Bitcoin rose to a two-week high of $116,400 before retreating to $114,472. Data from CryptoQuant and CoinGlass shows declining whale participation and growing retail-driven selling in both futures and spot markets. With Futures Netflow at -$334.6 million and Taker CVD remaining red, analysts suggest BTC may stay range-bound between $111,000 and $115,000.

Flare Network's native token FLR surged to $0.0285, marking a 9-month high after launching FXRP, a DeFi-compatible version of XRP. Trading volume increased 347% to $52 million while market capitalization hit $2.1 billion. The new protocol enables XRP holders to mint overcollateralized assets for DeFi applications without intermediaries.