DxSale suffered a $7.3 million drain affecting 1,400 BNBChain LPs after attackers targeted legacy liquidity pools locked in 2021. Investigators say 2,958 BNB ($1.87 million) was funneled to two main wallets and later routed to multiple Binance deposit addresses, while other findings have fueled allegations of insider-level access.

A Bitcoin whale bought 873.29 BTC worth $66.24 million from OKX as BTC remained under heavy selling pressure. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $75,882, down 1.65% on the day, after slipping below the $77k EMA and the $76k MA. Market metrics showed reduced whale sell-side activity, but broader selling kept downside risks in focus, with $77,839 and $74k highlighted as key levels.

RENDER hit a five-month high of $2.403 before easing, and was trading around $2.35, up 17.06% on the day. Trading volume rose 294% to $245 million as activity and derivatives positioning increased, with Open Interest up 62.7% to $125.2 million. RSI reached 74, and the setup pointed to $2.7 and $3 as upside levels, while rejection risked a move toward $1.8.

Worldcoin (WLD) rebounded from a $0.26 low to a monthly high of $0.31 after holding a $0.22 test about a week ago. At the time of writing, WLD was around $0.30, up 14% on the day, while its market capitalization moved back above $1 billion. The setup now hinges on whether price can hold above $0.30, with $0.32–$0.36 highlighted as potential upside levels and $0.23 noted as a downside risk.

Ondo Finance (ONDO) bounced from $0.37, held the $0.4 level, and moved as high as $0.44 before trading around $0.42, up 10.45% on the day. While Open Interest climbed 15% to $223 million, overall participation looked softer as trading volume fell 32% and derivatives volume dropped 37%. Spot metrics stayed net-sell, with 24-hour sell volume at 101 million versus 99 million buys and Spot Netflow rising 280% to $2.1 million.

Dogecoin (DOGE) slipped under the $0.1 level, printing a monthly low of $0.0997 and trading around $0.099 at the time of writing, down 5.84% on the day. Long liquidations totaled $16.4 million and futures netflow fell 484% to -$99 million as outflows rose to $811 million and inflows eased to $712 million. Technical readings cited in the report showed heavy selling pressure, with Connors RSI at 19 and TSI in negative territory.

HYPE rebounded from a $38 dip and later printed a new all-time high at $62, before trading around $57 at the time of writing, up 23% on the weekly chart. Whale activity rose on both sides, including a $36.76 million HYPE deposit tied to Loracle.hl and fresh accumulation of 261,250 HYPE worth $15.2 million by an a16z-linked wallet. Spot flows also leaned bullish over the past week, while technical indicators cited in the report pointed to continued momentum, with $60 as a key level and $47 flagged as a downside target if selling pressure builds.

Zcash (ZEC) defended the $500 level four days ago and later climbed to $593 before easing to $581, up 3.2% in 24 hours. Derivatives data showed $880 million in Futures Inflows versus $800 million in Outflows, lifting netflow 87% to $80 million, while shorts still made up 60% of positions. More than $3.8 million in shorts were liquidated, and a daily close above $600 is flagged as the key level to validate a move toward $620.

Injective (INJ) bounced after defending $4.5, rallying to $5.4 before pulling back to around $5.01, a daily gain of 8%. Trading volume rose 113% to $169 million alongside a 17% increase in open interest to $103 million, though spot and futures flows point to continued profit-taking and active selling.