Stakestone's token STO rallied 755% in 48 hours, climbing from $0.11 to $0.94. On April 2, 2026, Lookonchain reported a newly created wallet deposited 28 million STO ($10.12 million), or 12.43% of circulating supply, to Gate after withdrawing 25.5 million STO ($4.85 million, 11.32% of supply) from Binance in the prior 20 hours.

Solana (SOL) traded around $78, falling nearly 6% on the day and extending an 11% weekly decline. Drift Protocol said it suffered an exploit, while an on-chain monitor claimed nearly 980,000 SOL was drained and losses exceeded $200 million. The move leaves traders watching whether SOL can reclaim $85 or risks breaking below the $78 support zone.

Ethereum (ETH) traded near $2,043.41 after falling -4.16% over the past 24 hours, while the $2,040–$2,130 area was framed as a key support zone. The market outline maps a bearish path toward $1,800–$1,900 if $2,000 breaks, versus a bullish recovery scenario that points to $2,500 if support holds.

Bitcoin fell on Wednesday as President Trump spoke about the US-Iran conflict, with BTC dropping about 3% to $66,600 during the address and sitting down 4.9% over the past seven days. Oil jumped back above $100 to $108 per barrel, while the report frames $66,000 and $63,000 as nearby supports and $69,000 to $72,000 as resistance.

BNB was trading at $614 after a 1.7% gain over 24 hours as it defended a key psychological level. Binance is rolling out a prediction-market feature inside Binance Wallet with third-party providers including Predict.fun, following a March 31, 2026 post cited in the article. Technical levels highlighted include support at $600 and $580, with resistance at $640, $660, and $680.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $117.63 million of net inflows on Tuesday as Bitcoin climbed back above $68,000. The article also highlights Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER), which the project says has raised more than $32 million in its presale ahead of a planned Bitcoin Layer 2 mainnet launch later in Q2.

SIREN, an AI token on BNB Chain, fell 82% in a single day and traded below $0.30, leaving it 91% under its $3.61 all-time high after previously surging more than 1,100% in 30 days. On March 23, blockchain analytics said one entity controlled over 50% of supply across about 200 linked wallets, with a reported average entry of $0.045 per token, while ZachXBT pointed to address links to other tokens.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) traded at $0.00000597 after a 0.93% rise over the past 24 hours, following six straight red sessions and a test of the $0.0000056 support area. The price remains capped under $0.000006, with traders watching whether SHIB can reclaim $0.000007 before April ends or risk renewed downside toward $0.0000050. Activity jumped 70% alongside a 27.4 billion SHIB buy-sell delta and reported net exchange outflows of 112–125 billion SHIB.

Bitcoin moved back above $69,000 after Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian indicated he would end the conflict in exchange for security guarantees. The shift in risk sentiment also coincided with Brent sliding 5% (from above $104 to the $94 range), Nasdaq gaining 3.1%, and BTC swinging roughly from $66,000 to $69,000 intraday.