BitMine is closing in on its target of controlling 5% of all Ethereum in circulation. While chairman Tom Lee insists the core treasury isn't going anywhere, the yield generated from staking could tell a very different story once that milestone arrives.

Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, touched a new all-time high near $83 before pulling back. While the breakout made headlines, underlying weekly momentum failed to track the price move.

Ethereum has finally pushed above the descending trendline that capped its price action for nearly a year. While the move clears a major hurdle, buyers still need to defend reclaimed territory into the weekly close to confirm a true breakout.

HYPE has eased from its $83.6 record, but buyers are still defending the breakout area as Hyperliquid posts one of its strongest fee days to date.

ENA nearly doubled over the past seven days, but let's keep perspective: the token is still trading well below its autumn highs. The central question for traders right now is whether buyers have enough momentum to push past the $0.179 level or if this short-term bounce is about to stall out.

If you open your Phantom wallet expecting to trade, bridge, or interact with Sui applications after September 24, 2026, you are in for a surprise: the network will be completely gone from your screen.

XRP’s breakout ran into a wall almost immediately. The token couldn't turn $1.55 into a floor and is now drifting near $1.45 after a sharp retreat from its $1.70 top.

Dogecoin’s burst toward $0.10 collided with the price shelf it lost before the May–July sell-off, setting up a decisive test of how much buying power sits beneath the rebound.

Ethereum’s flash push above $2,500 ran out of steam, dragging the asset back below the crucial $2,465 handle, though it still retains a 30% weekly gain, according to CoinMarketCap data.

XRP almost cleared $1.70 after rising 60% in a week. The daily chart shows the token reaching $1.69 before slipping back toward $1.55, where a May swing high now comes into play.

Solana surged past $94 and briefly traded above $100 on Friday, but derivatives activity, not an equally strong wave of spot buying, is now shaping this breakout.

Bitcoin punched toward $78,500 and Ether cleared $2,500 as the market's recovery dug deeper into high-beta altcoins, extending a risk-on rotation catalyzed by the U.S. Treasury’s latest liquidity maneuvers.