HYPE rebounded from a $38 dip and later printed a new all-time high at $62, before trading around $57 at the time of writing, up 23% on the weekly chart. Whale activity rose on both sides, including a $36.76 million HYPE deposit tied to Loracle.hl and fresh accumulation of 261,250 HYPE worth $15.2 million by an a16z-linked wallet. Spot flows also leaned bullish over the past week, while technical indicators cited in the report pointed to continued momentum, with $60 as a key level and $47 flagged as a downside target if selling pressure builds.

Zcash (ZEC) defended the $500 level four days ago and later climbed to $593 before easing to $581, up 3.2% in 24 hours. Derivatives data showed $880 million in Futures Inflows versus $800 million in Outflows, lifting netflow 87% to $80 million, while shorts still made up 60% of positions. More than $3.8 million in shorts were liquidated, and a daily close above $600 is flagged as the key level to validate a move toward $620.

Injective (INJ) bounced after defending $4.5, rallying to $5.4 before pulling back to around $5.01, a daily gain of 8%. Trading volume rose 113% to $169 million alongside a 17% increase in open interest to $103 million, though spot and futures flows point to continued profit-taking and active selling.

Solana (SOL) fell to $83, extending a six-day run of lower closes and wiping out May's gains. The token traded near $84 at press time, down 2.2% on the day and 10% over the week, as derivatives deleveraging intensified. Analysts highlighted $27.3 million in long liquidations and a 350% drop in futures netflow to -$164.3 million, while spot netflow stayed negative at about -$2.8 million.

A Hyperliquid whale sold 213,419 HYPE for $8.93 million at $41.84 each, realizing $2.8 million in profit as HYPE traded near $42 after defending $40 support. The wallet still holds 253,769 HYPE worth $10.5 million, while market data showed $17 million in daily inflows and Spot Netflow at -$2.59 million. If inflows persist, HYPE could retest $45; otherwise it may range between $41 and $44.

HYPE climbed to $47 before reversing and was trading at $41 at the time of writing, down 10.4% on the day. After the drop, a whale opened a 180,000 HYPE long with 10x leverage worth $7.78 million, with liquidation set at $32.8. Derivatives metrics showed long bias and shifting flows, keeping attention on whether $40 support holds or breaks.

Bitmine, led by Tom Lee, purchased 89,026 ETH for $197.64 million, lifting its total Ethereum holdings to 2.59 million ETH worth $11.7 billion. ETH traded around $2,225 at press time, down 1.7% on the day and about 3% over the week after dropping to $2,202. Market indicators cited in the report show weakening momentum, with RSI at 41 and price below key moving averages.

A long-inactive Ethereum whale resurfaced after nine years, moving 69,878 ETH valued at nearly $157 million into three newly created addresses. The transfers had not reached exchanges at press time, so immediate sell-side pressure did not appear to rise, even as Exchange Netflow fell to -11.9k. AMBCrypto noted ETH still looked technically fragile, with key levels including $2.2k support and the $2,320 EMA/MA Crossover area.

KULR Technology Group transferred 300 BTC valued at $24.36 million to Coinbase Prime, while its Bitcoin position showed losses of $18.25 million. The company had earlier said in December 2024 it would allocate 90% of surplus cash to Bitcoin and later reported a reserve of 1,021 BTC worth $101 million by July 2025. Across Bitcoin treasury firms, total holdings value fell from $126 billion to $96 billion, leaving about $30 billion in unrealized losses.