Cardano has bounced near $0.20 after surrendering more than half of its measured rally, leaving buyers with a first recovery test at the moving-average cluster near $0.21.
Ripple has introduced 24/7 Returns for eligible corporate customers, allowing qualifying digital assets, including RLUSD, to generate income through its treasury platform outside traditional banking hours.
Wallets that had not traded through Bloom for more than a year were among those drained in a near-$1 million theft, according to Bitquery’s investigation.
Institutional clients at Australian crypto firm Zerocap sold USDT for US dollars and kept the cash during a risk-off week, barely touching Bitcoin or Ether in the process.
ChinaAMC’s Hong Kong dollar and US dollar tokenized money market funds can now trade around the clock on PantherTrade, but the weekend hours they add are their least anchored.
Aviva Investors has added a tokenized share class of its £22 billion Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, less than three months after putting its dollar cash fund onchain.
Bitcoin sits on $80,000 as a packed week begins: the Fed on Wednesday, about $11 billion in options on Friday and the midterms a week from Tuesday.
Ethena (ENA) is up about 6% on Sunday, trading near $0.207 as it pushes back above its 50-day moving average and tests the top of a month-long falling channel.
Quant (QNT) is up about 3% on Sunday, trading near $185 after buyers stepped in at the 0.618 Fibonacci level following a slide of more than 50% from its peak.
Thirty dollars landed in an AI agent’s wallet. Three of them came from customers.
A live Ethereum layer-2 network has dropped transaction signatures entirely, and its founder has published where the design still breaks, including a front-running flaw found and fixed before publication.
Arbitrum slipped 3.13% to about $0.16, briefly dipping below the midpoint of its rally from $0.07 to $0.26 before buyers pulled it back above that line.



