Major cryptocurrencies moved lower as markets reacted to renewed tariff-related turmoil, according to Decrypt. Bitcoin fell 2% to $91,100, while Ethereum declined 4% to $3,105. Solana dropped 3% to $129 and XRP lost 2% to $1.93. Among the leading movers, CC gained 12%, MYX rose 5% and SYRUP advanced 4%. The New York Stock Exchange began preparations for round-the-clock trading in tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds. Steak ’n Shake disclosed approximately $10 million in Bitcoin exposure and said it had created a corporate Bitcoin strategic reserve. Elsewhere, Vitalik Buterin advocated more advanced DAO governance models, while Bermuda announced plans for a fully onchain national economy with Coinbase and Circle supporting payments, identity and tokenized financial infrastructure. Bitcoin ETFs posted $394 million in net outflows on Friday, ending a four-day inflow streak. Ethereum ETFs recorded $4.7 million in inflows. Meme tokens also declined, with SPX down 12% and Fartcoin off 8%.
