Lighter rebounds after Robinhood-Bitstamp dispute as StarkWare CEO sees $10 potential

  • Lighter’s LIT rebounded from $3.6, reclaimed $4 and reached $4.1 as market tension over Robinhood’s Bitstamp decision eased.
  • LIT was reported around $4.05, up 8.4% with spot volume down 29%, before a later CoinMarketCap snapshot showed $3.88, down 3.21%.
  • Robinhood selected Bitstamp for eligible U.S. perpetual futures because of regulatory requirements, while Eli Ben-Sasson said LIT could reach $10 this year.

Lighter’s LIT token rebounded from $3.6 to reclaim $4 and touch $4.1 after market tension eased over Robinhood’s decision to offer eligible U.S. crypto perpetual futures through Bitstamp rather than Lighter. Vlad Tenev said Bitstamp was chosen because it meets U.S. regulatory requirements, while StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson said LIT had been overcorrected and could reach $10 this year. Price snapshots differed by timing: LIT was reported around $4.05, up 8.4% over 24 hours, in one update, while CoinMarketCap later showed it at $3.88, down 3.21%. Protocol and derivatives flows improved, although spot volume declined and technical confirmation remained pending.

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