BlockDAG (BDAG) has entered its final Genesis Access phase, offering coins at $0.0001 for only six more days before its public market launch on March 4. This final private sale stage, which closes on March 3, provides early participants with an airdrop of their allocations directly to wallets at 18:00 UTC, granting them a 12-hour trading head start before global markets open. The launch price is set at $0.05, representing a potential 500x return on investment from the current presale price.
The project has already raised $452 million in its presale and is launching with a fully operational Mainnet, completed Token Generation Event, and confirmed listings on 15 exchanges, with simultaneous launches planned for US and European platforms. This coordinated rollout is positioned as one of the most significant launches of 2026.
Meanwhile, several established altcoins are facing market challenges. Cardano (ADA) is struggling to hold critical support at $0.278, currently trading around $0.2853 with a market cap exceeding $10.27 billion. Technical indicators show neutral momentum, with the Relative Strength Index neither overbought nor oversold, leaving traders waiting for a decisive breakout or breakdown.
Monero (XMR) maintains strength despite delistings from major exchanges in 2025, trading around $333.07 with solid support at the $320 level. The privacy-focused coin continues to see demand, with nearly half of new darknet markets exclusively accepting XMR, though its mainstream adoption remains limited.
Uniswap (UNI) faces bearish technical pressure, trading around $3.4 while sitting below its 20, 50, and 200-week moving averages. Despite strong fundamentals including BlackRock's token purchases and partnership for a tokenized fund, along with quarterly trading volume exceeding $300 billion, the price remains stagnant with support at $3.20 and resistance at $3.91.
Litecoin (LTC) shows concerning performance, trading near $53—approximately 55-60% lower than a year ago. The veteran cryptocurrency faces competition from faster blockchains and stablecoins, with analysts projecting a realistic 2030 price range of $200-$400, dependent on market cycles and Bitcoin's momentum.
