The cryptocurrency market is currently facing a decline, largely influenced by the recent tariff instability associated with former President Trump. Bitcoin has dropped 2% to $91,100, while Ethereum has fallen 4% to $3,105. Solana and XRP are also down, with decreases of 3% to $129 and 2% to $1.93, respectively. In contrast, some cryptocurrencies are showing gains, with CC up 12%, MYX rising 5%, and SYRUP increasing by 4%. The New York Stock Exchange is preparing to introduce 24/7 trading for tokenized stocks and ETFs, marking a significant shift in trading practices. In corporate news, Steak ’n Shake announced it has invested around $10 million in Bitcoin, alongside plans to create a strategic reserve for the cryptocurrency. Prominent Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has emphasized the need for improved governance models for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) to ensure greater accountability and sustainability. Bermuda is making strides toward establishing a fully on-chain national economy, collaborating with Coinbase and Circle to enhance payment systems, identity verification, and tokenized financial services. On the investment front, Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $394 million on Friday, ending a four-day inflow streak, whereas Ethereum ETFs managed to attract $4.7 million in new investments. Meme coins also faced declines, with Dogecoin and Shiba Inu both down by 1%, while PEPE and TRUMP fell by 2% and 1%, respectively. Notably, SPX saw a significant decline of 12%. Conversely, USOR surged by 70%, GSD rose by 50%, and Eliza Town skyrocketed by 800%, making them the most notable movers in the on-chain space.