DeXe (DEXE) fell 11.08% over the past 24 hours, while daily trading volume slid 27.9% even as an RSI bearish divergence emerged. Over the past week, the crypto AI sector rose 7.9% versus Bitcoin's 4.1%, keeping a broader bullish structure intact despite the near-term pullback risk.

Chainlink said on June 9 that it has signed an oracle agreement with FIFA to bring real-world data on-chain. CoinGecko’s 7-day chart captured around 09:40 UTC on June 13, 2026 showed LINK near $7.96 after a weekly rise of 7.0%, with the week ranging from about $7.20 to just above $8.10.

A transfer of over $4 billion in USDC into HyperEVM has put Hyperliquid’s liquidity trends in focus as stablecoin balances expand. USDC makes up more than 95% of Hyperliquid’s stablecoin supply and is up 20% this month, with over $6 billion deployed on HyperEVM versus $192 million in USDT. With perpetual futures open interest above $8 billion and ecosystem metrics climbing, the inflow is being watched as a potential catalyst for HYPE’s next phase of price discovery.

Litecoin (LTC) has stayed inside a $40–$44 band for seven straight days after dropping to $40, keeping price action muted near $44. Over the past five months, wallets holding at least 10K LTC rose 7% to 648, while activity hovered near 300k daily addresses and hit 287k on June 12. Even with LitVM-related demand signals and a Stock-to-Flow Ratio peak of 278, DMI readings (ADX 55, -DI 30, +DI 6) still point to strong downside pressure.

OFFICIAL TRUMP climbed about 19% over the past 24 hours to around $2.18 on June 13, 2026, making it the No. 2 gainer in CoinMarketCap's top 100 while Bitcoin rose 0.6%. The move came alongside a broader shift toward higher-risk altcoins and fresh attention around a potential US-Iran agreement that Trump said could be signed this weekend.

On June 11, a Tron (TRX) wallet received $120.2 million in USDT and then routed the funds across multiple destinations, including KuCoin-linked addresses, instant swap services, and cross-chain bridges. Parts of the flow rotated into Monero (XMR), which was up nearly 30% intraday at the time of the incident, while Tether later froze roughly $72 million but an estimated $48 million had already been repositioned.

On Thursday, 11 June, Monero (XMR) jumped 16.6% and traded up to $390 after adding 13.3% gains over the prior three days. On Friday it hit an intraday high of $426 before sliding to a $353 close, and it was trading near $347 at the time of writing. The move was tied to large XMR orders placed after a $120.2 million USDT deposit to a TRON address, with analysts flagging downside targets at $292 and $252 unless price can push beyond $437.

SIREN plunged more than 70% on June 13, 2026, falling to around $0.14 after a multi-day decline and a sharp breakdown on the daily chart. During the drop, an analyst estimated a whale cluster controls at least 94% of SIREN’s 680 million supply and flagged roughly 17 million tokens (about $6.75M) moving across addresses. Derivatives positioning also cooled, with open interest retreating from a ~$98M peak on June 8 to near $33M as price rolled over.