JUP rose 14.03% in 24 hours as trading volume surged 113.83% to nearly $496 million across major exchanges. Derivatives activity also picked up, with Open Interest climbing 39.94% to $64.2 million as traders added new leveraged positions. While the move strengthened near-term momentum, the buildup in leverage and liquidity below spot levels kept liquidation risks in focus.

EDGE rose 19% as trading activity picked up, with volume up 39% to $12.53 million. Open Interest climbed 21.39% to $17.52 million, pointing to fresh participation in the derivatives market. The move has drawn attention to whether the rebound can hold after weeks of steep losses.

A major Ethereum whale bought 7,000 ETH worth $11.8 million, taking its purchases over the past ten days to 17,800 ETH valued at about $29.76 million. Exchange flow data showed $95.92 million in inflows versus $109.27 million in outflows, resulting in a net outflow of roughly $13.35 million. The sustained withdrawals point to a smaller pool of ETH sitting on exchanges and readily available to sell.

GWEI fell sharply as activity on the Ethereum network weakened, reducing demand and sentiment around the token. Traders also cut exposure across derivatives markets as the sell-off continued.

Zcash surged toward $500 as traders returned aggressively, lifting the token nearly 14% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume climbed 40.48% to $665 million, pointing to increased market participation. Open Interest rose 26.02% to $1.14 billion as derivatives positioning expanded alongside the rally.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) rose 15.49% in the last 24 hours as trading volume increased 31.37%, pushing its market cap to $480.78 million. The move coincided with stronger AI-focused sentiment, while exchange reserves still climbed 11.47% to $60.72 million, hinting at possible profit-taking risk.

A U.S. government-linked wallet moved 98,590 LINK (about $768,000) to Coinbase Prime, reviving concerns about possible sell-side distribution even as LINK held support. LINK was trading near $7.78 after bouncing from around $7.34, while Binance positioning stayed long-heavy with a 2.61 long/short ratio and 72.31% of accounts long. Shorts absorbed most liquidation pressure in the latest session, with roughly $57,270 in short liquidations versus about $5,040 for longs.

MemeCore fell 14.16% over the past 24 hours, with sellers reasserting control after weeks of choppy trading. Trading volume climbed 11.72% to $10.63 million, while Open Interest sank 18.06% to $83.22 million, pointing to a rapid exit by leveraged traders. Price is testing support near $2.72 as indicators weaken and near-term liquidity sits around $3.10–$3.25.

Bitmine added 25,000 ETH to its treasury, valued at about $47.98 million, even as Ethereum slipped below the $2,000 level. ETH traded near $1,844 and the RSI fell to 22.5, while exchange reserves dropped 7.97% to roughly $28.3 billion, pointing to continued accumulation activity.