Solana (SOL) traded at $85.87 on May 25, 2026, sitting just under a tight resistance stack at SMA100 ($86.06), SMA50 ($86.52), and the Fibonacci 0.5 level ($87.56). A daily close and hold above $87.56 would shift focus to $91-$92 and then $90.12 and $93.28, while another rejection could pull price back toward ~$85.00 and the $83 zone. Daily RSI was 46.81 versus a 48.49 signal line, pointing to slightly negative momentum as markets watch macro headlines tied to Iran-US negotiations.

Large Dogecoin holders have returned to accumulation, with on-chain data showing over 525 million DOGE bought within a 96-hour period while the token trades below major technical levels. DOGE was around $0.1025 as the 200-day moving average sat near $0.12, leaving price roughly 15% under that long-term trend line. Spot Dogecoin ETFs recorded $860,960 of inflows over the past week, a smaller figure than the whale buying cited in the report.

An onchain-tracked wallet (0x50b3) opened a 23x leveraged ETH short on Hyperliquid totaling $100.33 million in notional exposure. The position covers 47,604 ETH with an implied entry near $2,109 and would be liquidated if ETH reaches $2,149.84, about $41 higher. The wallet owner's identity has not been established.

HYPE climbed to a new all-time high of $64.21 on May 24 as a Hyperliquid whale began reducing a short under pressure. The wallet unstaked 443,180 HYPE (about $27M) and had sold 231,899 HYPE (about $14.15M) at press time, with 211,281 more tokens (about $13M) still being offloaded. The trader also retained a 141,500 HYPE short valued at about $8.67M.

A trader opened a large bearish Ethereum derivatives position on Hyperliquid, shorting about 47,604 ETH with 23x cross leverage on May 25. The trade’s average entry was $2,094.92 and its liquidation level was set at $2,149.84, leaving roughly $33 of room when ETH traded near $2,116. The position was showing an unrealized loss of more than $600,000 as traders watched for a move toward key resistance.

Ethereum traded at $2,118 as it neared a two-step resistance band at the Fibonacci 0.618 (~$2,140) and the SMA100 at $2,155.96, a zone that has turned price back five times. Michaël van de Poppe labeled the area an accumulation range on May 25, 2026, arguing the recent weakness has been macro-driven and could fade if bond-yield conditions shift.

A wallet analysts link to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes sold 115,453 HYPE at an average of $54.81 and later repurchased 85,714 HYPE at $62.69 per token. The transactions followed a May 23 deposit to Bybit and came as HYPE set a $64.24 all-time high on May 24, 2026. Hayes has reiterated a $150 target for August 2026, while the attribution of the wallet remains unconfirmed by him.

RAIL, Railgun’s native token, climbed above $4.51 to mark a new 2026 high before pulling back to $4.05 amid higher volatility. Trading volume reached $7.5M—about 10 times typical levels—and the token is up more than 128% year to date. The move coincided with renewed attention on crypto privacy and expectations that wallet integrations could broaden Railgun usage.