Solana (SOL) hovers near $85 as bulls target the $86.10 resistance. ETF inflows return and on-chain activity surpasses $10B in Q1 2026.
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Solana (SOL) hovers near $85, testing critical $86 resistance. ETF inflows resume and on-chain payments top $10B despite 90-day consolidation below $100.
XRP holds near $1.40 as Binance liquidity hits 5-year lows. Derivatives volume surges 48% while analysts eye $1.50 breakout and CLARITY Act prospects.
Circle surged 20% and Bitcoin crossed $80K as a Senate stablecoin yield compromise advanced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act toward passage.
Ethereum (ETH) surpasses its $2,320 realized price, putting average holders in profit. Bull flag pattern targets $3,018, but 7.1M ETH sell wall looms ahead.
Senators finalize CLARITY Act stablecoin provisions despite banking pushback. Mid-May markup set, Polymarket odds hit 70% for 2026 passage.
Bitcoin (BTC) surges to $81,300, hitting a 13-week peak. Traders target the $84K CME gap as regulatory clarity and ETF inflows boost sentiment.
J.P. Morgan keeps AT&T (T) as top pick after Q1 beat. Fiber-wireless convergence hits 45%, with $33 price target and 4.2% dividend yield maintained.
GameStop (GME) tumbled 8.5% after Ryan Cohen proposed a $56B acquisition of eBay. Analysts cite dilution concerns and low probability of deal success.
Circle Internet (CRCL) stock jumped 18% after bipartisan lawmakers reached a compromise on stablecoin yield rules, clearing the path for a Senate vote.
AMC Entertainment (AMC) reports Q1 earnings Tuesday with 11.2% revenue growth expected. Stock gained on ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ success then faded to $1.47.
NVIDIA (NVDA) trades at $197 with 25x forward P/E, below historical averages, while revenue growth accelerates to 73%. Cramer remains bullish on AI demand.
Alphabet (GOOGL) named J.P. Morgan’s #1 pick after Q1 EPS of $5.11 crushed estimates by 90%. Cloud backlog hit $468B. Price target raised to $460.
Paramount (PSKY) reports Q1 2026 earnings today. Analysts forecast $7.28B revenue, growing Paramount+ subscribers, and updates on the Warner Bros. merger.
Intel (INTC) stock pulled back after hitting $99.62, following a 166% surge in 2026 driven by AI chip demand, Tesla deal, and record Q1 earnings.