Bitcoin retreated to around $68,250 after failing to break above $75,000, while a weekend sell-off created a CME gap that traders expect could be filled near $70,000. Liquidations, rising volatility and defensive derivatives positioning highlight growing market caution.
Bitcoin retreated to around $68,250 after failing to hold above $75,000, leaving a CME gap that could be filled with a move back to $70,000. Rising liquidations, higher implied volatility, and stronger demand for downside hedging reflect growing market caution.
Bitcoin spiked to $79,480 before reversing to $77,800 as oil jumped to $107/barrel amid geopolitical tensions. Nearly $300M in futures liquidations, with ETH down 2.2% and altcoins hit hardest (LDO -17%). Options show put bias but declining implied volatility suggests potential calm.
Bitcoin briefly hit $79,480 before falling to $77,800 as oil prices surged above $107/barrel, sparking a broad crypto selloff. Ether dropped 2.2% while altcoins saw steeper losses. Nearly $300M in futures were liquidated, but declining implied volatility suggests potential stabilization.
6月25日晚，CoinUp创始人Queenie在X平台Space直播中回应朱潘与平台关系、CPX价格波动等热点，否认朱潘为员工，强调平台充提正常、绝不跑路，并披露未来将围绕多元化资产、CPX生态与全球合规牌照布局推进长期发展。直播最高在线超15.6K人，展现社区高度关注。
In response to recent discussions on social media, CoinUp founder Queenie Li published a statement on X platform reiterating that the platform will not run away with user funds. All assets are secure, deposits and withdrawals function normally, and the operations team is on duty 24/7. No hacker attacks or data breaches have occurred. She again clarified that Zhu Pan is not a CoinUp insider but merely the founder of a project listed on CoinUp. Queenie announced plans to conduct third-party security audits, disclose proof of asset reserves, and strengthen background checks on project founders. An X Space event is scheduled for June 25, 2026, at 20:00 (UTC+8) to address the 'rug pull' rumors, platform status, asset safety, CPX volatility, and related personnel relationships.
CoinUp issued an official statement clarifying that Zhu Pan is not the platform's operator, CPX price volatility was due to concentrated selling pressure, and a comprehensive security review found no hacks or user asset losses.
CoinUp officially released a statement addressing recent false rumors and CPX price volatility, clarifying that Zhu Pan is not a member of CoinUp but the project party of a project listed on CoinUp; attributing the sharp CPX fluctuation to concentrated market selling pressure; stating no hacker attack occurred and user assets are secure; condemning malicious defamation and announcing follow-up measures.
