With Bitcoin (BTC) struggling within the range between $60,000 and $70,000 and most major cryptocurrencies appearing range-bound, March could provide an exciting opportunity for investors to see quick gains among the coins and tokens trading at low prices below $0.10.
Indeed, with the tough resistances standing between the most prominent digital assets and the IRS’ refund season around the corner, traders are likely to see quick buying opportunities that could transform relatively little investment into massive gains.
Therefore, Finbold decided to examine the cryptocurrency market and find the low-cost digital assets with the highest upside potential this March.
VeChain (VET)
Despite its cryptocurrency market being lackluster in 2026 as it featured a 28.40% drop to $0.0077, VeChain (VET) has been quietly undergoing a network upgrade since late 2025 and is arguably set for a surge in interest and activity in March.
Specifically, March 15 represents a hard deadline for the legacy node migration, with the final move potentially bringing substantial movements for VET, especially as it results from an update for the digital asset’s staking system via the StarGate upgrade.
Elsewhere, the scale of the 2026 downturn could itself present an opportunity, once more, when paired with the migration deadline, for the cryptocurrency, though it is worth pointing out that VeChain’s relative strength index (RSI) at press time on February 27 paints VET as neither overbought nor oversold.
Moving into March, critical levels prospecting traders should watch are the closest support zones at about $0.007395 and $0.007176, and the nearest resistance at $0.007849.
Hedera (HBAR)
Though trading through much of early 2026 together with the rest of the market, Hedera (HBAR) has, since suffering a deep plunge on February 5, been trading mostly positively. Thus, HBAR has, by press time on February 27, reduced its year-to-date (YTD) loss to a relatively small 6.20% and is changing hands just a fraction of a cent above $0.10.
Additionally, Hedera has emerged as one of the top platforms for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and boasts robust fundamentals and, perhaps more importantly, significant institutional confidence. In fact, as recently as February 13, FedEx (NYSE: FDX) announced it is joining the Hedera Council.
Looking at the technicals, it is worth noting that HBAR’s press time levels near $0.10 represent a psychological battleground.
A move under the nearest support zones in the range between about $0.096 and $0.1005 could invalidate the ‘Buy’ case for March, while a break above the resistance at $0.1049 and especially near $0.11 could signal that a powerful rally is ahead.
Dogecoin (DOGE)
Dogecoin (DOGE) has been trading with much volatility in 2026 and, having fallen 20.40% to its February 27 press time price of $0.098, it has hardly escaped the wider trends in the cryptocurrency market.
Still, being the world’s foremost meme coin, it is in a somewhat unique position and backed by a rather unscientific argument. Between its fame and the imminent tax refund season, DOGE could soon experience a series of bullish bets in the hopes of outsized returns as certain segments of the investing community find themselves with extra cash on hand.
Ultimately, the movements of bigger assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH) could determine if Dogecoin is a worthwhile bet in March. If the two hold steady and reclaim some of its previous 2026 highs, traders could find the confidence to wager on the volatility of meme coins.
On the other hand, a drop to new yearly lows would not only likely prevent a Dogecoin rally, but might make major digital assets – once more, BTC. ETH, but also XRP – enticing since they might be viewed as if on a ‘sale.’
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