On May 21, Solana (SOL) attempted a rebound as large holders added about $9.7 million worth of SOL, with two new wallets receiving 88,004 SOL ($7.56 million) and 24,500 SOL ($2.11 million). SOL traded around $86.30 after a 1.85% 24-hour gain, while volume rose 38% to $43.66 billion. Analysts said a daily close above $87.21 could improve odds of a move toward $95.62, though SOL remained below its 50-day EMA and ADX was 16.52.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) traded at $48.53 after a 0.95% 24-hour gain, while trading volume slid 21.21% to $566 million as price hovered near the $50 reversal area. Whale activity split between accumulation and bearish hedges, and May 2026 DeFi metrics showed TVL rising from $4.279 billion to $5.16 billion alongside DEX volume growth.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 12.55% in the past 24 hours to $363.75, while trading volume rose 92% to $435 million. Large holders trimmed exposure and exchange inflows totaled $985K, keeping attention on whether BCH can hold above $380 or risks a move toward $305.

BNB traded around $650 after slipping 1.25% over the past 24 hours, while volume fell 51.9% to nearly $772 million. The daily chart shows repeated rejection near $680, with $648 flagged as immediate support and a daily close below it potentially setting up an 11.5% drop toward $578. Derivatives positioning leaned bearish with a 0.8407 Long/Short Ratio, even as exchange data showed over $14 million in net outflows over the past 48 hours.

Siren (SIREN), an AI memecoin, dropped 56% on 14 May even as the broader crypto market moved higher, and it was trading around $0.53 at the time of writing. Trading activity also cooled, with volume down over 51.43% to $56.67 million, while technical levels highlighted $0.499 as a key support that could open downside toward $0.173 if it breaks.

On May 15, Bitcoin rebounded 1.55% to $80,900 as trading volume rose 25% to $44.82 billion. A whale opened a 700 BTC long worth $57 million with 10x leverage, while U.S. spot BTC ETFs posted net inflows of over $131.31 million. Traders are watching $82,700 as the key level, with a daily close above it seen as the trigger for a move toward $89,500.

A whale wallet opened short positions totaling $72.32 million across crypto and tech-linked markets, with the largest exposure in Hyperliquid (HYPE) at $47.78 million. Another whale also shorted 338,084 HYPE worth $13.40 million at an average $39.65, while HYPE has closed a daily candle below $40 and could slide toward $35 if it stays under that level. The initial whale is reported to be up more than $43.61 million in unrealized profit and also holds a $1.76 million long position in PAX Gold.

On May 11, Lido DAO (LDO) drew attention as it climbed more than 8.85% in 24 hours to around $0.438. Trading volume also jumped over 190% to $120 million, while a whale opened a 5x long on 8.69 million LDO valued above $3.72 million. The token is now nearing the $0.45–$0.4550 area, a level that has acted as resistance since Feb. 2, 2026.

Solana (SOL) rose more than 6.50% on May 9, trading at $93.71 for the first time since March 18, alongside a 20%+ jump in volume to $5.12 billion. A whale bought 67,648 SOL worth $6.23 million after seven months of inactivity, while U.S. spot SOL ETFs saw $6.23 million of inflows on May 8, 2026. Traders are watching $97.40 as a key resistance, with a daily close above it viewed as a potential trigger for a 21% move toward $118.