Ondo brings tokenized US stocks to Hyperliquid’s HyperEVM

Key takeaways XRP slipped below $1.50 as renewed Middle East tensions weakened broader crypto sentiment. XRP investment products saw nearly $40 million in inflows last week, while futures open interest climbed to $2.87 billion. XRP tests key $1.45 support despite strong ETF and futures inflows Ripple’s XRP retreated from highs near $1.50 and hovered around […] The post XRP price slips below $1.50 as Middle East tensions shake crypto sentiment appeared first on CoinJournal.

Key takeaways Solana surged nearly 15% last week as spot SOL ETFs attracted $39.23 million in inflows — the strongest since January.  Solana surged nearly 15% last week as spot SOL ETFs attracted $39.23 million in inflows — the strongest since January.  Solana (SOL) is trading just above $95 on Monday after rallying nearly 15% […] The post Solana eyes $100 as ETF inflows hit highest level since January appeared first on CoinJournal.

Solana nears key resistance as cloud mining platforms like AJC Mining gain traction in crypto recovery phase. As whale activity, ETF capital inflows, and bullish momentum in the derivatives market continue to build, Solana is preparing to challenge the key…

Abraxas Capital's success on Hyperliquid highlights the potential for institutional influence on decentralized exchanges, impacting market dynamics. The post Abraxas Capital generates $303.9M in realized PnL on Hyperliquid appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post SUI Explodes Higher as Bitcoin Breaks $82K on ETF Momentum appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin climbed above $82,000 as Donald Trump rejected Iran’s peace proposal. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $622.7 million in weekly inflows, with 6 positive weeks. SUI surged 25% after Nasdaq-listed SUI Group Holdings staked 108.7 million tokens. Bitcoin pushed above $82,000 on Sunday after a volatile session tied to fresh geopolitical headlines and continued institutional demand. The move came as spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak and traders reacted to progress around US crypto regulation. Bitcoin briefly dropped from $81,430 to $80,520 after US President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal, calling it “totally unacceptable” in a Truth Social post. Markets initially reacted to fears that tensions in the Middle East could drag on longer than expected. The sell-off did not last long. Bitcoin reversed sharply and climbed nearly 2.3% within three hours, rea

The post $96.3M Flows to Holders as Hyperliquid and EdgeX Leads DeFi Revenue Distribution appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TLDR: Hyperliquid channels trading fees into buybacks, linking perpetual volume directly to token demand Pump.fun monetizes memecoin launches, turning speculative cycles into recurring protocol revenue EdgeX shows a payout-revenue mismatch, raising questions over the sustainability of the distribution model Revenue-sharing tokens now prioritize fee generation over inflation-based incentive structures DeFi $96.3M token holder payouts reflect a growing shift toward fee-backed distribution models across leading decentralized protocols. Hyperliquid, EdgeX, and Pump. fun now channel real trading and launch revenue directly to users, reshaping how token economics is evaluated in 2026 markets. Hyperliquid and Pump.Fun Drive Fee-Based Market Cycles Hyperliquid continues to anchor the largest share of distributions through derivatives trading activity across decentrali

Ethereum’s DeFi TVL share dropped from 63.5% to 54% in 2025, though it still leads with $45.4 billion locked. Rival chains like BSC, Tron, and Hyperliquid gained ground by dominating DEX flow, stablecoins, and perpetuals trading. Ethereum grew TVL by 13.9% over 30 days, keeping its role as DeFi’s core settlement and institutional lending layer. […] The post Ethereum’s DeFi Dominance Slips as TVL Share Drops to 54% appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

The post How Hyperliquid Managed to Lead 3 DeFi Apps That Paid Holders $96 Million In 4 Weeks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Three young DeFi applications, Hyperliquid, Pump.fun and edgeX, returned $96.3 million to token holders in 30 days. The figure marks one of the largest concentrated payouts from any DeFi cohort tracked in 2026. Each protocol used a different mechanism to deliver the cash. Only Hyperliquid funded its full payout from trading fees alone. Pump.fun split revenue with operations, and edgeX paid out roughly three times what it earned. The DeFi Shift From Emissions to Real Revenue During the past cycle, DeFi protocols rewarded users by minting tokens and distributing them through liquidity programs. The model inflated supply faster than demand, leaving holders to absorb relentless dilution. Hyperliquid (HYPE), Pump.fun (PUMP) and edgeX (EDGE) sit at the front of a different cohort. They generate fees from active products and route part of those fees back to holder