Lagrange plunged more than 35% from its peak this week, reflecting a familiar post-hype comedown seen with other newly listed coins.

Lagrange rockets, then reenters reality as hype fizzles post-listing

The stablecoin sector expanded by a full percentage point this past week, 
growing by $2.558 billion in total. Of that figure, a hefty $1.45 billion came 
directly from Tether’s USDT, continuing its lead role in the space. Stablecoin 
Market Swells by $2.5B in 7 Days As of now, data from defillama.com shows the 
stablecoin market […]

Tether Fuels $2.5B Stablecoin Growth This Week

Mask Network briefly surged to $3.68 before pulling back toward $2; on-chain 
data shows a spike in whale activity, with large transactions hitting their 
highest level since May 28.

Mask Network price pumps then dumps as whales sell

Solana (SOL) is showing resilience amid broader market weakness, as volatility 
shakes crypto assets across the board. After a sharp retrace alongside Bitcoin 
and Ethereum, Solana is stabilizing above key demand levels, sparking cautious 
optimism among investors. Many are eyeing this zone as a potential launchpad 
for the next leg up, especially as the market seeks to recover and regain 
bullish momentum. Related Reading: Bitcoin Sees Largest Net Taker Volume Drop 
Of 2025 – Traders React To Trump-Elon Clash Despite recent uncertainty, 
sentiment around Solana remains constructive. Analysts point to strong 
structural support and a history of sharp rebounds from similar technical 
setups. Among them, top crypto analyst Ali Martinez recently shared a key 
signal that has caught the attention of traders: the TD Sequential indicator 
has flashed a buy signal for Solana on the daily timeframe. Historically, this 
signal has preceded notable price rallies, particularly when it aligns with 
strong support zones. With Solana holding firm and broader sentiment gradually 
improving, bulls are watching closely for a push into higher supply zones. If 
confirmed, a breakout from this range could send SOL toward new short-term 
highs. The coming days will be critical in determining whether Solana can 
sustain this momentum and lead the next altcoin rally. Solana Tests Support As 
TD Sequential Signals Rebound Solana is holding a critical support zone near 
$145 after shedding more than 20% of its value since late May. The correction 
has brought SOL into a key demand area, where bulls appear to be defending the 
level with strength. Despite attempts to reclaim $160, the altcoin has faced 
persistent resistance, with fading momentum and rising macro risks clouding 
short-term price action. Market-wide conditions haven’t helped either. Both 
Bitcoin and Ethereum have stalled below key resistance zones, failing to spark 
a broader rally in altcoins. This hesitation has intensified uncertainty, with 
some analysts calling for a deeper retracement in SOL if market leaders 
continue to slide. However, others remain optimistic that Solana could soon 
turn the tide. A key signal for Solana has emerged, with analyst Martinez 
reporting that the TD Sequential indicator printed a buy signal on the daily 
chart. Historically, this indicator has been a reliable precursor to 
significant local bottoms and bullish reversals, particularly when seen near 
strong support levels. With SOL recently experiencing a selloff and now 
stabilizing, this signal underscores the growing bullish potential. For now, 
Solana’s ability to hold above $145 will be key. A bounce from this level, 
combined with improving sentiment across large-cap assets, could trigger a 
fresh push toward $160 and beyond. If confirmed, such a move would signal that 
SOL is regaining strength and ready to retest higher resistance levels in the 
weeks ahead. Related Reading: Ethereum Stabilizes After Market Drop – Key MA 
Reclaim Could Trigger A June Rally SOL Retests Support After Prolonged 
Correction Solana (SOL) is trading at $148.44 after attempting a modest 
rebound from its recent local low near $145. The daily chart shows that SOL 
has lost momentum since peaking above $180 in late May, marking a 20% 
correction. Price is now holding just above the 100-day moving average 
(144.68), a key technical level that previously acted as support during 
consolidation phases. The 50-day and 34-day moving averages are now trending 
downward, with the 50-day SMA around $159.33 and the 34-day EMA near $159.35 — 
both acting as dynamic resistance. Meanwhile, the 200-day SMA remains higher 
at $177.49, reinforcing the presence of a strong overhead supply zone between 
$160 and $180. Despite the bearish pressure, volume has remained relatively 
muted during the recent drop, suggesting that panic selling hasn’t taken over 
yet. If SOL manages to hold above the $144–$145 region, this could form the 
base for a rebound, especially if broader market sentiment improves. Related 
Reading: Ethereum Mirrors Bitcoin 2020 Breakout Setup – Historic Run Incoming? 
A daily close back above the 34-EMA could open the door for a recovery toward 
$160. However, a breakdown below $144 could trigger further downside toward 
the March lows. For now, SOL remains at a technical crossroads, with short- 
term direction hinging on the next few candles. Featured image from Dall-E, 
chart from TradingView

Solana Key Indicator Flashes Buy Signal On Daily Chart – Rally Ahead?

Cardano price has moved into a local bear market and is at risk of further 
downside as network activity and social dominance wane. Cardano (ADA) slumped 
to $0.668 at last check on Saturday — down by 22% from its highest…

Cardano price faces downside risk amid weak network activity

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a second consecutive day of net 
outflows, shedding $48 million despite inflows across five funds, dragged down 
by a large exit from Blackrock’s IBIT. Meanwhile, ether ETFs celebrated a 
milestone 15th straight day of net inflows. Bitcoin ETFs Post Second Day of 
Outflows as Ether ETFs Mark 3 Weeks of […]