Starknet’s STRK gained 19% over the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap, even as Bitcoin fell below $82,000.

Hyperliquid’s October team allocation has begun moving after its required seven-day staking-to-spot wait.

The Base record supports part of Hunter Biden’s explanation of LAPTOP’s chaotic launch: the wallet he linked holds 300 million tokens, or 30% of the maximum supply, and its filtered history shows no outgoing LAPTOP transfers.

Ether fell roughly 5.5% in 24 hours after another failed move toward $2,800, bringing the market into a support zone that matters on two timeframes.

Chainlink’s pullback has brought LINK back to a September breakout shelf near $13.20. Santiment’s data suggests that new Ethereum-mainnet participation barely expanded during the preceding rally.

XRP is testing the floor of a developing descending triangle near $1.46-$1.47 after its latest pullback. A daily close below it would shift attention toward lower supports.

Binance’s ETH futures book is holding its highest 30-day average open interest in eight months, while a sharp Bitfinex short-index rise points to a more divided market.

Virtune has listed a Zcash ETP on Nasdaq Stockholm, giving Nordic investors a broker route to ZEC exposure while leaving the asset’s private-payment features on the blockchain.

Filecoin’s recovery from August has brought FIL back to a weekly barrier near $1.20. The next pullback will show whether buyers can hold the support that carried the token higher.

Cardano moved above $0.26 and approached $0.28, but the next signal will come from whether buyers can defend the reclaimed $0.254-$0.260 zone in coming sessions.

Hyperliquid’s buyback model has received its first reported contribution from a source other than trading fees: yield earned on USDC reserves held in its ecosystem. The payment, worth about $14.58 million in USDC, is the first test of whether the protocol can turn stablecoin balances into recurring funding for HYPE purchases.