Solana has climbed back above $70, but technical signals on shorter timeframes are turning cautious as the token approaches resistance near $75. The TD Sequential has flashed a sell signal on the 4-hour chart, pointing to the risk of a minor pullback. Even so, Solana spot ETF flows and on-chain activity have remained strong, suggesting demand has not faded.

XRP traded largely sideways Monday as the broader crypto market showed signs of hesitation and fading momentum. Data cited by analyst Ali Martinez, based on Santiment metrics, showed XRP network activity falling by nearly 50% over the past two weeks. Active addresses declined from 50,000 to around 25,000 over the same period.

Large XRP holders have cut transfers to Binance, a key venue for the token’s liquidity, suggesting selling pressure may be easing. Data shows both Whale Flow and Whale Transactions at 417, indicating whales are not moving sizable amounts to the exchange. Even so, analysts say XRP needs to move back above the McGinley Dynamic—around $1.15 to $1.16—to underpin a stronger recovery, according to CryptoQuant.

Most ETFs struggle to sustain steady inflows even for a few weeks after launch. Bitwise’s XRP ETF has recorded net inflows on 149 of 151 trading days since debut, a 98.7% positive flow rate over more than seven months.

Stellar’s XLM is close to printing its first major golden cross of 2026 if the signal is confirmed. On the daily chart, the 50-day moving average has touched the 200-day moving average, and traders are watching for a crossover.

Price and on-chain activity do not always move in tandem, and Avalanche is currently a clear example of that split. While AVAX has been selling off, the network has posted one of the strongest transaction-growth records among Layer 1 blockchains over the past twelve months. Avalanche C-Chain transactions rose from roughly 20 million in June 2025 to approximately 80 million in May 2026, according to Artemis data.

Toss Bank and the Solana Foundation signed a remittance memorandum of understanding on June 19, 2026. The agreement targets services for Toss Bank’s 15 million customers. The timing comes ahead of South Korea’s planned crypto foreign-exchange rules set for December 2026.

Bitmine said it bought 52,203 ETH for approximately $90 million over the past week. The company’s holdings have reached 4.7% of Ethereum’s total supply, putting it 94% of the way toward its goal of owning 5%.