XRP whale wallets accumulated 200 million XRP over the past two weeks, alongside a pickup in on-chain activity. On March 16, XRP Ledger recorded 46,767 active addresses, a five-week high, and nonempty wallets surpassed 7.7 million. Technical signals on the four-hour chart also point to a potential retest of $1.50 after XRP reached $1.60 on March 17.

Dogecoin paused a five-day advance and was last down 2.11% over 24 hours to $0.0986. CoinGlass data shows $167.49 million in spot inflows versus $175.15 million in outflows over 24 hours, leaving a -$7.66 million net flow and a 423% decline in net change. DOGE previously climbed from March 12 to March 16 and briefly pushed above the daily MA 50 near $0.098.

XRP trading activity surged, with 24-hour volume up 214% to $3.34 billion as the broader crypto market reeled from $745 million in liquidations. The token slipped to $1.80 on Sunday and touched $1.83 early Monday before stabilizing near $1.88, while ETF outflows and a negative MVRV reading underscored fragile sentiment ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.

On Aug. 18, 2020, the largest Cardano address first became active and, according to Cexplorer, now holds 1.93 billion ADA. Subsequent data show this top wallet was last active about 27 days ago, while various whale tiers together control a substantial share of ADA's circulating supply. Recent developments also include multiple crypto ETF filings that feature Cardano, along with progress on a Bitcoin-Cardano bridge.