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On-chain firm Santiment confirms Bitcoin's exchange supply has held at 5.6% for a month, the lowest since 2018, even as BTC trades near $78,100.

After an 11.8% drop, DOGE is grinding back to $0.1143 with $3B in daily volume, and the next resistance test will define the trend.

Large stablecoin holders have steadily cut exposure even as total supply climbed to a record $322 billion, weakening the rally thesis.

A 48-hour capital rotation on Binance saw 225,558 ETH deposited and $1.32B in stablecoins withdrawn, with funding rates flipping positive.

THORChain suspended trading after $10.8 million was drained from an Asgard vault across four blockchains, with Ledger's CTO pointing to TSS risks.

Ether's bounce from $2,235 has stalled under $2,320 resistance, with a bearish MACD and weak RSI putting the $2,260 trend line back in play.

SOL trades near $91 with a $53B market cap, and analyst Ali Martinez says a daily close above $98 could unlock targets at $107 and $117.

A new Anthropic Mythos checkpoint cleared both UK AISI cyber ranges, finishing a 32-step corporate hack in 6 of 10 tries, the agency says.

Santiment data shows 332,230 XRP wallets now hold at least 10,000 tokens, a new record, while spot XRP ETFs added $25.8M on May 11.

The exchange rolled out a single AI trading platform after drawing 1M users and clearing $1.2 billion in volume across 58 tools.