According to BBX data cited by ChainCatcher, a hawkish shift by the Federal Reserve pressured crypto-related stocks. MARA bought 1,000 BTC from FalconX, while Robinhood surged after announcing workforce cuts and restructuring costs.
According to Lookonchain monitoring cited by Odaily, “10.11 whale” Garrett Jin sold all 184,100 HYPE yesterday at $73.6, worth $13.55 million, and has bought back 81,700 HYPE today, worth $6 million.
According to TechFlowPost, a newly created address has withdrawn another 50,000 HYPE from Bybit, bringing its total HYPE holdings to 200,000 tokens.
TechFlowPost reported that a ZRO team or investor address transferred 3.51 million ZRO, worth about $3.96 million, to Binance.
Santiment data shows that addresses holding at least 1,000 BTC now control about 7.17 million BTC, or roughly 35.82% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, the highest level since March 14.
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao said on X that he is meeting national leaders and regulators in Asia to advance crypto development, while calling for RWA tokenization and local-currency stablecoins.
The 2026 World Cup is giving prediction markets a public event that ordinary users can understand immediately. Polymarket, Kalshi, Web3 wallets and regulators such as the CFTC are now converging around sports contracts, market integrity, insider-trading controls and the question of whether wallets can become an entry point for real-world event participation.
Blockbooster researcher BlazingKevin_ argues that crypto leverage, lending and yield products still lack a shared benchmark rate comparable to SOFR. Perpetual funding rates, Bitfinex FRR, Aave rates, Sky SSR, tokenized Treasuries and Ethena sUSDe each measure different risks, and none currently combines broad market depth, term structure and independent governance.
