BTC steadied around $87,500 after BTC ETFs posted inflows of $129 million with flows becoming supportive but not yet decisive.
ETH and SOL also posted inflows of $79 million and $58 million each, signalling selective rotation into liquid altcoins rather than broad risk-on.
On-chain stress remains elevated with roughly one third of BTC supply still underwater, but long-term holders and institutions continue selective accumulation.
Macro prints are mixed; PPI met expectations, leaving the Fed path ambiguous and keeping two-way volatility intact.
Range to watch: $84,000–$90,000 for accumulation; reclaim above $92,000 would confirm tactical recovery.
Professional traders now dominate Polymarket volume, and in a zero-sum market that leaves less and less on the table for the retail bettors who made prediction markets popular.
OpenAI may have solved Navier-Stokes as written, but exploiting a flaw is not the same as gaining insight. Web3 makes the same mistake when it passes off regulatory workarounds as innovation.
Tokenized dollar liquidity funds have grown roughly tenfold in two years, but Fidelity's digital assets lead says secondary markets, collateral rules and human fallbacks are now the harder problems.
Stablecoin issuers froze more than $2.5 billion within hours, but estimates of what was taken range from about $3.3 billion to nearly $6 billion, and Binance has yet to give its own figure.
