A long-term Solana holder has started exiting more than 98,000 SOL after nearly two years of staking, realizing over $6.6 million in losses while distributing sales over time. Despite this selling, SOL’s price remains locked between $120 and $150, with buyers defending support, momentum indicators softening, and top traders on Binance still maintaining a heavily long bias.

The Sandbox's SAND recorded a 2.24% daily gain as trading volume rose over 113%, bucking broader market weakness. The token cleared a months-long declining structure and reclaimed mid-range levels, bringing the $0.20 area into view as derivatives interest builds and exchange outflows suggest steady accumulation.

Berachain's BERA token has climbed about 10.9% in 24 hours, regaining the $1 area as on-chain DEX volume and derivatives activity expand. After defending the $0.545 demand zone and reclaiming its trend channel, price now faces key resistance near $1.065, with rising Open Interest, stronger directional momentum, and clustered short liquidity overhead shaping the next move.

Large holders amassed over 210 million ADA across the past three weeks while the token traded below $0.40. Price compressed near $0.38–$0.39 inside a multi‑month descending channel, with Binance top traders 72.52% long and the OI‑Weighted Funding Rate at +0.0018%. Momentum stayed weak, leaving a breakout above resistance as the key signal.

Solana's network saw Active Addresses rise 56% week-on-week to 27.1 million and Weekly Transactions reach 515 million, while price rebounded into the $135.5-$147.1 support band. With SOL trading near $142 after breaking above a multi-month regression downtrend, momentum indicators and derivatives positioning now lean in favor of buyers as long as the $135.5 level holds.

XRP is holding the $2.00 support while large holders have accumulated over 50 million tokens during a period of sideways price action. At the same time, exchange outflows are reducing sell-side liquidity and derivatives data shows a pronounced long bias, suggesting the market is approaching a decisive volatility phase.

Dragonfly Capital withdrew 25,989.71 HYPE worth about $648.6K from Bybit, but prices continued to soften. CoinGlass shows spot flows flipping from $1.62M net outflows to a +$538.75K net inflow, and HYPE's failure at $28 with fragile $25 support underscores seller control. Derivatives signals add caution: Open Interest fell 7.91% to $1.31 billion, while liquidations skew long-side with minimal short stress.

Canton rallied over 15% after JPMorgan announced the expansion of JPM Coin onto the Canton Network, shifting focus toward real-world settlement and tokenized finance use cases. The CC price is trading around a cup-and-handle pattern near the $0.160–$0.170 neckline, while derivatives open interest has climbed above $27.5 million and many top traders still hold short positions.

Bitmine, linked to Tom Lee, added 86,400 ETH ($266.3M) to staking, raising its total to 1,080,512 ETH (~$3.33B) as ETH traded near $3,090. Funding rates jumped 66.12% to 0.01275 while price lagged, and resistance around $3,307 capped upside despite an RSI near 51 suggesting early momentum recovery.