Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $76,500, marking a two-week low, as risk assets weakened and leveraged longs were forced out. A post said more than $500 million in crypto long positions were liquidated in the last 60 minutes after BTC dropped below $77,000. Traders are watching the $73,800–$75,000 zone and an options market with about $14 billion in open interest heading into expiry.

Dogecoin fell to $0.10, down -6.50%, as Micron veteran Jordi Visser said its chart is “on the verge of a breakout” during a discussion with Anthony Pompliano. Spot DOGE ETFs recorded net inflows on four of the last eight trading days, totaling around $1.3 million in May. Traders are watching $0.11 resistance and the 200-day moving average at $0.125 as the next key levels.

Hyperliquid's HYPE traded above $45 and was up +10.97% to $46.61 while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP were in the red, as the token tested a key $47 resistance area. The analysis outlined a potential move toward $50 if $47 breaks, while noting downside scenarios that could point back toward the low-$30s. Separately, the Maxi Doge ($MAXI) presale was reported at $4.7 million raised with a token price of $0.0002819.

Polymarket is dealing with a surge of contested market outcomes tied to its UMA Optimistic Oracle process, raising concerns about arbitration reliability and user losses. The dispute focus includes an Israel–Hezbollah cease-fire market and a Wall Street Journal-profiled bettor who lost a $567 position after betting the cease-fire would not happen. The platform also remains exposed to U.S. regulatory pressure under its 2022 CFTC consent order that required blocking U.S. users.

Ripple's prime brokerage arm, Ripple Prime, has obtained a $200 million asset-backed debt facility from Neuberger Berman to expand margin trading for institutional clients. The credit line is designed to fund leveraged exposure across equities, fixed income, and crypto, and will be drawn in tranches based on client borrowing demand. The move follows Ripple's earlier 2026 acquisition of Hidden Road for $1.25 billion, positioning the unit to compete more directly with traditional prime brokers.

XRP changed hands around $1.46, up about 2% over 24 hours, after pushing through the $1.43 level and briefly touching $1.50. The move was accompanied by volume above $3.6 billion, while traders focus on $1.50 as the next hurdle and outline upside levels toward $1.80, $2.35, and potentially $2.

Bitcoin traded in a wide range after President Donald Trump said Iran's counterproposal was "totally unacceptable", with BTC moving between $80,275 and $82,480 and later holding above $80,640. Separately, Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) said its presale has raised $32.6 million and lists the token at $0.0136799, with staking marketed at a 36% APY.

Dogecoin traded around $0.109 after falling about 2% over the last seven days, with the market watching whether the $0.10 level holds. On Polymarket, bettors have priced a 74% chance that DOGE finishes May below $0.10, with $223K in volume. The analysis highlights $0.12 as near-term resistance and $0.085 as a key downside level if $0.10 breaks.

Ethereum (ETH) slipped below $2,300 to about $2,292.52, as Fundstrat's Tom Lee described the token as "cheap" and presented a $22,000 target during Consensus in Miami. Lee tied the figure to an ETH/BTC ratio of 0.048 and his $250,000 Bitcoin fair-value view, while also pointing to staking, exchange reserve declines, and tokenization trends as potential demand drivers.