U.S. spot crypto ETFs posted about $38.05 million in net inflows on June 4, with Ethereum taking the largest share. HYPE and XRP also gained, while Solana was the only tracked asset to record a net outflow.

Analyst Tim Warren highlights that while retail interest wanes, institutions like BlackRock and JPMorgan are quietly positioning for a massive shift into real-world asset tokenization. Chainlink, Ondo Finance, Hedera, Ethereum, and Canton Network are named as top beneficiaries.

The SEC and CFTC signed an MOU in March 2026, officially classifying 16 decentralized digital assets, including Ethereum, as commodities, shifting from enforcement-driven regulation to a principles-based framework.

Crypto markets saw another mixed 24-hour session, with major exchange volume leaders mostly in the red while a handful of smaller tokens posted strong gains. BTC fell 1.06%, ETH slipped 0.44%, SOL lost 1.12%, and RE stood out with a 15.6% rise among the most actively traded names. OKX’s top gainers list was led by ZAMA, PROS, and RE, while msx.com’s crypto-linked stock leaderboard featured SMCI.M, SKHY.M, and TSLQ.M. On-chain meme activity tracked by GMGN centered heavily on Robinhood Chain. The broader news flow was equally busy. U.S. President Donald Trump said the federal government is expected to face a shutdown in September as Republicans and Democrats remain split on spending priorities. Samsung Electronics said at Galaxy Unpacked 2026 that Samsung Wallet will add stablecoin support and combine payments, rewards, and digital assets in one service. Kraken parent Payward is expanding xStocks beyond the U.S. by bringing equities from Hong Kong, the U.K., South Korea, and other markets on-chain. Other developments included a reported update on the CLARITY Act, the U.K.’s plan for a tokenized sovereign bond before early 2027, projections for crypto’s economic contribution to the U.S. in 2026, Japan’s possible launch of a Bitcoin ETF by 2028, and comments from Grayscale’s Zach Pandl on whether Bitcoin may already have bottomed.

A breakdown of 10 tokens trading below $0.10, including Hedera, XDC Network, Flare, VeChain, and The Graph, with key metrics and 2026 price range forecasts for low-cap investors.

HBAR climbed to $0.1038 on broader crypto strength and Hedera’s FedEx partnership, but weak ETF inflows, softer DeFi metrics, and resistance near $0.1037 are capping the move.

Canary’s HBAR ETF recorded $989,000 in net inflows on July 2, its biggest daily intake since May 15. HBAR remains below $0.08, but the ETF continues to keep Hedera visible to regulated investors.

HBAR climbed about 10% to 11% after FedEx joined the Hedera Council, lifting the token above $0.10. Traders are now watching whether enterprise participation can turn into sustained network usage.