The global crypto market reached $2.26 trillion on June 13, up 0.3% over the last 24 hours, while total trading volume climbed to $124.6 billion. Price action in large-cap tokens stayed relatively calm. Activity did not. The Fear & Greed Index came in at 13, keeping the market in Extreme Fear despite pockets of strength across selected altcoins.
Bitcoin traded at $63,600.08, up 0.48% in 24 hours, with $26 billion in volume and a market capitalization of $1.27 trillion. Ethereum changed hands at $1,666.97, a 0.08% increase, with volume at $9.97 billion and market cap at $201 billion. Bitcoin dominance stood at 56.4%, while Ethereum accounted for 8.91% of the market.
TRUMP and Humanity post the strongest gains
Among the notable movers, OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP) traded at $2.23. The source lists its 24-hour gain in a range between 27.37% and 27.79%, with trading activity reported at $724 million and $710.23 million in separate entries. Humanity (H) rose 33.99% to $0.2664, with trading activity of $101.29 million. Orca (ORCA) advanced 18.03% to $1.20, Stargate Finance (STG) gained 6.51% to $0.6238, and Dogecoin (DOGE) added 0.34% to $0.08628.
SIREN, XMR and BEAT move lower
On the losing side, Siren (SIREN) fell 17.38% to $0.4627, with trading activity around $52.33 million. Monero (XMR) declined 10.21% to $349.54, and volume was listed near $269.15 million. The source also includes two separate readings for BEAT: one at $7.36, down 16.59%, and another at $7.91, down 9.93%, with trading figures clustered around $269 million to $270 million.
Stablecoins showed no negative change over the past day, with market capitalization at $310.3 billion and trading volume at $63.6 billion. The DeFi market slipped 0.2% to $62.1 billion in market cap, while volume reached $4.1 billion. Global DeFi dominance was reported at 2.8%.
Regulation and security incidents stay in focus
Several non-price developments shaped the day’s backdrop. Zimbabwe introduced its first crypto-specific regulations, requiring digital asset businesses to register annually and formally classifying unlicensed operations as illegal. Circle called on U.S. regulators to recognize blockchain-native compliance tools and said stablecoin rules should account for both bank and non-bank issuers.
In Hong Kong, a resident lost 1.6 million USDT in a fake crypto exchange scam. Police opened an investigation, and no arrests had been made at the time of the report. In the U.S., the CFTC sued New Mexico to halt state action against Kalshi’s prediction markets, arguing that federal law grants exclusive authority over those contracts. A DCG-Harris poll also found that 40% of U.S. voters now see cryptocurrency as important in the 2026 midterm elections, double the level recorded in 2024.
Compared with June 12, total market capitalization edged up from $2.25 trillion to $2.26 trillion, while trading volume jumped from $79.33 billion to $124.6 billion. Even so, the Fear & Greed Index moved only from 12 to 13, and DeFi momentum weakened from +5.2% to -0.2%.