Chainlink's price is trading below key short- and medium-term moving averages, with sellers currently holding the advantage as the market compresses toward the $7.92 support level. If this area breaks, the price could slide toward lower liquidity near $7, $5 and $4.9, while a reclaim of $9.09 might reopen upside targets around $11.98 and $12.39.

Standard Chartered's latest report reiterates its view that the stablecoin market could expand to $2 trillion by the end of 2028, up from roughly $300 billion today. The bank lowered its estimate for additional U.S. Treasury bill demand from stablecoin issuers to $800 billion–$1 trillion by 2028 and also cut its 2026 Bitcoin price target from $150,000 to $100,000.

On Monday, World Liberty Financial said hackers, short sellers, and paid influencers targeted its USD1 stablecoin and cofounder accounts in a coordinated effort. During the turbulence, its token fell about 7% and traded near $0.1089, while USD1 briefly slipped to roughly $0.994 before recovering toward $0.999.

ETH is trading just above the $1,826.83 support after a daily close near $1,860, with price below downward-sloping EMAs. Momentum has softened, but MACD and RSI have not flipped bullish. A breakdown could expose $1,473.41, while any rebound faces resistance at $2,056.06–$2,081.20 ahead of $2,518.11.

In early Monday trading, Bitcoin fell more than 4% over the past 24 hours to $64,915.62 after briefly reaching $68,600 on Saturday. CoinGlass reported $458 million in liquidations affecting over 136,000 traders, mostly leveraged longs, while Alternative.me’s fear gauge dropped to 5. Gold rose about 2% as broader risk assets softened.

NEIRO is consolidating on the daily chart above $0.00007163 to $0.00007072, while $0.00008332 remains the first notable barrier. The analysis indicates fading downside momentum, with a flattening short term moving average, improving MACD histogram, and RSI still below 50. A breakout could point toward $0.00011037 and $0.00013520, but heavy ask supply near $0.00012 to $0.00013 persists.

Shiba Inu is trading in a tight range between key support at $0.00000591 and resistance at $0.00000703 on the daily chart, with technical indicators showing short‑term stabilization but a still‑fragile broader trend. Order book data highlights dense bid walls below and layered sell walls above, implying that a break of this range could trigger a sharp volatility move in either direction.

Axie Infinity's AXS token is trading in a tight range between the $1.264 support and the $1.505 resistance on the daily timeframe, with price still capped below key downward-sloping EMAs. Momentum indicators show weakening selling pressure, leaving the market at a pivotal point where a break of either $1.264 or $1.505 could set the next directional move.

KPMG principal Jamison Sites said in an interview that U.S. tax rules still do not clearly define stablecoins, even as legislation such as the CLARITY Act and GENIUS Act advances. He warned that this gap forces businesses accepting stablecoin payments to track cost basis on each transaction, complicating reporting and potentially slowing broader adoption.