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Coinjiejie News: SK Hynix’s stock fell 6% on Monday, triggering a broader pullback across the chip industry. Investors, worried that the market was overheated, chose to take profits; SK Hynix’s share price in Asian markets fell 15%. A brokerage report from South Korea showed that SK Hynix’s operating profit in this quarter may be lower than expected, weighing on market sentiment. Rival Samsung Electronics’ stock also fell accordingly. In the United States, AI memory stocks Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital all fell by about 5%. In addition, chip-related stocks Intel, AMD, Broadcom, and Arm Holdings also dropped by about 2% alongside the broader market. The semiconductor sector’s downturn occurred after SK Hynix’s U.S. listing last Friday, when its U.S. depositary shares rose nearly 13% in their first trading. The company raised 265 billion in this listing.

According to a report by BiJie.com, the United Arab Emirates has recently been granted the right to access U.S. AI technology without a license, making it one of the top U.S. trading partners. The U.S. allows UAE companies to freely transport advanced AI chips, servers, satellites, and military technology, because the UAE provided support during its conflict with Iran. This move enables companies including NVIDIA, OpenAI, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Apple, and XAI to freely ship cutting-edge computing equipment to the Gulf region, as Washington pledges to continue its $1 trillion investment commitment.

#ETFFlowsWatch 📊🚀.
ETF Flows Continue to Shape the Crypto Market: Why Every Trader Should Pay Attention
Institutional money remains one of the biggest forces driving the cryptocurrency market, and Bitcoin ETF flows are once again in the spotlight. Every major inflow or outflow has the potential to influence market sentiment, liquidity, and short-term price direction.
When ETFs receive strong inflows, it signals growing confidence from institutional investors. This fresh capital often supports Bitcoin's price and can create positive momentum across the broader crypto market, including Ethereum and leading altcoins.
On the other hand, sustained ETF outflows may indicate weakening institutional demand. This can increase selling pressure, reduce market confidence, and slow the pace of any bullish rally. For this reason, professional traders closely monitor ETF data alongside technical analysis rather than relying on price action alone.
Why ETF Flows Matter
📈 Strong inflows can strengthen bullish momentum.
📉 Large outflows may trigger increased market volatility.
💰 Institutional participation often influences long-term market trends.
📊 Combining ETF data with technical indicators provides a clearer trading strategy.
What Traders Should Watch
- Daily ETF inflow and outflow reports.
- Bitcoin's reaction around major support and resistance levels.
- Trading volume and market sentiment.
- Confirmation from the 4H and Daily candle close before entering new positions.
Final Thoughts
ETF flows have become one of the most important indicators in today's crypto market. While short-term price movements create opportunities, institutional capital often determines the strength and sustainability of the overall trend. Smart traders stay informed, manage risk carefully, and avoid making emotional decisions based on a single market move.
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CoinWorld News, according to Santiment data, the number of active addresses on the Solana blockchain has risen to 4.51 million since Saturday, reaching the highest level since February, driven by tokenized stocks, DeFi usage, stablecoins, and retail applications.

Wu Shuo learned that, according to DeFiLlama data, the Physical TCG protocol generated more than $26.0 million in fees in the past 30 days, becoming one of the most active emerging tracks during the crypto downturn. Among them, Collector Crypt generated about $15.5 million in fees, Courtyard reached $5.65 million, Beezie reached $1.96 million, and Phygitals reached $1.72 million, among others.

Gate.io News: According to onchain lens, two wallets suspected to be associated with Alex Mashinsky sold 17,598 ETH at an average price of $1,548, for a total value of approximately $27.24 million.

U.S. May core PCE price index year-over-year rate 3.4%, expected 3.40%, prior 3.30%. U.S. Q1 core PCE price index annualized quarter-over-quarter final rate 4.4%, expected 4.40%, prior 4.40%. U.S. May core PCE price index month-over-month rate 0.3%, expected 0.30%, prior revised from 0.20% to 0.3%.

CoinWorld News reports that Anthropic has introduced an agent identity security mechanism for Claude Tag, assigning independent permission packages to each channel and directly allocating a dedicated AI account exclusively, to eliminate privilege-escalation and data-leakage backdoors in multi-person collaboration. It adopts dynamic policy configuration to replace borrowed credentials. Security expert Kenton Varda criticized the approach as difficult to handle large-scale tasks and undermining human accountability, arguing for a capability-based security model to ensure that AI actions can be traced back to specific initiators.

Wu says he learned that the Solana Foundation has launched an on-chain data platform that integrates key metrics from the Solana ecosystem and presents them using a unified open framework. When the platform went live, it connected to 9 data providers, covering metrics such as stablecoin supply, DEX trading volume, fees, active addresses, and transaction counts, and it published the corresponding data methodologies, queries, tables, and APIs. Participants include Dune, Artemis, Allium Labs, Blockworks, Token Terminal, DefiLlama, and so on.

zkSync developer Matter Labs’ CEO Alex Gluchowski said the company has laid off some employees. He said that since 2024, after beginning to build products for regulated financial institutions, the company has now fully focused on Prividium and institutional on-chain privacy infrastructure business. As customer needs change, the company needs to adjust its skills structure and job staffing, so it made the decision to lay off employees. The departing employees will receive financial support and assistance with relocating to new roles.

Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC) and Paradigm jointly send a letter to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, calling for revisions to the anti-money laundering rules proposed by FinCEN and OFAC to implement the GENIUS Act. The two parties support limiting the compliance obligations of stablecoin issuers primarily to the primary market but believe that OFAC's proposal to extend responsibility to secondary market transactions driven by smart contracts could make issuers liable for transactions they cannot practically control, thereby undermining the use of regulated stablecoins in DeFi and open blockchain environments. Both organizations recommend further narrowing the relevant definitions and re-evaluating the regulatory requirements for smart contract interactions. (The Block)

CoinWorld News reports that major U.S. banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, and Bank of America plan to roll out a shared tokenized deposit network in mid-2027, aiming to keep customer deposits within traditional banking channels while providing payment speeds similar to stablecoins. The network will convert traditional bank deposits into blockchain tokens, allowing customers to make 24-hour transfers within a regulated banking system. This move is intended to address the rapid growth of the stablecoin market and prevent customers from moving their funds to crypto companies.

Crypto World News reports that the U.S. Bitcoin Reserve blueprint is expected to be announced in July 2026. Since President Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve on March 6, 2025, the project has finally shifted from verbal commitments to actual implementation. The White House outlined the policy blueprint in a report released in July 2025. In May 2026, Patrick Witte, a member of the Digital Asset Advisory Committee, called the latest progress a "breakthrough" and stated that a specific announcement is imminent. Currently, there are two competing bills in Congress: Senator Cynthia Lummis's Bitcoin bill, which plans to begin actual Bitcoin purchases in Q4 2026, and Representative Nick Bostrom's U.S. Reserve Modernization Act, which quietly abandoned the goal of purchasing 1 million Bitcoins in favor of a 20-year lock-up period.