Bitcoin lost momentum after rejection near $81,000, with traders watching the $75,000-$76,000 support zone. Ethereum failed at $2,500, SHIB weakened after exchange inflows, XRP stayed range-bound, and HYPE remained one of the few stronger tokens.
Zoomex announces the first-ever zero-cost crypto trading competition, featuring a $600K prize pool and no deposit required—purely skill-based ranking rewards.
Onchain Lens said two wallets linked to the same entity have unstaked a combined 2.92 million HYPE after eight months in staking, with the tokens valued at about $170 million at the time of the move. Following the unstaking, both wallets now hold zero HYPE in the staking contract. The update points to a full exit from the staking position across the two tracked addresses, based on Onchain Lens monitoring cited by Odaily.
A bipartisan group of U.S. House lawmakers introduced the PARITY Act, allowing a five-year tax deferral for staking and mining rewards, exempting small stablecoin transactions under $200 from capital gains, and extending wash sale rules to crypto.
NEAR said its June network upgrade will introduce dynamic resharding, allowing the protocol to add shards automatically as demand rises. The token climbed more than 27% in 24 hours to $2.25.
TRX is now live on Binance.US with TRX/USD and TRX/USDT pairs, boosting liquidity and access within regulated U.S. markets.
Polymarket has signed an exclusive deal with Nasdaq Private Market to launch prediction markets tied to private-company valuations, IPO timing and secondary-market activity, using verified transaction data for settlement.
Bitcoin pushed above $75,000 again but failed to extend gains, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 climbed to new record highs. Traders are now watching $72,000 as a key near-term support level.
