The crypto market cap fell to $2.63 trillion on May 13, down 0.4% in 24 hours. Bitcoin held 58.3% dominance, while SAGA plunged 94.08%, with ETF flows and stablecoin activity staying in focus.
HTX released its May performance report, with TradFi futures trading volume surpassing $1 billion and ranking first globally in net capital inflows. The platform advanced in asset expansion, yield optimization, product innovation, and ecosystem co-building, maintaining over 100% reserve ratios.
LAB, a token once framed around an AI trading narrative and a multichain trading terminal, hit its first post-crash unlock on July 14 with the price hovering near $0.40, down about 98.5% from the spot peak of $27.48 seen a little over a month earlier. CoinAnk estimated that addresses entering over the past 60 days had a volume-weighted average cost of roughly $3.33, leaving only 5.56% of that supply still in profit, while presale buyers at $0.025 remained up by more than tenfold on paper. A review of the timeline shows a pattern stretching from the founders’ prior token history to presale concentration, on-chain inventory build-up, discounted OTC distribution, a derivatives-led squeeze, and then a near-90% collapse within 48 hours. ZachXBT alleged insiders controlled more than 95% of supply, highlighted shifting lockup terms and OTC discounts, and later tracked sell-side flows from an entity initially funded by the LAB team. The episode has also sharpened scrutiny on exchange listings, perpetual markets, and token disclosures, especially because LAB’s vesting schedule and circulating supply data remain unclear across third-party platforms.
A market analysis highlights seven leading crypto futures trading candidates for May 2026, led by BTC and ETH alongside MORPHO, HYPE, TON, SOL, and SKYAI, with liquidity, open interest, funding rates, and disciplined risk management at the center of the selection.
Seven-day crypto search data shows investor attention shifting sharply toward newly launched tokens, with Mega ranking first. Mid-cap and AI-related projects also gained traction, highlighting rising speculative interest, while Bitcoin and other large-cap assets continue to anchor the broader market.
Seven-day crypto search data shows investor attention shifting to newly launched tokens, with Mega leading the rankings. AI, Pros, and other mid-cap projects also gained traction, highlighting rising speculative interest and continued demand for AI- and blockchain-driven narratives.
SkyAI jumped about 300% in seven days, helped by Bitget listing support and AI-sector hype. But pre-listing wallet accumulation, concentrated token ownership, and overbought indicators are fueling concerns over manipulation and sharp downside risk.
After weeks of gains fueled by decentralized AI agents and MCP narratives, the crypto market has entered a correction. SKYAI fell 23.46% over the week, while PI and SKY also weakened amid technical overbought signals, fading catalysts, and whale-driven selling pressure.
