XRP Ledger (XRPL) addresses climbed to a new record of 8,347,232 on June 9, 2026. The count rose from 7,921,350 at the start of the year, adding more than 425,882 addresses YTD for a 5.38% increase. Despite weak price sentiment, network activity and stablecoin usage metrics also showed growth.

SAHARA fell nearly 60% within hours on June 9, briefly touching $0.07 as large on-chain transfers fueled fears of insider selling. Sahara AI said team and investor allocations were unchanged on-chain, and attributed the movements to liquidity provisioning for its Chainlink CCIP bridge between Ethereum and BNB Chain. Attention is also turning to a scheduled unlock of about 1.03 billion SAHARA tokens on June 26, 2026.

XRP is trying to stay above the $1 support area as its price revisits a long-term rising trend line that has often aligned with major lows since 2018. The chart highlights a potential support band at $0.70–$0.90, with upside levels discussed around $3 and $3.32 if buyers hold. At press time, XRP traded at $1.15, up 0.4% in 24 hours and down 9% over seven days.

Citrini Research said Hyperliquid's HYPE stands out from what it calls the market's "memetic majority" because it is tied to recurring platform fees and a built-in buyback mechanism. The firm's June 2026 "State of the Themes" report highlights that more than 90% of Hyperliquid's fees go to an Assistance Fund that buys HYPE, with cumulative purchases topping $2 billion since January 2025 and HYPE last quoted at $62.13.

Sahara AI said it did not cause the sharp selloff in SAHARA and stated that no team tokens were sold. The project explained that a 600 million SAHARA transfer was a pre-scheduled Chainlink CCIP bridge liquidity fill, with another 150 million SAHARA planned for deposit. SAHARA fell 65% in a day before paring losses to 45% at the time of writing, with traders watching $0.02 as a key level.

Zcash is preparing the Ironwood upgrade, targeted for activation in late July 2026, after disclosing a critical Orchard shielded-pool bug that was found on May 29. The change would close Orchard to new activity, route funds through a "turnstile" checkpoint, and make total ZEC supply verifiable. TradingView data captured June 9, 2026 shows ZEC/USD at $474.16 (+7.47% weekly) and ZEC/BTC at ₿0.0075458 (+8.56% weekly) as markets assess the recovery.

Zcash (ZEC) drew fresh attention after rebounding from a low near $250 on June 5 to as high as $470 in early trading, as spot demand shifted back toward net buying. Spot netflow swung from net selling of $17.23 million three days ago to net buying of $118.13 million over the past day, while June 9 showed $99,000 in total buys in the first eight hours. Even with improving sentiment and higher hashrate, a negative perpetuals funding rate of about -0.0700% suggests downside risk could still cap a push toward $500.

Humanity Protocol said wallets linked to the project were drained for more than $32 million on June 9, sending its H token down nearly 90% over the following 24 hours. Founder Terence Kwok attributed the incident to a compromised private key, while investigator ZachXBT publicly questioned the explanation and suggested it may have been "possibly staged."