LINK traded at $11.81, down 2.2% on the day. Spot and futures volume jumped sharply, but open interest slipped, suggesting position unwinding rather than fresh inflows as price remains below major moving averages.

Bitcoin fell from $125K to around $60K in six months, with a weekly drop of 3%. Michael Saylor's Strategy now holds over 840,000 BTC, claiming it could buy all new coins until 2140. Critics question whether debt financing might force sales.

Santiment and Glassnode data show worsening XRP market conditions, with active wallets down 41% on average over the past year and only 43.4% of supply still in profit. XRP is trading near $1.33 while resistance remains firm at $1.34 to $1.35.

Cardano’s MVRV has moved deep into negative territory while top traders have increased long exposure. With short positions still crowded and price stuck in a tightening range, ADA is setting up for a larger directional move.

Ali Charts outlined four Bitcoin dollar-cost averaging zones using URPD, CVDD, MVRV and a long-term trend line, with key areas near $63,111, $56,000-$60,000, $47,000-$49,000 and $36,000-$43,000.

Deribit settled $14.16 billion in Bitcoin options on March 27, with BTC falling to $65,720. The source article also highlighted weak trading in SOL and ADA and noted Pepeto had raised over $8 million.

NYDIG's Greg Cipolaro attributes Bitcoin's drop below $60K to overlapping headwinds: AI stock competition, upcoming tech IPOs, quantum computing fears, US seizure of $1B in Iran-linked crypto, and a symbolic BTC sale by Strategy (MSTR).

XRP trades near $1.33 with a death cross signal, short-term MVRV losses at 47%, while ETF inflows and Binance perp activity add speculative heat.