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SEI price trades below the 50-week SMA, with $0.23 acting as a critical technical ceiling.
Short-term charts show compression near resistance, signaling a pending directional move.
On-chain metrics point to stabilization, with TVL cooling

Justin Sun reallocated $5.4 million from spot to perpetual contracts while selling $LIT, indicating risk management. Analysts warn that $LIT needs to reclaim $2.63 support to avoid further declines, with market sentiment predicting potential dips.

PeerDAS brings live data availability sampling to Ethereum, supporting higher throughput without sacrificing decentralization.
ZK-EVMs reached alpha production performance, setting the path toward ZK-based block validation from 2027 onward.
Erasure coding and sampling let light clients ve

Arthur Hayes argues that decentralized finance (DeFi) will grow as users engage more frequently with digital assets, particularly stablecoins, which will gain prominence with the support of major banks. He warns that past market trends no longer apply and emphasizes the need for patience as investor strategies evolve.

Three new Polymarket wallets profited $630K from bets on Maduro’s political fate, raising concerns about insider trading. The activity highlighted the effectiveness of automated monitoring for detecting unusual trading patterns and emphasizes the need for transparency in prediction markets.

Charles Schwab plans to launch spot crypto trading within a year due to rising retail demand and recent regulatory changes. This move aligns with its role as the largest custodian of crypto ETF assets, emphasizing client trust in familiar institutions for crypto exposure.

Bitcoin has broken a key resistance level, signaling potential short-term gains up to $107k, according to analyst Doctor Profit. Despite this optimism, he maintains a long-term bearish outlook, predicting prices could fall below $70k due to broader market stress and liquidity concerns.

LINK price breakout emerges on the 8H chart after months of descending trendline pressure.
Daily structure remains cautious as LINK trades below key resistance near the $16 zone.
Market cap growth shows steadier demand rather than reactionary liquidity spikes.
LINK price breakout

Cardano's recent golden cross at $0.3380 hints at possible bullish momentum, with prices rising to $0.3429 and trading volume increasing by 31%. However, an RSI of 33.85 indicates oversold conditions, making upward movement challenging without clearing key resistance levels.

Shiba Inu's price may be poised for a rebound, forming a falling wedge pattern with an oversold RSI. Recently, a significant spike in its burn rate removed 171 million tokens, while key support at $0.00000708 remains intact amid broader economic optimism.

XRP ETFs saw $64 million in inflows, led by Franklin Templeton, while Bitcoin and Ethereum faced significant outflows. Despite demand, XRP's price remains around $1.87, with key support at $1.80. Exchange supplies are at multi-year lows, raising potential price sensitivity.

Sui successfully managed a $60M token unlock with strong network performance of 866 TPS post-Mysticeti v2. Institutional interest is rising with ETF applications, while upcoming private transactions promise compliance and privacy, solidifying Sui's position in the blockchain space.

Aave Labs will propose sharing revenue earned outside the core protocol with AAVE holders, addressing concerns over fee alignment.
Governance disputes over frontend fees, branding, and IP control pushed Aave Labs to clarify value flow beyond the DAO.
Aave’s strategy targets expansion

$SEI surged past $0.1155, confirming a breakout and reaching $0.1210, while traders watch Bitcoin's moves for future strategies. The removal of fees enhances high-frequency trading on the Sei network, boosting innovation and scalability.

Ethereum's price is near $3,050, testing resistance at $3,080, with key support zones identified at $2,900 and $2,800. Analysts predict potential breakout scenarios, emphasizing the importance of holding $2,800 for a bullish outlook.