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$BSB is on the move again

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson is defending Zcash as a proof-of-work, no-premine privacy coin.

He referenced early cypherpunk ideas from Hal Finney around private electronic cash (dating back to 1993), framing Zcash as closer to that original vision of digital money with privacy built in.

He also took a shot at Bitcoin maximalists, calling some of the arguments a “cargo cult” basically suggesting they follow beliefs without fully engaging with the underlying innovation happening in other parts of crypto. $ADA $ZEC

#TOKENIZED stocks are quietly picking up serious momentum.
Onchain market cap is now sitting around $1.5B, up ~40x year-over-year which shows just how fast this narrative is scaling once real demand starts flowing in.

@OndoFinance is currently leading the space with about 63.1% market share by tokenized market cap, basically setting the pace for how this category is forming.

What this really tells you is that tokenized stocks are no longer just a concept they’re starting to find real traction onchain.
And this is where things start to get interesting for ecosystems trying to stay ahead of the curve.

On TON, STON.fi is quietly aligning with this shift by supporting Xstocks alongside DeFi in one place.

So instead of just swaps or farming, you’re slowly seeing tokenized assets and liquidity activity come together in the same flow.
If this trend keeps growing, it feels like the real winners will be the platforms that make access and movement of these assets feel seamless
$ONDO

This is still early, but interesting for the adoption narrative.

NEW: Iran is reportedly considering a Bitcoin-based insurance system for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

If it moves beyond discussion, it could become another real-world use case for crypto in cross-border trade and settlement.
$BTC #IranHormuzSafeCryptoInsurance

Tom Lee is still bullish on $ETH

NEW: He attributes recent $ETH selling pressure to rising oil prices and a record inverse correlation with risk assets.

He sees it as short-term noise, and still expects stronger prices ahead driven by tokenization trends and agentic AI narratives.

Key Economic Events This Week:

Tuesday – April Pending Home Sales Data
Wednesday – FOMC Meeting Minutes + $NVDA Earnings
Thursday – May Philly Fed Manufacturing Index
Friday – May UMich Consumer Sentiment & Expectations Data
Plenty of macro catalysts lined up this week, and each one has the potential to shift sentiment depending on how the data comes in.
The real question is which of these ends up actually moving markets the most 👀

We’ll see how risk assets react as the week unfolds.
On the @STONfi DEX side, there’s also something interesting many people still overlook arbitrage through Omniston routing.

It basically allows price differences across pools/resolvers to be exploited for low-risk opportunities, especially in a fragmented liquidity environment.

With more activity flowing through the ecosystem, these inefficiencies tend to show up more often, especially during volatile weeks like this.

Feels like both macro and on-chain activity are lining up for a more active market phase
#SpaceXEyesJune12NasdaqListing #SpaceXEyes2TIPO

Interesting shift happening with #etf flows lately
While $BTC and $ETH spot ETFs saw outflows last week:

• BTC: -$1B
• ETH: -$255M

SOL and XRP were actually pulling money in:

• SOL: +$58.1M
• XRP: +$60.5M

Feels like attention is slowly rotating toward assets people think still have more room for momentum.

Especially $XRP … the ETF narrative around it just keeps getting stronger every week

At the same time, activity on TON DeFi has also been picking up fast.
STON.fi recently saw swap volume increase by over +772%, which honestly says a lot about how much liquidity and user activity is starting to flow into the ecosystem.

Cheaper transactions, smoother swaps, and growing ecosystem attention are slowly making TON DeFi feel way more active lately

$HYPE just made a sharp push toward the $46 zone
Now we’re seeing a pullback back toward $44, and that level feels pretty important right now.

If it loses that area cleanly, we could see price continue lower for a bit before finding stability again.
Got my eyes on $XRP
too

There’s still a lot of ETF-related discussion building around it, and it honestly feels like the narrative keeps getting stronger every few weeks.

It actually reminds me of how @STONfi DEX has been building quietly on the TON side.

Cross-chain swaps are getting closer, transaction fees are still cheap, and there are some pretty solid pools to farm while waiting for clearer market setups.

Feels like both infrastructure and activity on TON DeFi are slowly growing together

Over $4B in TVL has reportedly left LayerZero after 5 major protocols migrated to Chainlink CCIP

That’s actually a pretty huge shift when you think about how important cross-chain infrastructure has become for DeFi lately.
Because at this stage, it’s no longer just about which chain has users — it’s also about which interoperability layer projects trust the most for moving liquidity and data securely across ecosystems.
When multiple major protocols migrate at once, it usually signals that

teams are prioritizing things like:
• reliability
• security
• scalability
• and long-term infrastructure confidence

What makes this interesting is how competitive the cross-chain space is becoming now.

Every protocol wants smoother liquidity movement between chains, but they also want infrastructure that can handle large-scale activity without introducing too much risk.

Feels like cross-chain is slowly becoming one of the biggest battlegrounds in crypto infrastructure right now
$LINK #LINK

Unless #ETFs pull in over $710M in net inflows, this could be the first red week since March 27th

That’s actually a pretty important level when you zoom out and think about recent ETF flow trends.

Because ETF inflows have basically been one of the main drivers of momentum lately when inflows are strong, price tends to hold up or push higher.

But when inflows slow down, it usually shows demand is cooling off in the short term.

So this week becomes more of a sentiment check than anything else.
Either we see strong inflows step in and extend the trend… or we get the first red week in a while, which could signal a temporary pause in momentum

Either way, it’s one of those moments where ETF flows matter more than price noise

$ONDO tokenized market cap adding over $2B in just one month and growing 236% in eight months honestly says a lot about where the market is slowly heading

At the same time, $BTC Bitcoin ETFs still pulled in another $131m while the CLARITY Act keeps advancing in the Senate.

Feels like both institutions and regulators are slowly getting more comfortable with digital assets and tokenized finance.
What’s interesting is that we’re starting to see this shift reflect across different ecosystems already.

platforms like @STONfi DEX are pushing xStocks and making exposure to different asset classes feel more accessible directly through DeFi.

The whole idea of trading crypto, tokenized assets, and moving liquidity across ecosystems from one place is starting to feel more normal now instead of futuristic

$BILL is getting really close to breaking the $0.1815 level 👀
That’s a pretty important zone right now, and if it gives way, the next area I’m watching is around $0.1657 as the correction continues.

$SUI on the other hand has cooled off a lot after the recent momentum and is currently trying to hold around the $1.09 level.
Feels like most alts are starting to slow down a bit after the strong moves from last week

While the market cools off, I’ve mostly been rotating attention toward DeFi activity on @STONfi DEX .

One thing I like is being able to keep assets active in pools while waiting for clearer entries instead of forcing trades during uncertain price action.

Makes the waiting phase feel a bit more productive 👀

$LINK activity is picking up again
Chainlink just hit an 8-month high in address activity with over 282,000 unique addresses active according to Santiment.

Usually when on-chain activity starts rising like this, it means attention and participation are coming back into the ecosystem again.

Feels like people are slowly starting to pay attention to LINK once more

$XRP just keeps finding its way back into the spotlight
Now it’s leading trading volume on Upbit and Bithumb in South Korea, with 24-hour volume hitting $110.9m and even surpassing $BTC and $ETH .

That honestly says a lot about the level of activity and attention XRP is still getting, especially in Asian markets where trading momentum usually shows up fast.

Feels like every time people think XRP is slowing down, another wave of volume comes right back in

67 million Americans holding crypto is actually a massive number when you really think about it

That’s no longer some small niche internet group anymore that’s a huge part of the population actively connected to the industry in one way or another.

So when Ripple CLO Stuart Alderoty says every Senate Banking Committee member now represents crypto holders too, it shows how much the space has grown politically and financially over the years.
At this point, crypto conversations are slowly becoming impossible for regulators and institutions to ignore.

The industry is getting too big, too active, and too integrated into everyday finance for it to be treated like a temporary trend anymore
$XRP

These days I’ve become way more careful with taking shorts
$Q is already starting to show signs of weakness after that massive up move, and normally this would be the kind of chart I’d look to short.

But the market has changed a lot lately
Now it feels like market makers love trapping shorts first before the actual move happens, so I’ve been trying not to rush entries anymore.

For me, the safer play now is waiting for a proper support break and confirmation instead of trying to predict the top too early.
$SIREN on the other hand just had a sharp dump and honestly I didn’t see that move coming at all.

One thing that’s been helping me lately is constantly checking myself before entering trades.

Anytime I feel like rushing into a short, I ask myself:
“Is this actually my setup… or is this just FOMO talking?”
I remember reading about trading psychology and FOMO on the @STONfi DEX blog a while back, and it genuinely changed how I look at entries.

Now I try to focus more on confluence and confirmation instead of emotional trades.

Because sometimes the hardest part of trading is knowing the difference between seeing an opportunity… and just chasing a move

$TON now has 400 validators spread across 6 continents 👀
That’s actually a pretty strong sign of how much the network has grown and how decentralized it’s becoming over time.

A lot of people still compare TON’s current phase to the earlier growth days of $SOL fast ecosystem expansion, increasing DeFi activity, more developers building, and users slowly flowing into the ecosystem before things fully exploded.

The difference with TON though is the distribution advantage it already has through Telegram.

That kind of reach gives TON access to everyday users in a way most chains still struggle to achieve.

And once users start coming into an ecosystem, DeFi activity usually follows naturally.

That’s where platforms like STON.fi start becoming more important.
More users on TON means:
• more swaps
• more liquidity movement
• more trading activity
• and more demand for fast and simple DeFi tools

You can already feel some of that growth reflecting on STON.fi lately.
Swaps feel smoother after the TON upgrades, volume has been improving, fees are still cheap, and features like pools, xStocks and cross-chain expansion make the ecosystem feel more complete than before.

It still feels early overall, but the infrastructure side of TON is definitely growing much faster now

$XRP , $ONDO and $TON
These are honestly some of the ecosystems I’ve noticed pushing crypto adoption forward the most lately.

Just saw that XRP Ledger transactions jumped 65% over the past year, moving from 43m to 71m according to Evernorth.

And the interesting part is that a lot of that growth is coming from institutional activity through names like Bitstamp, RLUSD, Braza Bank and different DeFi protocols.

That’s the kind of growth that starts looking less like hype and more like actual usage building up quietly.

ONDO on the other hand keeps pushing the whole real-world asset and tokenization narrative forward, which feels like another major direction the industry is moving toward.
Then there’s TON.

Cheaper fees, faster transactions after the recent upgrades, and more attention coming into the ecosystem again with the new management changes.

You can already feel more activity around TON DeFi lately.
DEXs like @STONfi DEX are seeing more volume, swaps feel smoother, and the overall user experience just keeps getting better.
Feels like different ecosystems are all pushing adoption in their own way right now

$LAB had a pretty massive move recently and it’s starting to attract attention from traders again

The chart has already seen a pullback with price moving back toward the $5.5 area, I think we might be heading towards $4 soon let see how this goes

It honestly feels like market makers are still very active on this one because the volatility has been strong both ways.
I’ve also got my eyes on $XRP lately.

There’s been a lot of #etf -related discussions around Ripple again, and you can tell the market is slowly paying attention to it.

It’s also been a while since xStocks came to @STONfi DEX , and so far the experience has actually been smoother than I expected.

Being able to access different asset classes while still farming DeFi on the same platform is something I feel people still don’t talk about enough.

Add the low fees, fast swaps, and simple experience on top of that, and it starts making more sense why the TON DeFi ecosystem keeps growing
#Ripple

$BILL is currently sitting around a very important support zone near $0.176

This level feels like one of those areas where the next bigger move could be decided.

If sellers break it cleanly, then downside continuation becomes more likely and the chart could start looking weaker short term.

But if buyers manage to step back in and reclaim the $0.194 area again, then a move back toward the $0.2 range is definitely possible.
$ONDO on the other hand is already starting to form a clearer downtrend structure.

Momentum has slowed a lot compared to before, and if weakness continues, the $0.35 zone could come into play sooner than expected.

Right now it just feels like most alts are in that phase where the market is deciding whether this is just a cooldown… or the start of a deeper pullback.

Something else that caught my attention recently was reading about agentic wallets on the STON.fi page.
When you simplify it, the idea actually sounds pretty futuristic for DeFi.

Instead of manually doing everything yourself, you could basically interact with an AI agent naturally and tell it things like:
• swap TON to USDT
• rebalance portfolio weekly
• move idle assets into active pools
• or manage positions automatically
And the wallet handles those actions for you.
Feels like the whole idea is pushing DeFi toward a more automated and user-friendly experience instead of everything needing multiple manual steps.

Honestly, if this direction keeps improving, interacting with DeFi in the future could feel very different from what most people are used to today