Ripple transferred 250 million XRP to an unidentified wallet, reducing tokens available in immediate selling zones. XRP has formed a potential double-bottom pattern near $1.99, with the $2.2443 level serving as the key resistance for a move toward $2.50. Exchange reserves fell 2.51% while funding rates surged over 460%, according to CryptoQuant data.

Chainlink recorded a $2.65 million spot outflow as traders removed tokens from exchanges near a critical demand zone. Taker Buy CVD data shows persistent buyer aggression absorbing sell orders. Whale order sizes increased ahead of Grayscale's upcoming ETF conversion.

Large investors removed approximately 170,000 SOL tokens from major exchanges as Solana traded near $130. Two newly created wallets withdrew 70,000 SOL from Binance, while another address pulled over 100,000 SOL from four platforms. Derivatives data showed long positions at 77.71% with a long-to-short ratio of 3.49.

Hyperliquid's HYPE token advanced 6.7% to trade near $41.28 while most altcoins declined, with market capitalization reaching $13.9 billion. Trading volume jumped 57.58%, indicating strong market participation across spot and derivatives platforms. The gain contrasts with broader crypto market weakness, suggesting selective investor rotation into specific opportunities.

Shiba Inu removed over 18 million tokens from circulation in 24 hours, with 831 million burned over the past week, data show. Japanese regulators placed SHIB on the country's Green List, granting expedited approval for domestic exchange listings. The token rebounded from $0.00000883 support as exchange reserves declined 1.42%.

A wallet transferred 160 million Dogecoin worth $25.4 million to Robinhood, data show. DOGE trades near critical support inside a descending channel. The token shows early momentum signs including rising RSI and $232,800 in short liquidations.

Uniswap's UNI token climbed 14.53% to $6.75 within 24 hours, pushing market capitalization to $4.25 billion. Trading volume jumped 88.4% to $476.86 million. Open Interest increased 26.92% to $353.45 million, reflecting heightened trader participation and leveraged positioning near the $7.1 resistance level.

Bitcoin's Market Value to Realized Value ratio has dropped to 1.8, its lowest level in seven months. The threshold has historically indicated potential undervaluation zones. Data show miner confidence rising alongside network activity growth, suggesting accumulation may be strengthening despite recent price volatility.

Large Cardano holders distributed over 4 million ADA tokens in the past week, with data showing whale selling activity now declining. Retail investors are beginning to absorb the supply as derivatives metrics signal growing bullish sentiment. Open Interest rose 3.3% to $682.66 million, while taker buy dominance strengthened among traders.