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Withdrawals are once again outnumbering deposits across XRP's largest exchanges, and the telling detail is that the steadiest venues, not the speculative ones, are leading the shift.
Polkadot has become one of the most talked-about coins in crypto, but almost none of the talk is positive. Attention has surged while confidence has collapsed, producing one of the most bearish sentiment setups DOT has seen in months.
Ethena's on-chain activity jumped to multi-month highs on June 18, even as ENA kept trading near the bottom of its range. The surge landed on the same day Ethena joined a major Avalanche payments initiative, a timing that may not be coincidental.
Bitcoin's selling pressure may be cooling, but the buyers have not arrived to replace it. Exchange inflows fell across the three largest venues on June 18, while spot ETF flows stayed negative, leaving a market that looks more balanced than bullish.
Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin believes crypto's real wave of adoption hasn't started yet, and that traditional finance and AI agents are about to drive it together.
A group of US financial regulators has proposed requiring stablecoin issuers to verify customer identities the same way banks do, another step toward folding stablecoins into the traditional financial system rather than keeping them outside it.
Tether is winding down Alloy by Tether and its gold-collateralized aUSDâ‚® asset, disabling new positions immediately and giving existing users three months to redeem before a firm September 17 cutoff.
Kraken Chief Economist Thomas Perfumo argues Bitcoin touched one of the rare levels its history treats as a high-value zone, though he cautions past results guarantee nothing.
The US and Iran signed an initial deal reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and oil fell as expected. The surprise was that crypto sold off with it, rather than rallying on the de-escalation.
Bitcoin sold off through a hawkish Federal Reserve decision, sliding from intraday highs back toward $64,400, with traders now turning from a settled rate question to the unsigned US-Iran deal.
A new proposal shared on Bittensor's GitHub could reshape how the network's root layer handles capital, turning validators from passive reward routers into active investors deciding which AI subnets deserve funding.