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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.

StablR's USD stablecoin USDR traded around $0.63, about 37% below its peg, while EURR was roughly 22% under parity after the issuer confirmed an exploit. The incident involved unauthorized minting of 8.35 million USDR and 4.5 million EURR, with the attacker reportedly netting 1,115 ETH as liquidity on DEX pools was drained.

Hyperliquid's HYPE climbed 49% over the past week and reached a record $64.20 after gaining 15% in the last 24 hours. New U.S. spot HYPE ETFs launched on May 12 and May 14 and drew over $53 million in their first week, alongside reported on-chain and exchange-withdrawal signals of accumulation.

Uniswap (UNI) was priced at $3.44 at press time, down 7.50% in 24 hours, while trading volume jumped over 61% to $239.90 million. The token is testing an ascending trendline support held since April 12, 2026, and a break could open the way toward $3.00, though a rebound would challenge that view. Derivatives metrics turned more negative and spot flows showed $302K moved to exchanges over 24 hours, even as the top 100 wallets increased holdings by 3.41%.

Nasdaq has teamed up with decentralized trading platform Ostium to supply market data for blockchain-based perpetual contracts linked to US equities. The integration supports onchain equity perps without requiring traditional brokerage accounts, as Ostium says its platform has surpassed $50 billion in cumulative volume across more than 26,000 traders.

Jupiter (JUP) fell 13% over the past 24 hours, with the token’s market cap hovering around $635 million. Annualized Fees (30-day average) dropped 29% to about $332 million and Daily Active Users declined 19% over 30 days to 37,800, while spot netflow turned negative with $477,860 in net buying alongside roughly $3.43 million in total spot buys.

Polymarket said a security incident on May 22 led to roughly $520,000–$700,000 in crypto being siphoned from an internal operations wallet, while user funds and core smart contracts were not affected. The activity was flagged after large outflows on Polygon (POL), with reports of about 5,000 POL withdrawn every 30 seconds from addresses tied to its UMA CTF Adapter. The team said it rotated keys and later recovered about $164,000 while trading and market resolutions continued normally.

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.

Kelp DAO reported a $292 million loss on April 18, 2026, after attackers siphoned 116,500 rsETH through a vulnerability tied to its LayerZero-based cross-chain bridge. The exploiter then used 89,567 rsETH as Aave collateral to borrow $190.86 million in wrapped Ether before markets repriced the asset. Aave later saw $8.45B in deposit outflows over the next 48 hours, alongside more than $13B leaving DeFi.

After the May 17 exploit of the Verus-Ethereum bridge, the attacker returned $8.5 million to the Verus team while keeping $2.8 million as a white-hat bounty. The project had offered a 1,350 ETH reward if 4,052 ETH was sent back within 24 hours, alongside a pledge to halt investigations if the terms were met.