Bitcoin Faces a $2B Options Expiry With Traders Watching for a Weekend Shift
TL;DR: Around 31,000 Bitcoin options contracts expire on July 3, with roughly $1.9 billion in notional value, max pain near $61,000 and a 0.7 put/call ratio.
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Yield-bearing stablecoin supply drops $3.5B in Q2, ending nearly three years of growth
TL;DR: Yield-bearing stablecoin supply fell more than $3.5 billion in Q2, a 15% decline that ended almost three years of quarterly growth. Ethena’s sUSDe and Sky’s
Bitcoin rebounds to $60.5K after a turbulent day of trading
TL;DR Bitcoin rebounded to about $60,500 after touching roughly $58,300 and briefly moving above $61,000, leaving BTC nearly 3% higher. The move followed softer inflation comments
Talos: Crypto Liquidity Thins Into Q3 After Heavy Liquidations and Softer ETF Demand
TL;DR Talos said Bitcoin and Ether long liquidations totaled $8.35B in Q2, leaving crypto with less leverage but thinner liquidity entering Q3. Bitcoin open interest fell
Crypto Firms Pour $189M Into 2026 Midterm Influence Push, New Report Shows
TL;DR Crypto firms contributed $189 million to the 2026 U.S. midterm cycle, representing 37% of disclosed corporate political spending tracked so far. Ripple, Crypto.com, Coinbase and
Bitcoin Stays Under $60K After a Brutal June Slide and Altcoins Extend Losses
TL;DR Bitcoin entered July below $60,000 after losing about 20% in June, briefly slipping to $58,000 before trading near $58,900. BTC failed to reclaim $60,000 on
SharpLink Adds 10,000 ETH, Expands Treasury
SharpLink acquired 10,000 ETH at an average price of $1,611 per token, raising total ETH holdings to 886,725. The company also repurchased 2,132,773 common shares, making
Bitcoin Tries to Break Through $60K in a Volatile Trading Session
TL;DR Bitcoin briefly climbed above $60,600 but slipped back toward $59,400, with the intraday low just below $59,000. U.S.-Iran diplomacy headlines lifted equities, yet Bitcoin failed
Bitcoin Slips Again With a Weak Attempt at Recovery
TL;DR Bitcoin briefly approached $63,000 after dropping to $61,900, but sellers blocked the rebound, leaving BTC near $62,600 and down 4.5% weekly. Traditional market pressure, AI-sector
BTC dips deeper into red, dragging the broader market with it
TL;DR Bitcoin fell back toward $62,000 after briefly crossing $65,000 on June 22, reversing a short-lived recovery attempt as broader confidence weakened quickly. Spot BTC ETF
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