Santiment said Ethereum-based USDT posted its biggest net outflow from centralized exchanges in nearly three months on Friday. The reading focuses on ERC-20 USDT only and measures deposits versus withdrawals, renewing attention on where stablecoin liquidity is sitting across trading venues.

FLOW, the token of Dapper Labs' Flow blockchain, traded around $0.041 on May 10 after rising more than 55% from early-April lows near $0.029 to a recent high close to $0.046. The setup shows cooling momentum with $0.040 flagged as a key support, while projections cited in the report place 2032 estimates between $0.10 and $1.54.

Two market commentators argue Cardano's ADA is stabilizing above the $0.25 area after a rejection at $0.30 earlier this week, with the token trading around $0.27. One view points to prior rebounds from $0.25, including an 85% move in early 2023 and a 243% surge in September 2023, while another says futures positioning shows net long buying and no clear downside pressure yet.

Jupiter (JUP) rose 23% in the latest session, supported by continued spot accumulation and stronger perpetual futures participation. Spot netflows showed about $577,000 accumulated in the past 24 hours and roughly $1.84 million over the last 30 days, while Open Interest climbed over 22% to around $67.26 million. Still, liquidity clusters around $0.20 and seller-leaning taker flow suggest upside may stay constrained without stronger demand.

The Federal Reserve's Financial Stability Report released on May 8 flagged artificial intelligence as an increasingly cited potential shock to the U.S. financial system. In a spring 2026 survey, 50% of market participants pointed to AI as a possible risk, up from 30% in fall 2025, linking concerns to equity valuations, debt-funded capital spending, labor-market impacts, and private credit.

Bitcoin open interest is climbing sharply in 2026, with derivatives positioning now exceeding the peak levels seen during the 2025 all-time-high phase. The build-up across futures and perpetual markets suggests heavier participation and faster-growing leverage, conditions that can precede larger price swings. Traders are watching whether BTC can hold key support after a breakout, as downside targets cited include $82,800 and the $75,000–$76,000 zone.

The market is showing signs of a BTC-to-altcoin rotation, with BTC dominance easing for four consecutive days after an early-May push to 61.2%. ETH/BTC has bounced about 0.7% after four straight weeks of declines, while the Altcoin Season Index jumped more than 10 points in under 24 hours. USDT dominance is also down 2.7% on the week and fell below 7%, alongside a -$1.29 billion net USDT exchange outflow on 08 May, a mix of signals that could influence whether rotation develops into a broader cycle.

Aerodrome Finance (AERO) rose 10.99% in the last 24 hours as trading volume surged 98.25% to $29.26M, signaling renewed speculative demand after weeks of range-bound action. Short liquidations totaled $12.71K with no long liquidations reported across major exchanges, while Open Interest increased 16.92% to $36.81M as leveraged positioning expanded.