On March 29, 2026, Canada advanced the Strong and Free Elections Act (Bill C-25) to prohibit political contributions made in bitcoin and other digital assets. The proposed ban would apply to parties, candidates, leadership and nomination contests, and third parties running election ads, even though no major federal party has publicly accepted crypto and none were disclosed in the 2021 or 2025 elections.

Sui is seeing new user inflows rise toward 800,000 as a 42.9 million SUI unlock is scheduled for April 1. As of March 29, 2026, SUI trades around $0.8673 with mild weekly gains, while SUI/BTC sits near 0.00001300. Weekly indicators show RSI around 32–34 and key levels near $0.80–$0.82 support and $0.95–$1.00 resistance.

Speculation about a potential SpaceX IPO has refocused trader attention on Dogecoin as it trades just under $0.10, a level widely watched for a breakout. The article notes DOGE briefly moved toward $0.097 on March 26, 2026 amid IPO chatter, while technical readings such as an RSI near 34 and a slightly negative MACD point to oversold conditions and fading bearish momentum.

On March 27, 2026, Kraken's tokenized equities platform xStocks and Fundrise said they will tokenize the newly launched Fundrise Innovation Fund (NYSE: VCX) into a single onchain asset, VCXx. The product is designed to give eligible investors outside the U.S. access to a portfolio that includes exposure to late-stage private companies such as SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic and Databricks. VCXx is set to list on xStocks in the coming days, with geo-restrictions and eligibility rules applying.

Between March 30 and April 5, 2026, more than $100 million in token unlocks across 10 projects is scheduled to enter circulation over six days. The largest event is Sui's $47.5 million (53.4 million SUI) unlock on April 1, while Definitive's EDGE releases $16.6 million (138.3 million tokens, 13.8% of supply) on April 2. Other unlocks include ENA, GUN, EIGEN, OP, BTW, plus Zama, Zora, and Keeta, with KTA unlocking on April 5.

Between late February and late March 2026, rising US-Iran tensions and an oil shock alongside a Fed pause at 3.50%–3.75% kept Bitcoin trading in a broad band. BTC swung roughly from $63,000 to $74,000 and ended March around $66,000–$67,000, raising fresh debate over whether it behaves like a crisis hedge or a liquidity-sensitive risk asset.

MARA sold 15,133 BTC worth over $1 billion this week and said the move helped cut outstanding debt by 30%, as the firm also advances AI data-center plans. Analysts argue that when large public miners shift capital and infrastructure from BTC mining to AI, the resulting hashrate reduction can lower difficulty and improve margins for miners who stay. They also warned that another bout of miner distress could return if BTC falls below $65K.

On-chain flows around Hyperliquid (HYPE) show demand forming through both a $4 million USDC whale deposit that bought 56,208 HYPE (about $2.1 million at $38.21) and a TWAP aiming to acquire 99,000 HYPE across 10 hours. Supply dynamics include roughly 37.5 million HYPE removed via burns and circulating supply near 238.4 million out of 962 million at press time. Whether price support holds may hinge on trading-volume-driven buybacks, ongoing float tightening, and potential re-supply from about 1.2 million HYPE in monthly distributions and whale selling into rallies.