Recently, the global cryptocurrency market has been under overall downward pressure, with intense market fluctuations. Funds continue to shift from crypto assets to traditional capital markets such as the US stock market, and the total market capitalization has fallen back to the range of $2.39 trillion. In early June, Bitcoin repeatedly declined, breaking below the $67,000 mark, with a single-day drop of over 7%; Ethereum also fell more than 7% simultaneously, altcoins declined across the board, nearly 280k traders were liquidated in 24 hours, with total liquidation amounts approaching $1.8 billion, and long positions accounted for over 90%. Earlier at the end of the month, driven by favorable US compliance policies, BNB surged over 12% in the short term, HYPE tokens hit a new all-time high against the trend and entered the top ten globally by market cap, showing clear market segmentation; on the regulatory front, the US CFTC officially approved the launch of compliant Bitcoin perpetual contracts domestically, marking that high-leverage crypto derivatives are incorporated into the US licensed regulatory system, and Wall Street institutions are accelerating their deployment. Meanwhile, the US continues to sanction overseas crypto platforms involved in cross-border money laundering, with geopolitical news repeatedly disturbing the market. The EU’s MiCA legislation is steadily being implemented, tightening rules on stablecoin reserves and licensing requirements for exchanges. #分享美股交易赢英伟达股票