BUILDon (B) continued its upward move over the past 24 hours after posting a 36% gain, one of the biggest increases among large-cap cryptocurrencies. The token’s price action is closely tied to Bitcoin, with the correlation near 81%, while spot netflow data showed about $1.24 million in net buying for BUILDon over the same period. Technical gauges such as ADX (near 39) and a positive MACD crossover suggest buyers still control the trend, though BTC sentiment remains a key swing factor.

Uniswap’s UNI continued its upswing, trading above $3.92 at press time as the protocol’s TVL rose to $3.59 billion, its highest level since Feb. 2. Derivatives metrics stayed supportive with the OI-weighted funding rate at 0.0060% over the past 24 hours and trading volume near $459 million, though liquidity pockets below price could still amplify pullbacks toward $3.60 if sentiment turns.

Jupiter (JUP) rose 23% in the latest session, supported by continued spot accumulation and stronger perpetual futures participation. Spot netflows showed about $577,000 accumulated in the past 24 hours and roughly $1.84 million over the last 30 days, while Open Interest climbed over 22% to around $67.26 million. Still, liquidity clusters around $0.20 and seller-leaning taker flow suggest upside may stay constrained without stronger demand.

Arbitrum (ARB) gained 13% over the past 24 hours even as Arbitrum's on-chain liquidity metrics kept weakening. Since April 18, about $449 million has left the chain's TVL, and since May 1, more than $1 billion in stablecoins has reportedly exited the network. Technical signals still point to accumulation, but a supply-heavy resistance area above price could decide whether the rally extends or stalls.

Starknet (STRK) rose 13% in the current trading session, after a year in which it fell nearly 59%. The move followed a cup-and-handle breakout, while MACD and CMF readings (around 0.12) pointed to strengthening momentum, even as TVL sits near $205.47 million after falling about $117.92 million from its Jan. 17 peak.

Block Inc. said its Q1 2026 gross profit rose 27% year over year to $2.91 billion, while GAAP results showed a $309 million net loss for the quarter ended March 31. The company recorded a $173 million Bitcoin fair value loss and $852 million in restructuring and other charges tied to a February workforce reduction.

Bitcoin (BTC) was nearing $70,000 at press time after trading below that level for about eleven days. Apparent demand fell to negative 86,000 BTC, valued at roughly $5.95 billion, while CryptoQuant data showed long-term holders moving older coins even as whales drove short-term buying over the past 48 hours.

Ethereum’s derivatives metrics are showing a notable shift, with net taker volume turning sustainably positive for the first time since 2023 and reaching $104 million over the past 24 hours. Futures capital flows also flipped from heavy outflows to inflows, including $6.64 billion over 60 days and $131.7 million in the last 24 hours. Despite these signals, ETH price action remained neutral, with liquidation levels clustered around $2,070–$2,090 above and $2,027–$2,010 below.

Bitcoin traded at $66,845 at the time of writing, up 0.42% over the past 24 hours, while price action stayed range-bound. On-chain and flow metrics suggest weaker demand as exchange withdrawals hit 908 addresses and large-holder accumulation appears to stall. In derivatives, funding was slightly positive at 0.0037% but Open Interest slipped 0.87% to $46.14 billion, pointing to cautious positioning.