The US spot Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of $259.77 million yesterday.

- Fed's Stephen Miran highlights stablecoins as a transformative force in emerging markets, outcompeting traditional banking systems and driving economic growth. - JPMorgan and DBS develop blockchain-based tokenization frameworks to enable 24/7 real-time cross-bank payments via tokenized deposits. - Ethereum's tokenized assets surge to $201B, with stablecoins dominating DeFi and cross-border transactions, driven by institutional adoption. - Cathie Wood cuts Bitcoin price forecasts due to stablecoin adoptio

- Solana ETFs gained $351M in 11 days as institutional buyers "buy the dip," despite a 20% price drop to $155. - Technical indicators show bearish pressure with RSI at 37 and critical $144 support level at risk of breakdown. - Institutional confidence contrasts with retail profit-taking, while NYSE's new options trading adds complexity to market dynamics. - Analysts debate $173 resistance breakout potential vs. $120-$80 downside risks amid $3.2B+ year-to-date institutional inflows.

- COAI token's 2025 collapse exposed DeFi and algorithmic stablecoin vulnerabilities, triggering market turmoil and regulatory scrutiny. - Centralized governance (87.9% token control) and opaque liquidity models enabled manipulation, while fragmented regulations (GENIUS Act, MiCA) worsened compliance risks for smaller projects. - Investors now prioritize due diligence on team transparency, regulatory compliance, and tokenomics, as COAI's lack of audits and centralized control highlighted systemic risks. -