Terra Luna Classic surged 90% within 24 hours, ranking second among trending tokens on CoinMarketCap. Short liquidations exceeded $5.19 million over 12 hours, while the weekly token burn rate reached 427 billion LUNC. The rally broke a month-long descending channel but faced rejection near $0.00007088, a level last seen in July.

Arbitrum's native token rose over 11% in 24 hours as the Layer 2 network recorded 2 million active addresses, a 135% weekly increase. The token approached a key resistance level at $0.24 while total value locked climbed 7% this month to $6.53 billion. Developer activity reached a three-month high during the period.

Bitcoin traded near $86,000 with 58% market dominance as analyst Peter Brandt identified a break in the cryptocurrency's historical four-year parabolic cycle pattern. Brandt suggests a potential decline to $50,000 could set the stage for a subsequent rally toward $200,000-$250,000 in the next bull phase. Current technical indicators show weakening bearish momentum despite the cycle disruption.

SKY token rose 10% within 24 hours, pushing its market capitalization back above $1 billion. The rally aligned with buyback operations totaling $65.64 million across 1.395 billion tokens and a 78% increase in daily trading volume to $23.55 million, data show.

Aptos blockchain recorded stablecoin supply growth exceeding 5X over the past year, data show. The network led Ethereum and BNB Chain in 24-hour stablecoin inflows with over $500 million. APT token declined 11% in the past week despite the liquidity expansion, as DEX volumes and transaction speeds decreased.

Helium (HNT), a decentralized physical infrastructure network operating on Solana, has gained over 16% in the past month following the launch of its buyback program on October 20. The initiative has been repurchasing approximately $30,000 worth of tokens monthly using collected network fees. Trading activity shows buyside orders at $1.47 million exceeding sellside at $1.32 million over the past week.

China injected approximately $50 billion into global markets as Bitcoin fell below $100,000, according to Solana News. On-chain data indicates the cryptocurrency market remains in a mid-cycle phase. Analysts maintain a long-term bullish outlook despite recent volatility.

Ethereum liquidated short positions below $3,600 after briefly dropping to $3,200. Over $10 billion in ETH liquidity now sits between $3,600 and $4,500, creating conditions for a potential short squeeze. Whale accumulation and institutional buying have increased during the recent price decline.

Chainlink's reserve account acquired 78,250 LINK tokens valued at $1.1 million in its largest single purchase to date. The additions brought total reserves to 729,338 LINK worth $10.8 million. Social sentiment for the oracle platform reached a three-year high while LINK traded near $14, creating a bullish divergence that historically precedes price reversals.