Akash Network’s AKT has climbed more than 10% in the last 24 hours, recovering most of a 12% weekend pullback and taking its monthly gain to 72%. The token is now pushing toward the $0.955 resistance area, a move that could reopen a path to reclaim $1 if buyers maintain momentum. Trading volume over the past month rose more than 160% to $471.6 million, alongside reported growth in developer activity and recent network integrations.

Centrifuge (CFG) rose more than 11% over the past 24 hours even as the SEC delayed approvals for tokenized stock trading. Daily trading volume fell 36% to about $25 million, while on-chain metrics showed holder counts rising faster than asset and stablecoin value growth. Technical levels highlighted $0.30 as a key weekly close area, with $0.35 in focus if bulls regain the $0.30-$0.32 range.

EigenCloud (EIGEN) rose more than 20% in the past 24 hours as daily spot volume increased 27% to about $34 million. The move coincided with higher on-chain activity over the last three days and a 94% surge in Binance futures volume. Price is trading near neckline resistance around $0.23, with indicators showing strong momentum but overbought conditions.

Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) fell 14% over the past 24 hours, marking the largest decline among CoinMarketCap’s top 100 tokens. The move followed a monthly unlock of 712.4 million PENGU valued at $6.25 million, alongside heavier selling activity and a 17% jump in daily volume to about $181 million. Technically, PENGU revisited the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement near $0.008266, with bulls needing a break above $0.009846 to validate a rebound.

Lighter (LIT) fell about 16% over the past 24 hours, even as it stayed roughly 30% higher on the week. The pullback followed a sentiment hit tied to the SEC delaying tokenized-stock trading and came alongside a broad Open Interest drop of more than 20% across exchanges. LIT also slid from $1.47 to $1.09 and lost the $1.25 area, returning to a longer consolidation range.

GRASS gained more than 27% in a day as optimism around an 'infrastructure supercycle' boosted interest across DePIN-related tokens. Trading volume climbed about 256% to $52 million, while price tested the pattern neckline near $0.46, a level that could open a move toward $0.6555 if cleared. Concentrated ownership and a monthly dip in holders added to the risk backdrop despite the rally.

Polymarket was targeted on May 22 in an incident tied to its rewards payout system, with more than $700K in USDC and POL reportedly drained. The compromise appears linked to a private key, while the team said user funds and market resolution were not affected as it rotates backend keys and continues investigating.

DoubleZero (2Z) led altcoin gains in the past 24 hours, up more than 21% at press time after breaking above a long-held demand zone. The move came alongside a 264% jump in trading volume to over $28 million, while max supply slipped from 10 billion 2Z to 9.998 billion and holders climbed to 6.79K. On charts, bulls pushed above the $0.10–$0.12 area, with $0.15 cited as the next level if $0.10 holds.

Jito (JTO) rose more than 30% in a single day after quarterly figures highlighted higher staking activity, more validators, and a supply burn. The update cited 418 million SOL in cumulative Jito-enabled staked tokens, 119 million SOL staked on the Jito Network, and 9.7 million JTO burned in Q1, while daily volume jumped 605% to $168 million. Technically, JTO retested $0.35 as support after reaching $0.70, with bulls still defending the level.