Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has added Checkmate (CHECK) and Sign (SIGN) tokens to its listing roadmap.

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced the delisting of several trading pairs from its margin trading platform. According to an official statement, specific cross-margin and isolated margin pairs will be removed on March 27, 2026, at 09:00.

Altcoin trading volumes on Binance — the largest crypto exchange by this metric — are currently around $7.7 billion, while the combined volume on other major platforms has declined to approximately $18.8 billion. Analysts at CryptoQuant believe that interest in altcoins is decreasing.

Leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have announced the inclusion of the Resolv (RESOLV) token in the list of assets subject to potential delisting. This announcement reflects growing uncertainty regarding the future of this asset on exchanges.

Although the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged yesterday evening as expected, hawkish statements from Fed Chair Jerome Powell triggered a sharp decline in Bitcoin ($BTC) and altcoins. Among the altcoins that outperformed $BTC and most other altcoins were Dexe ($DEXE), Quant ($QNT), River ($RIVER), Kaspa ($KAS), and JUST ($JST).

Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, announced the addition of a new digital asset to its platform. According to the exchange’s statement, the token Katana (KAT) will be listed on the spot market on March 18, 2026, and will be available to users in three different trading pairs.

OKX, a global cryptocurrency exchange, announced the removal of certain assets traded on its platform from the spot market. According to the exchange’s statement, the tokens RSS3, MEMEFI, Aavegotchi (GHST), Realio Network, and Sweat Economy will be removed from spot trading on the platform.

Crypto analyst The DeFi Investor shared a list of altcoins that investors should closely monitor at the start of the new week. According to the analyst, upcoming events may act as significant catalysts for price volatility in several crypto projects.

Crypto asset management company 21Shares has launched the first U.S. exchange-traded fund based on Polkadot ($DOT). The fund, trading under the ticker TDOT, has started trading on the Nasdaq exchange.

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Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, continues to make announcements regarding altcoins. This time, Binance announced the addition of nine more altcoins to its watchlist.

The Altcoin Season Index, developed by analyst João Wedson for CryptoQuant, has dropped to 14 points out of 100, indicating a so-called “Bitcoin season.”

Upbit, one of South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced the listing of the $EDGE token across three different markets. According to the official statement, $EDGE will be available for trading on the platform in pairs with the Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin ($BTC), and Tether ($USDT).

At the beginning of March 2026, the crypto market appears to be heading toward a negative quarterly close. Nevertheless, some altcoins may still update their all-time highs.

Ahead of the new week in the crypto market, analyst The DeFi Investor highlighted several key events that investors should monitor closely.

Altcoins and blockchain projects with the highest user activity were identified based on weekly active users in the cryptocurrency market.

Binance announced that the delisting will affect trading pairs involving the following altcoins: 0G, 1MBABYDOGE, ADX, AGLD, ALT, ARKM, ATOM, ENS, HOLO, MOVR, NEWT, OP, ORDI, OXT, POLYX, SLP, SSV, STO, STORJ, TRB. Trading with the national currency of the Republic of South Africa, the South African rand (ZAR), will also be discontinued. The reason for the delisting is low trading volume and insufficient asset liquidity.