XRP stayed pinned below resistance even as derivatives activity surged ahead of a key Senate vote that could formally reinforce the token’s commodity status.

[Datavault AI Discloses $800 Million Tokenization Contracts and Expansion Plans] According to Businesswire, Nasdaq-listed company Datavault AI announced its Q1 2026 business update, revealing that it has signed over $800 million in tokenization contracts, with approximately $100 million in fees expected to be recognized in 2026, achieving about $75 million in new contract volume for the first quarter. In terms of assets and financing, the company has strengthened its balance sheet through a $60 million private placement and an additional $120 million in non-dilutive financing. It is also advancing the expansion of the SanQtum AI infrastructure platform in the United States, with plans to expand its quantum-secure GPU edge network by the end of 2026, deploying approximately 48,000 GPUs.

According to US interest rate futures, the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by January next year is expected to exceed 50%.

According to Bloomberg, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) are pushing US regulatory agencies to strengthen their oversight of Hyperliquid, with a focus on market manipulation, lack of transparency, and potential sanctions to mitigate risks.

Led by Michael Saylor, the company aims to retire half of its outstanding 0% 2029 converts as it restructures liabilities tied to its bitcoin treasury strategy.