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CryptoJ i e News: According to an on-chain analyst Yu Jin, who posted on X, Micron rose 8% at the open. A certain whale opened a Micron long position worth $35 million today, and it is currently up $750,000.

Security company Blockaid said it has detected the Lumi Finance protocol on Arbitrum being attacked, with losses currently around $270k. Preliminary analysis indicates the vulnerability is related to the Sodium smart account, which executes token approvals during UserOp validation, allowing attackers to obtain multiple account approvals via a malicious Paymaster and transfer funds.

CoinJie.com news: Satellite imagery shows that the Awaded Air Force base has been affected. Tensions in the Gulf region may undermine regional security, disrupt market forecasts, and potentially escalate military confrontation.

Crypto界网 reports that, according to cryptorank data, funding in the crypto compliance and audit track for 2026 reached a historic high of $313 million, achieving more than a 12x increase over the past three years. The report said that growing AI fraud threats targeting on-chain applications are the main catalyst driving the recent surge in financing for this segment.

CoinWorld News: Ripple announced it is partnering with more than 140 companies to launch a new stablecoin, OpenUSD. Partners include Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, Coinbase, and Google. The stablecoin will be governed by a board composed of participating partners, and businesses can mint and redeem OpenUSD without fees or transaction volume limits. Ripple’s involvement is seen as part of its stablecoin strategy, even though OpenUSD is not initially running on the XRP Ledger. Ripple will continue to operate its existing RLUSD stablecoin and treat the XRP Ledger as an option for future stablecoins.

Is Bitcoin Building Momentum for a New Breakout?
#MarketAnalysis | Is Bitcoin Quietly Preparing for Its Next Big Move?
Bitcoin has been trading in a relatively tight range over the past few sessions, but beneath the surface, the market is showing signs that deserve attention.
One of the biggest factors I'm watching is the return of steady buying interest after recent pullbacks. Instead of seeing aggressive selling every time BTC approaches resistance, buyers have continued to defend key support levels. This suggests confidence hasn't disappeared—it has simply become more patient.
Another interesting development is the growing conversation around regulatory clarity in the U.S. As policymakers continue working toward clearer crypto rules, institutional participation could become easier over time. While regulation often creates short-term uncertainty, clear guidelines can remove one of the biggest barriers keeping traditional investors on the sidelines.
That said, I don't think this is the time to chase every green candle. Bitcoin still needs to break above major resistance with convincing volume before the next strong trend can be confirmed. Until then, this could remain a period of accumulation rather than explosive price action.
My approach right now is simple: stay patient, respect risk management, and watch how price reacts around key levels. The next breakout may reward those who prepared during the quiet phases rather than those who rushed in after the move had already started.
What's your outlook for BTC over the next few weeks? Are we in an accumulation phase, or do you expect another pullback before the next rally?
This is my personal market view, not financial advice.$BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌

CoinWorld News, citing CNN, on Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump denounced the Iranian side as “evil, sick people,” as the preliminary agreement he had reached with Tehran appeared to be on the brink of collapse. At the opening of the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump accused Iran of carrying out attacks on merchant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and disrupting the ceasefire agreement, calling them “despicable people.” Earlier, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said that in response to U.S. strikes against Iran, the organization had launched attacks on U.S. military targets in Bahrain and Kuwait. Trump said that dialogue between the U.S. and Iran was a waste of time, adding that he was willing to “take direct action” rather than pursue diplomatic channels. “We must eradicate their cancer,” he said. “Do you know how to do it? The cancer must be removed as early as possible. That is my view.”

JiJie News: Tether is trading at a 7% to 10% premium in the Indian market, and executives from coindcx and coinswitch said this is due to supply-demand imbalance and insufficient local liquidity.

CoinWorld News reports that Solana price is currently facing a critical test at $74 after eight consecutive months of decline. Although Solana price found support in the $60 range and rebounded to around $69, momentum remains fragile. The current price is still below the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages, limiting the upside potential for bulls. Analysts indicate that a breakout above $74.75 could open the path to $76.18. Meanwhile, inflows into Solana ETFs show continued institutional interest in the asset, although short-term price movements still need to watch the support level at $68.

CoinWorld News: Europol has frozen €41 million (approximately $47 million) in criminal cryptocurrency during "Operation Finale," and dismantled the SocGholish, Amadey, and Stealc malware infrastructure, shutting down 326 servers and 142 domain names, recovering about 27 million stolen credentials from over 385k infected systems.

Bitjie.com News reports that SpaceX’s market value has evaporated by more than $600 billion within three days, nearly half of Bitcoin’s $1.3 trillion market cap. Although Bitcoin fell by less than 1% over the same period, staying at around $63,600, SpaceX shares dropped 16% on Monday, reaching their lowest point since listing on June 12. The reason for the decline is that SpaceX announced plans to issue at least $20 billion in bonds to fund its artificial intelligence buildout. Meanwhile, oil prices fell as progress in the U.S.-Iran peace process advanced; Brent crude fell to below $78 per barrel, providing slow support for risk assets, including Bitcoin.

CryptoWorld News: The Salvadoran government has purchased over 150 bitcoins this year and maintains a strategy of buying one each day while selling none.

According to Crowdfund Insider, the prediction market platform Kalshi has initiated preliminary discussions with investment banks regarding a potential IPO. Its annual revenue is reportedly over $2 billion, doubling from $1 billion earlier this year. Kalshi completed a $1 billion Series F funding round in May, with a valuation of $22 billion, with investors including Coatue, Sequoia, a16z, Paradigm, Morgan Stanley, and ARK Invest. In May, Kalshi's monthly trading volume reached $16.81 billion, up from $14.81 billion in April, continuing to lead its competitor Polymarket.

CryptoWorld News: The International Energy Agency (IEA): Due to the Iran conflict, global oil demand will decrease by 1.1 million barrels per day in 2026 (previously forecasted to decrease by 420k barrels per day).

WLD plummeted over 25% after Arthur Hayes liquidated his position, dropping from approximately $0.56 to $0.40 on the 6th, a decline of about 35% from the high of $0.62. He announced on X that he was selling off and exiting, originally optimistic about the AI hype driving the token, but macroeconomic conditions and rising energy prices changed his outlook. Despite the drop, WLD still held the $0.35 support level; if it breaks below, it could fall back to $0.23.