March 30, whale holdings rose from about 11.05B XRP to roughly 11.17B, while XRP traded down 6.05% to $1.347 at reporting time. The move came as XRP-linked investment vehicles recorded inflows last week, alongside technical signals that suggested a possible near-term reversal.

Crypto commentator Myles G says XRP's roughly 20% decline over the past two weeks is being driven mainly by Middle East war headlines and what he calls extreme market manipulation, rather than changes in fundamentals. He highlights bitcoin retesting $65,000 support and places XRP near $1.32, warning it could dip to about $1.26 if support breaks. He also points to March 17 statements he says labeled XRP a commodity and discusses a potential "CLARITY ACT" timeline and April seasonality as possible tailwinds.