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.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies chairman Tom Lee said on Monday that a months-long slump in Ether may be easing as the firm continued stepping up purchases over the past three weeks. The company bought 65,341 ETH last week for $139 million, lifting its total to more than 4.6 million Ether and moving it closer to a target of holding 5% of total supply.

Cardano (ADA) was trading at $0.26 at the time of writing after rising 2.84% over the past day, though it remained 71% below $0.90 in September 2025 and 91.5% under its $3.10 September 2021 peak. Data show ADA's 365-day MVRV is down 43% and open interest stands at $374.21 million, down 3.49% over the last 24 hours. Analysts also highlighted oversold technical signals and several upcoming network milestones that could influence near-term support and resistance levels.

Ethereum (ETH) recorded $80.2 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours, including $65.6 million in long liquidations, as price moved back above $2,000. Technical levels suggest $2.5K–$2.7K could be reachable if demand improves, but the $2,353 aggregate realized price and weak volume signals may cap any rally near $2.4K.

Balancer published two governance proposals on 23 March outlining a post-exploit restructuring that shifts the protocol away from incentive-led growth toward a leaner, revenue-first approach. The plan would stop BAL emissions, phase out veBAL, and send 100% of protocol fees to the DAO treasury, while also considering a treasury-funded buyback-and-burn program sized up to 35% of holdings (~$3.6M).

Solana rebounded after holding support near $86, pushing the price back to around $91 and putting the $93–$95 reaction zone and $96 resistance in focus. Analysts say rejection in the $93–$95 area could send $SOL back toward $88–$90 or even $86, while a clean break above $95 may open room toward $98 and potentially $100.

Digital asset investment products recorded $230m in net inflows last week after early buying was followed by midweek selling pressure. Bitcoin accounted for $219m of the total, while Ethereum posted $27.5m in outflows and Solana added $17m for a seventh straight week. SOL traded at $91.61 at press time, with traders watching the $95 resistance and $78 support for a potential breakout.

XRP held a narrow range last week and rose nearly 4% over the week as retail participation increased across the network. Wallet distribution data show about 5.66 million addresses hold under 100 XRP, around 2.01 million hold 100–100,000 XRP, and roughly 32,054 hold more than 100,000 XRP. At press time, XRP traded at $1.44, down 3.27% over the past 24 hours, while some analysts said a breakout to $5 would depend on holding key technical levels.