Bitcoin fell under the $70,000 level, trading around $69.6k at press time after sliding 4.21% in 24 hours and 9.1% over the week. Spot ETF flows stayed negative, with June 1 posting -$483.76 million, and BTC has declined 14.18% since May 15 (from $81,090 to $69,590). Analysts also pointed to rising $100k+ transactions and a downside technical target that could extend toward $51k.

Memecore (M) rose 231.4% across March and April, then slid from $4.83 on Friday, 24 April to the $2.60 demand zone in the first week of May. A month-long descending triangle and repeated $2.60 retests point to fading momentum, while $2.56 marks the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement. Key levels highlighted include $1.95 (trend shift risk), $2.59 (bearish continuation toward $2.06), and $3.2 (potential rejection zone).

Terra Luna Classic (LUNC) gained 9.22% over the past 24 hours as daily trading volume jumped 195%, while Open Interest rose 15% as traders positioned for further upside. A community post highlighted a 24-hour burn of 82,446,600 LUNC and noted rising staking, alongside technical support holding near the former $0.000072 resistance zone.

Toncoin (TON) fell 11.15% over the past 24 hours, alongside a 3.35% Bitcoin (BTC) decline that coincided with $85 billion being wiped from total crypto market cap. Derivatives markets saw $942 million in liquidations in the same window, with longs making up most of the total. Analysts outlined a bearish near-term setup for TON, with a potential bounce toward $1.9–$2.0 seen as a selling area.

Humanity Protocol’s H fell 13.2% over the past 24 hours, sliding back toward the $0.215 area after failing to hold the $0.28 local range highs. While the broader trend was described as bullish, indicators showed heavy outflows and selling pressure, leaving room for a deeper pullback toward $0.194 or $0.167 if $0.215 breaks.

Solana (SOL) climbed to $98.41 last week but failed to break the $100 psychological barrier, keeping the broader bearish structure intact. A defined range from $76.7 to $97.6 places focus on the $87.2 mid-level, which was recently broken and then retested as resistance. On lower timeframes, the $88–$89 area stands out as a key volume cluster, with a move beyond $89 potentially shifting the short-term bias bullish.

Bitcoin fell 5.15% from $81k to $76.9k since Friday, 15 May, with data pointing to heavy short-term holder capitulation. Metrics cited include roughly 15,000 BTC sold at a loss versus 112 BTC of profit-taking over the prior 24 hours, while a break below $74,937 could turn the 4-hour structure bearish. Analysts say a move above $78.2k, steadier spot ETF inflows, and stronger derivatives activity would be needed to improve the setup.

Flare (FLR) surged 8.8% on May 14 before the FAssets v1.3 mainnet upgrade went live on May 15, making it easier for Ripple (XRP) users to mint FXRP through a single XRP Ledger transaction. Despite the upgrade’s adoption tailwind, FLR pulled back 8.3% after tagging a local peak near $0.01, with traders watching $0.0086 as near-term support and $0.0080 as a potential downside level if selling persists.

Ethereum has remained capped near the $2,400 resistance since March, with price trading below key long-term averages such as the 200DMA and 200WMA. Despite Ethereum Total Value Staked rising since the start of 2026, several signals—including a weekly TD Sequential sell setup and a prior rejection near the $2,036 realized price—suggest downside risk may persist.