Nasdaq‑listed Prenetics Global has halted its "1 BTC per day" accumulation strategy and frozen its Bitcoin treasury at 510 BTC while reallocating capital to its IM8 health and nutrition brand. The David Beckham‑backed firm had previously raised $48 million in an oversubscribed equity offering linked in part to growing its BTC position, but its board has now chosen to pause further crypto purchases as Bitcoin trades near $88,000.

HBAR remains below descending trendlines after a brief rebound, with structure still corrective. Key levels include $0.105 support (61.8% Fibonacci), a downside trigger near $0.108, and a potential confirmation above $0.115. A clear five‑wave advance is needed before treating the recent move as a lasting bottom.

According to a YouTube chart breakdown, Bitcoin Cash is testing a four‑year range from the August 2021 high, with a short‑term barrier near $627.60 and the 38.2% retracement around $677. If the range breaks, mapped Fibonacci projections point to roughly $851 and $960, contingent on Bitcoin advancing toward $90,000 and dominance easing from 59.56%.

A cross-chain bridge connecting Coinbase's Base network and Solana went live on mainnet Thursday. The infrastructure enables direct asset transfers between the Ethereum layer-2 network and Solana's blockchain using dual verification from Chainlink CCIP and Coinbase operators. The deployment supports movement of SOL and SPL tokens into Base applications including Zora, Aerodrome, and Virtuals.

Stablecoins are positioned to displace traditional infrastructure in the $150 trillion annual cross-border payments market, according to Howard Davidson, CMO of Almond Fintech. With 15% of banks already offering stablecoin services and 57% exploring adoption, the technology reduces settlement times from days to seconds and can lower transaction costs by up to 99%. Recent partnerships by Western Union, Citi, and ClearBank signal institutional momentum toward blockchain-based payment rails.