Shares of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence heavyweight Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) closed down 1.41% at $130.21 on Wednesday, extending a painful correction that has seen the stock shed 13.2% over the past week and roughly 26% year-to-date. Currently trading more than 35% below its 52-week high of $207.52, the enterprise software specialist finds itself at a critical macro crossroads.

XRP has moved into a downside correction after failing to hold above $1.1550, and it is trading below $1.1350 alongside the 100-hour Simple Moving Average. The chart shows a bearish trend line with resistance at $1.120, while the next key supports are $1.10 and $1.080; a close under $1.080 could open room toward $1.0650 and $1.050.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the controversial DeFi protocol heavily backed by the Trump family, has emerged as one of the digital asset market's top daily gainers. Bucking the broader market’s defensive posture following the latest U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation print, the WLFI governance token surged 8.69% over the past 24 hours to trade at $0.05904, drastically outperforming major Layer 1 assets.

Fidelity’s Ethereum ETF-related wallets recorded $28.6 million in ETH purchases so far this week, marking its strongest buying week since late April. Ethereum ETF net inflows stood at $41.52 million at press time, while ETH traded around $1,651–$1,657, with indicators still suggesting near-term caution despite a modest bounce.

PiggyBank disclosed that a basis trade using locked LAB tokens led to losses after the hedge broke, and it now expects an approximately 15% drawdown in its USDC vault. The protocol said it deployed about $100,000 (around 2% of assets at the time) and is valuing the locked LAB position at roughly $1.35 million, but it cannot be sold until August 14. PiggyBank has pledged to compensate affected users, without providing amounts or a timetable.

Ethereum continued to trade below $1,700 as on-chain data pointed to large ETH outflows from major venues. Three whale wallets—two newly created—moved a combined $122.29 million in ETH out of FalconX and Kraken, while one of the addresses was described as sitting on an unrealized loss of about $9.1 million.

Ondo (ONDO) has retraced from a May push toward the $0.47 swing high back to the $0.34 area, dropping 5.5% over the past 24 hours and more than 16.9% over the prior week. The move came as Bitcoin saw a sharp sell-off, and the break below the $0.335–$0.350 demand zone kept near-term momentum tilted toward sellers.

Stellar's XLM jumped 102% from $0.147 to $0.297 in the final week of May, then slid 37.8% to below $0.20 as the move retraced. Over the past 24 hours, XLM fell 6.38% while open interest dropped 9.2%, alongside a rise in daily trading volume. Key levels highlighted include the $0.183 range high being retested as support and the 78.6% retracement near $0.173.