Before April 1st, the attention is on Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash as this day is important for the regulatory status of these alternative cryptocurrencies.

If the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission does not reject Coinbase's application for derivative products for DOGE, BCH, and LTC by April 1st, then these assets will be classified as commodities by the regulator.

This classification will move these altcoins away from the scrutiny of the SEC, easing investor concerns about securities lawsuits in the cryptocurrency market.

For example, XRP has faced challenges in reaching its full potential due to an ongoing legal battle with the SEC.

In addition, some trading platforms removed Cardano, MATIC, and Solana from their listings as regulators filed lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance for violating securities laws.

Dogecoin saw a 5.20% increase in value, reaching $0.1982 in the past day. If it surpasses the $0.2 mark, it could potentially rise to $0.3.

Data from IntoTheBlock indicates that DOGE has over 6 million addresses, indicating a strong user base and increased adoption for this original memecoin.

At the time of writing, Litecoin was trading at $95.66, showing a 20% increase over the past seven days, crossing the $90 mark and receiving positive outlooks from analysts.

According to World of Charts, Litecoin has broken an important resistance level and may rally towards $400 in the near future.

Bitcoin Cash also experienced a 9.55% jump in value to $542 within 24 hours. Analysts predict that BCH will continue this upward trend and reach new highs, especially with Bitcoin halving-driven rallies.