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Solana and Ethereum are now near parity with roughly $45 billion each in monthly DEX volume, as Solana’s volume ratio versus Ethereum dropped to a 12-month low of 94% in May 2026, a sharp reversal from its 218% peak in January.

⚡️ JUST IN: TON now has 400 validators across 6 continents, with Telegram’s validator expansion allowing major exchanges and custodians to stake TON without raising centralization risks, according to Pavel Durov.
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US equities are still in a bull market, while BTC volatility is back.
The S&P 500 is pushing to another ATH, and Bitcoin is once again moving with sharp spikes in both directions - liquidating traders on both sides.
Meanwhile, Trump is once again threatening Iran with strikes “like they have never seen before” if no deal is reached.
At this point, the whole dispute is basically centered on one issue: uranium and Iran’s nuclear program. The US wants it shut down and wants Iran’s uranium removed, while Tehran still refuses to accept those terms.
And right now, it feels like the market may still

Bitcoin holders are taking profit as price continues to recover.
With BTC up more than 20% since the start of April, holders have started realizing gains again, according to CryptoQuant. Over the past 30 days, investors have locked in a combined +20,000 BTC - the first positive reading since late December.
CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno notes that this may still look more like a bear market rally, since current profit-taking volumes remain far below the historical 130,000-200,000 BTC range typically seen during transitions into a bull market.

⚡️April 2026 recorded a historic spike in crypto security breaches, with losses surging past $635 million across 28 separate incidents.

🇺🇸 SEC Chair Paul Atkins calls for Congress to pass crypto market structure legislation and "send the Clarity Act to President Trump's desk."
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Trump is again threatening the EU with tariffs.
His message is direct: Europe needs to cut its tariffs to zero, or the US will raise duties to even higher levels. The deadline he set is July 4. Reuters reports Trump said the EU must fulfill its side of the trade deal by July 4 or tariffs will jump to "much higher levels," after earlier already threatening to raise EU auto tariffs from 15% to 25%

Bitcoin has closed the CME gap at $81K.
That said, two micro-gaps are still left on the chart - one around $93K and another around $70K, with the lower one being the larger of the two. The key question now is which one gets filled first.
CryptoQuant analysts believe the $93K level is more likely to be taken first, while also pointing to growing interest in altcoins. 🤑
For context, a gap is the difference between a session’s closing and opening price. BTC is not required to fill CME gaps, but historically it has done so in roughly 90% of cases.

Morgan Stanley is set to roll out spot crypto trading on its wealth platform later this year, expanding access alongside tokenized assets and ETF integration.

War risk around Iran is back on the table.
The latest escalation is real: the UAE came under Iranian missile and drone attacks, a fire broke out at Fujairah’s oil facility, and multiple vessels were hit around the Strait of Hormuz. The US says its forces intercepted part of the assault and destroyed several Iranian boats during the maritime clashes.
The market implication is straightforward. Energy risk is rising again, shipping remains under pressure, and oil has already jumped sharply above $100 on the renewed escalation.
Crypto is holding for now, but this is exactly the kind of backdrop wh

#ETH is right on the edge of an upside breakout from a descending broadening wedge on the daily chart.
If Ethereum confirms the breakout, the next strong move could open the way toward the $3,700-3,800 zone.

The tokenization market still has enormous room to grow.
Grayscale estimates that more than $300 trillion worth of assets could eventually be tokenized, while only around $30 billion is currently on-chain.
The pace of growth is already sharp. Over the past year, the market expanded by 217%, led mainly by tokenized US Treasuries at roughly $15 billion and commodities at around $5 billion.
For context, residential real estate is worth $288 trillion, bonds $145 trillion, and equities $127 trillion. All of that is potential tokenization territory.
According to Grayscale, some of the biggest crypto

🔥 Tom Lee’s Bitmine Buys 10,000 ETH From Ethereum Foundation; BMNR Stock Climbs
Tom Lee’s Bitmine has added more ETH to its treasury, acquiring 10,000 ETH from the Ethereum Foundation.
The BMNR stock has notably climbed amid the Ethereum treasury firm’s purchase, as it edges closer to its goal of holding 5% of the total ETH supply.

🧠 The Great GameFi Exodus
The Web3 gaming bubble has burst. Metrics across the sector are down 90%+, with capital fleeing to AI and other emerging niches.
The hack of the Ronin network and the subsequent crypto winter accelerated the decline.
Caladan notes that sustainability was sacrificed for rapid growth, leading to the demise of nearly 1,000 projects.
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🇺🇸 POWELL: Oil shocks affect the U.S. less than Europe and Asia but warns that prolonged disruptions would have a much greater impact.
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LATEST: ⚡ Tether has ordered immersion-cooled Bitcoin mining modules for a South America facility as it expands deeper into BTC mining infrastructure.
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The US stock market has added nearly $8 trillion in market cap over the past month.
Risk appetite is clearly back — and crypto usually doesn’t ignore this kind of liquidity shift.

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The KelpDAO attack has triggered a contagion affect.
"The exploits are now growing faster than we can contain them.

🚨 FOMC Meeting: US Fed Expected To Hold Rates Till 2027 Despite Kevin Warsh Taking Charge
The hawkish expectations come despite the Trump nominee Kevin Warsh taking over.
Markets are pricing in a slow and steady approach from policymakers with no expectations for rate cuts until late 2027.

A trader made about $33,000 by exploiting a weather market on Polymarket.
The market was using data from a sensor at Paris airport, and that sensor apparently had no protection. He bet on 22°C, then reportedly heated the air around the sensor with a hair dryer, pushed the reading higher, and won the market.
Genius.