The organization behind Worldcoin - now operating under the World Network banner - quietly offloaded $65 million worth of WLD tokens last week through a series of over-the-counter transactions

The crypto market had a rough week. After months of choppy trading, Bitcoin slipped below the $87,000 mark earlier this week - a level many traders were watching closely as short-term support.

Ethereum climbed back above $2,000 on March 28 after its worst single-session drop this week, driven by a futures leverage reading that had never been higher.

Ripple spent this week hardening a 14-year-old ledger with AI, lobbying Washington for the bill it says will unlock the next wave of institutional capital, and watching its CEO collect headlines from Davos to Miami predicting the most consequential year in the company's history.

Cardano’s new Midnight network is gaining traction after securing a major institutional deal, with Charles Hoskinson positioning it as the next evolution of the ecosystem.

Ethereum is trading below $2,000 for the first time in this chart window, RSI at its deepest oversold reading of the session, while ZK-proving times have dropped from 16 minutes to under 10 seconds and two major upgrades are scheduled before the year ends.

The world's largest stablecoin issuer is no longer operating in the regulatory shadows - after years of transparency issues, the company has now turnet to the Big Four for an audit.

TRX is up 1%, trading at $0.314, above its 50-period moving average, with momentum building rather than collapsing.

XRP is trading at $1.358 at the time of writing, while shorts are being added, and the volume is at its lowest since 2024. On the surface, this market looks broken. The structural data underneath it says something else entirely.

Ethereum is trading at $2,079 while its network is holding at 3.64 million weekly active addresses - an all-time high level. Those two facts sit in direct contradiction.