① EU crypto stocks plunge as new crypto regulations target the sector

Crypto stocks have fallen more than major tech stocks because Coinbase and Circle’s performance lagged behind U.S. equities. As digital-asset prices fell, European lawmakers reviewed crypto regulations; securitization moved forward with its plans for a public listing, and weakness emerged. The recession shows how crypto…

② Michael Saylor’s fresh-strain strategy as a key threshold snapshot
Michael Saylor’s great crypto experiment is rapidly losing believers.

③ The crypto ETF boom gets a $4.5 billion reality check in a brutal week
Those investors who were supposed to bring stability to Bitcoin are heading for exits.

④ Chicago Mercantile Exchange puts Bitcoin options in the lead, traders bet on a $60,000 floor price
This weekend, the Bitcoin derivatives market delivered a clear message: the $60,000 level isn’t just a psychological line in the sand; it’s a figure the options market has been building up for weeks. At 10:00 a.m. ET on June 28, 2026, Bitcoin was trading at $60,041 per coin. The timing is off.

⑤ Michael Saylor jokes about a bullish signal: as Strategy’s Bitcoin accumulation grows, more charts may follow
Michael Saylor’s latest orange dot chart sparked fresh buying expectations, showing 847,363 BTC and reserves of nearly $51.0 billion. The post was made after two straight weeks of buying Bitcoin, strengthening expectations that Strategy could continue accumulating amid market volatility. Saylor’s orange dots.

⑥ Brazil proposes a mandatory 24-hour pause for large crypto stablecoin transactions
A 24-hour holding period would allow virtual asset service providers to screen transactions and verify the legality of transferred funds. As long as risks related to the transaction are mitigated, funds can be released in a shorter time. The Bank of Brazil proposed the pause

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