Ethereum (ETH) was trading in the $2,095–$2,138 Fibonacci "golden zone" at press time following a controlled pullback. Exchange data showed a rising share of whale-held supply sitting on exchanges since May 5, while withdrawals over the past 24 hours fell to a monthly low. The mixed flow signals leave ETH at a decision point, with a bounce needing stronger spot demand and renewed outflows for confirmation.

Cardano is showing a shifting long-term setup as large holders have continued accumulating since late 2023 despite earlier declines in price and market cap. Wallets holding at least 1 million ADA now control about 25.09 billion tokens—roughly 67% of total supply—alongside a daily-chart SuperTrend buy signal. Key levels highlighted include $0.25 as a base, with potential resistance at $0.29 and a higher target area near $0.32 if momentum strengthens.

Ethereum is hovering just below the $2300–$2400 supply zone after multiple failed attempts to break above it over the past two weeks. Over the last 24 hours, the Korea Premium Index rose to 0.66 and ETH 2.0 deposits climbed from 250 to 878, pointing to stronger participation while also raising the risk of sell-side pressure.

Revolut has processed more than $1.2 billion in stablecoin transfers on Polygon, a milestone it says reflects real user transactions rather than test activity. The network's report claims the transfers settled in seconds and cost fractions of a cent, positioning blockchain rails as a lower-cost alternative to traditional cross-border payment systems.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has moved above a descending trendline resistance after weeks of consolidation, signaling a potential shift in market structure. A pullback to retest the $0.000055 area could occur before any continuation, with $0.000065 highlighted as the next key level if buyers hold. Over the past 48 hours, SHIB saw 800 billion SHIB in net inflows (about $4.8 million at press time), suggesting increased exchange activity.

Solana has approved the SIMD-0266 proposal, which introduces p-tokens to improve compute efficiency and potentially reduce transaction processing costs, with a mainnet launch targeted for April. As this upgrade approaches, large investors are accumulating SOL and buyers are dominating both spot and futures markets while the token tests a critical resistance formed by the 50-day EMA and the upper boundary of a wedge pattern.

Bittensor's TAO token climbed 15% in 24 hours, becoming one of the strongest performers as buyers took control in both spot and derivatives markets. Open interest in TAO futures exceeded $210 million, reaching its highest level since early January and aligning with visible whale accumulation. With price breaking above $212.62 and holding over the 50-day EMA, bulls are eyeing the imbalance area near $262 as a potential next target.

Mastercard's new integration is connecting Polygon's on-chain payment infrastructure with existing financial systems, opening the door to broader institutional use. Following the announcement, Polygon has seen a notable rise in average transfer counts and increased exchange outflows, signaling stronger on-chain activity and shifting investor positioning.

DeepBook’s DEEP token is retesting its all-time high on the 4-hour chart while whales step up accumulation near this key resistance. At the same time, around $417K in net spot inflows to exchanges signal mounting selling pressure and the potential for a short-term pullback. The coming sessions may hinge on whether whale buying can offset these exchange-driven correction risks.