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Key Takeaways:Long-term Bitcoin holders are realizing profits while their overall supply share increases.BTC volatility drops to its 10th percentile—lowest in over a decade.Glassnode highlights a “unique duality” in this cycle’s market behavior.Bitcoin price consolidates near $108,700, just below its $111,800 all-time high.Bitcoin’s market is entering a rare phase where long-term holders are taking profits—but total long-term holdings are still rising. Combined with historically low volatility, this trend could position BTC for a fresh round of price discovery, according to onchain analytics firm Glassnode.Long-Term Holders Are Selling—But Also Growing in DominanceAs of June 12, Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $108,756, just 3% below its all-time high of $111,800, based on Binance data. Glassnode data reveals that long-term holders (LTHs)—those who’ve held BTC for more than 155 days—are realizing significant profits, peaking at $930 million per day.Yet, despite this selling, the total supply held by LTHs continues to increase. This divergence is historically unprecedented during a bull market’s late stages, when long-term holdings usually shrink due to widespread profit-taking.“This duality—profit realization amid rising accumulation—is likely driven by institutional adoption and Bitcoin ETFs,” the report notes.The realized profit/loss ratio now sits at 9.4, a level that often signals peak market euphoria and can precede local tops. However, in prior cycles, such elevated readings persisted for months if demand remained strong.Volatility Collapse Sets Up Tight Trading RangeDespite trading near its all-time high, Bitcoin volatility has collapsed. Ecoinometrics reports that weekly BTC volatility is in the 10th percentile, lower than 90% of weeks over the past 10 years.This contrasts with rising realized supply density—a measure showing that many recent BTC buys occurred around the $105,000–$110,000 range. Such clustering can increase the risk of sudden moves if sentiment shifts.Meanwhile, implied volatility across Bitcoin options markets continues to fall, signaling that traders are not expecting large price swings in the near term."This compressed volatility regime is attractive to institutions prioritizing risk-adjusted performance," Glassnode notes.Calm Before the Breakout?Bitcoin appears tightly coiled between institutional demand and profit-taking pressure. With realized volatility at decade lows and long-term supply behavior signaling deeper accumulation, the market could be poised for a sharp breakout—or an abrupt correction.If fresh demand continues to exceed sell pressure, analysts say BTC could enter a new price discovery phase. But if sentiment cracks, a swift drop could follow, especially given the dense concentration of recent buys, according to Cointelegraph.

Key Points:Whale opens $11.15 million ETH long with 25x leverage at $2,758.ETH price rises to $2,850, pushing unrealized profit to $366,000.Options market shows bullish skew as traders bet on near-term upside.Bull flag breakout pattern targets a 30% ETH rally to $3,670.A high-leverage Ethereum long trade signals mounting bullish sentiment as ETH price breaks out of a key technical pattern, potentially setting the stage for a 30% rally toward $3,670 by the end of June.$11M ETH Long Trade Fuels Bullish OutlookOn June 10, a crypto whale opened a $11.15 million long position on Ethereum using 25x leverage, entering at an average price of $2,758.35. The leveraged position totals 4,000 ETH, with a liquidation price of $2,466, suggesting strong conviction in short-term upside despite a narrow risk margin.As Ethereum price climbed to $2,850 on June 11, driven by optimism over a possible Fed rate cut, the whale's trade entered $366,000 in paper profit, according to onchain tracking.Ethereum Options Skew Turns Sharply BullishEthereum’s options market is showing signs of growing trader confidence. The 25-delta skew—a metric reflecting demand for bullish vs. bearish options—has shifted further into negative territory, indicating increased appetite for call options.1-week skew: Dropped from -2.4% to -7.0%1-month skew: Declined from -5.6% to -6.1%This steep drop reflects short-term bullish positioning, suggesting that traders expect additional ETH upside in the coming days.ETH Breaks Bull Flag, Targets 30% Rally to $3,670Ethereum’s price structure shows a clear breakout from a bull flag pattern, a continuation formation that typically signals further upside. The move follows a 100% recovery from April lows, fueled by the Pectra upgrade and Ethereum Foundation restructuring.Technical projections based on the pattern indicate a 30% rally toward $3,670, aligning with bullish sentiment from both leveraged whales and options traders.Broader ETH Price Forecasts: $4K and Beyond?Analysts remain upbeat about Ethereum’s mid-term potential:Standard Chartered expects ETH to reclaim $4,000 in 2025.Fractal models comparing ETH to historical gold price movements suggest possible targets of $5,000 to $6,000 in the next major cycle.With improving network fundamentals, rising institutional interest, and favorable macro trends, Ethereum’s momentum appears to be building for a sustained breakout—if bulls can maintain control above the $2,850 level, according to Cointelegraph.

Key Points:U.S. Senate advances GENIUS Act with a 68–30 vote, moving it to full debate.Bill aims to establish stablecoin regulations and support U.S. crypto innovation.Opposition centers around concerns over Trump-linked crypto platforms and loopholes.The U.S. Senate has voted 68–30 to advance the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act), pushing the landmark stablecoin bill one step closer to becoming law. The vote clears the way for full Senate debate, followed by potential passage and consideration in the House of Representatives.Introduced earlier this year, the GENIUS Act is designed to create a federal framework for stablecoins, aiming to strengthen the United States' position as a global leader in digital asset innovation.Senate leadership backs stablecoin regulation pushSenate Majority Leader John Thune, speaking on the Senate floor Wednesday, urged bipartisan support for the bill. He echoed U.S. President Donald Trump’s policy stance, emphasizing that the GENIUS Act could help the U.S. become the “crypto capital of the world.”“We want to bring cryptocurrency into the mainstream, and the GENIUS Act will help us do that,” Thune said.The Senate vote to invoke cloture ensures that the bill will move forward to debate. If passed, it will proceed to the House, where it could be aligned with the CLARITY Act, a broader crypto market structure bill currently advancing through House committees.Opposition focuses on Trump ties and regulatory gapsMassachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren voiced strong opposition, warning that the bill contains loopholes and insufficient protections for consumers and financial markets.Warren also raised ethical concerns about former President Trump’s connection to World Liberty Financial, a crypto platform reportedly backed by members of his family. She accused Trump of using the platform and his associated memecoin to trade access and political favors for money and influence.“By passing the GENIUS Act, the Senate is not only about to bless this corruption, but to actively facilitate its expansion,” Warren stated.She also criticized the Senate for not voting on key bipartisan amendments that could have strengthened the bill’s safeguards.What’s next for the GENIUS Act?With full Senate debate expected in the coming days, the GENIUS Act marks a pivotal moment in U.S. digital asset regulation. If passed, it would become the country’s first stablecoin-specific legislation, offering clearer rules for issuers and financial institutions.However, with continued political divisions and controversy over Trump’s crypto involvement, the bill’s final outcome remains uncertain.

According to BlockBeats, officials from the U.S. Department of the Treasury have reported that U.S. customs revenue reached a record $23 billion in May. This marks an increase of $17 billion compared to the previous year, nearly quadrupling the growth rate.

According to Cointelegraph, the U.S. Senate has moved forward with the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins, or GENIUS Act, following a 68-30 vote. This decision comes over a month after the bill's introduction. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, speaking from the Senate floor, encouraged congressional support for the legislation, aligning with U.S. President Donald Trump's vision of positioning the United States as a leader in the cryptocurrency sector. The majority of senators, including several Democrats, voted to invoke cloture, paving the way for debate and a full floor vote. If passed, the bill will proceed to the House of Representatives for further consideration. Senate Majority Leader Thune emphasized the importance of integrating cryptocurrency into mainstream financial systems, asserting that the GENIUS Act is a crucial step in achieving this goal. He acknowledged that Congress still has significant work ahead concerning digital assets, referencing the market structure bill currently under review in the House. On Tuesday, two House committees advanced the bill, known as the CLARITY Act, which may soon face a full floor vote. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren voiced her concerns about the GENIUS Act, highlighting unresolved issues due to the Senate's failure to vote on certain bipartisan amendments. She also expressed apprehension regarding President Trump's connections to his family-backed crypto platform, World Liberty Financial, and the potential for rewarding holders of his memecoin with exclusive access to presidential privileges. Warren criticized the GENIUS Act for potentially facilitating corruption by allowing the trade of presidential favors for substantial financial gains from foreign entities and large corporations. She argued that the bill is fraught with loopholes and lacks adequate consumer, national security, and financial stability safeguards. This story is still developing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

According to BlockBeats, the White House has stated that it has not attempted to review government contracts involving companies owned by Elon Musk. This announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about the role of private enterprises in government projects. The clarification aims to address any speculation regarding the administration's involvement in scrutinizing agreements with Musk's ventures.

On Jun 11, 2025, 18:00 PM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has dropped below 109,000 USDT and is now trading at 108,981.96875 USDT, with a narrowed narrowed 0.32% increase in 24 hours.

According to BlockBeats, insiders have revealed that following a dramatic public fallout between Elon Musk and U.S. President Donald Trump, Vice President Vance and the White House Chief of Staff have been working to mend the relationship. Vance has maintained a low profile in the dispute, supporting Trump while refraining from criticizing Musk, allowing him to play a mediating role. As Vice President, Vance positions himself as both an 'attack dog' and a 'problem solver.'

According to Odaily, Bitcoin mining company Ionic Digital has released its unaudited mining and operations update for May 2025. The report reveals that the company mined 132.90 BTC during the month. Ionic Digital sold 97 bitcoins at an average price of $101,207, resulting in net proceeds of $9,817,079. As of May 31, 2025, the company holds 2,520.2 bitcoins on its balance sheet, marking a 1.44% increase from the previous month's holdings of 2,484.3 bitcoins.

According to BlockBeats, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besent announced plans to move forward the dates for sincere negotiations with trade partners.

According to BlockBeats, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besent has warned that failure to resolve the debt ceiling issue could lead to the most significant crisis since 2008-09. Additionally, he expressed his willingness to continue serving as Treasury Secretary until 2029.

According to Cointelegraph, Stripe has acquired Privy, a developer of cryptocurrency wallet infrastructure, for an undisclosed amount. This acquisition underscores the global payment processor's increasing focus on digital assets. Privy announced on social media that it will continue to operate independently within the Stripe ecosystem, maintaining its commitment to building for developers on crypto rails with enhanced resources and flexibility. Bloomberg initially reported the acquisition, although financial details remain undisclosed. Privy, while not widely recognized in the crypto industry, provides essential infrastructure for companies developing digital asset wallets. The company claims its technology supports over 50 million crypto wallets globally. This move aligns with Stripe's renewed interest in the cryptocurrency sector, particularly the stablecoin market, which is valued at over $250 billion. Six years after stepping back from crypto, Stripe made a significant return last October by enabling merchants to accept stablecoin payments through USDC. Since then, Stripe's expansion into stablecoin payments has accelerated, with stablecoin accounts now available to clients in more than 100 countries. As of May 7, Stripe users can send and receive US dollar-pegged stablecoins similarly to traditional bank transactions. Stripe co-founder and President John Collison shared with Bloomberg that banks are increasingly interested in integrating stablecoins into their offerings. "Banks are very interested in how they should be integrated with stablecoins into their product offerings as well," Collison stated. Despite the rapid growth of the stablecoin market, not everyone is convinced that traditional banks will quickly adopt stablecoins. NYU professor Austin Campbell recently expressed concerns that the US banking lobby is "panicking" over yield-bearing stablecoins, which could potentially disrupt the industry's business model. Campbell suggests that banks fear their business could be "harmed" if stablecoins start offering interest, posing a challenge to traditional banking practices.

According to BlockBeats, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besent has announced that the United States is expected to reach its debt ceiling deadline, known as the X-Date, sometime between mid to late summer this year.

According to Odaily, U.S. Senator John Thune recently addressed the Senate regarding the ongoing deliberations on the GENIUS Act. He emphasized the enduring presence of cryptocurrency and stated that it is time for it to become mainstream.

According to Cointelegraph, Brian Quintenz, nominated by U.S. President Donald Trump to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), faced a Senate nomination hearing on Tuesday. During the session, Quintenz was questioned about his stance on maintaining a bipartisan balance at the CFTC, a key issue as lawmakers evaluate his potential leadership. Despite being pressed by Senators Tina Smith and Raphael Warnock, Quintenz refrained from committing to recommendations that would ensure both Democratic and Republican commissioners at the agency. Instead, he highlighted his experience, avoiding a direct response to the lawmakers' inquiries. The current law mandates that no more than three CFTC commissioners can belong to the same political party. Presently, only two commissioners, acting chair Caroline Pham and Kristin Johnson, are serving, but both are anticipated to leave if Quintenz is confirmed, potentially later in 2025. Senator Smith expressed disappointment with Quintenz's evasive answers. At the time of reporting, it remained uncertain whether Quintenz would secure enough Senate support for his nomination to progress through the committee and reach the full chamber. The composition of the CFTC is crucial as it plays a significant role in overseeing digital assets, especially as Congress deliberates on legislation to establish a digital asset market structure framework. During the hearing, Quintenz addressed various questions, including those about prediction markets and regulatory challenges he might face as chair. Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville inquired about Quintenz's experiences with debanking while at Andreessen Horowitz, a venture capital firm he joined after leaving the CFTC in 2021. Quintenz shared that the firm encountered difficulties in making investments in small teams within the crypto industry due to banking restrictions. He also discussed the potential impact of the CLARITY Act, a bill under consideration in the House of Representatives, which could redefine how the CFTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulate cryptocurrencies. Quintenz emphasized that the CFTC would likely require additional resources and staff if Congress grants it more authority over digital assets. He expressed confidence in the agency's ability to manage the mandate if given exclusive regulatory power over spot digital commodity markets. Quintenz's remarks aligned with his prepared testimony, where he acknowledged the evolving nature of crypto assets and blockchain technology, which pose new regulatory challenges. He also disclosed his holdings in cryptocurrency and market firms, pledging to resign from all positions and divest from certain assets within 90 days of confirmation to avoid conflicts of interest.

Key Takeaways:Bitcoin has gained 10% since June 5, reaching $110,000 on June 11.Analysts expect near-term targets of $120K–$150K if resistance breaks.Long-term predictions from Michael Saylor, ARK Invest, and Bitwise go as high as $1M–$2.4M.Short-term resistance zones include $112K and $114K, per Binance liquidation data.Bitcoin surged to $110,000 on June 11, marking a 10% rally from June 5 and coming within 2% of its all-time high. The move has triggered renewed optimism among traders and analysts who believe the price could accelerate to $120,000 or higher in the near term.At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $109,757, according to Binance.BTC price near breakout zoneAnalyst Jelle noted that Bitcoin’s monthly chart shows signs of acceleration, with $120K–$150K as likely cycle targets. Michaël van de Poppe also sees upside potential if BTC flips $110,500 into support.“Bitcoin is accelerating after breaking $106,500,” van de Poppe wrote. “A similar move above $110,500 could take us into price discovery.”Analyst Mags identified a cup-and-handle pattern on the weekly chart that supports a breakout to $125,000, while additional chart setups suggest a run to $140K.Michael Saylor: Bitcoin heading to $1MStrategy chairman Michael Saylor reiterated his long-term Bitcoin outlook in a June 10 Bloomberg interview, saying Bitcoin could eventually reach $1 million.“Winter is not coming back. If Bitcoin’s not going to zero, it’s going to $1 million,” said Saylor, citing increasing institutional demand and fixed supply.Strategy now holds 582,000 BTC worth over $63 billion, according to Saylor Tracker.Other long-term forecasts include ARK Invest’s $2.4 million "bull case" for 2030, Bitwise's $1 million target by 2029, and SkyBridge Capital's $500,000 outlook.$112K–$114K key short-term resistanceAccording to Binance’s BTC/USDT liquidation heatmap, major resistance zones lie at $112,000 and $114,000. These areas represent high concentrations of leveraged short positions and could act as catalysts for rapid upward movement if breached.“Bitcoin’s ATH liquidity is calling,” analyst AlphaBTC posted, warning that BTC may need further consolidation before taking out the previous high.

Key Takeaways:At least $2.2 billion in FTX creditor claims remain under dispute.Second repayment round began May 30, but KYC issues and regional uncertainties persist.FTX has added Payoneer as a third distribution partner to support global payouts.Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX is facing growing pressure from creditors as over $2.2 billion in claims remain disputed, stalling repayments for thousands of users despite the second distribution round already underway.The FTX Recovery Trust initiated its second wave of payments on May 30, disbursing over $5 billion to verified creditors. However, around 30% of the estimated $10.6 billion in total allowed claims—or $2.25 billion—are still unresolved, according to creditor and FTX Customer Ad-Hoc Committee member Sunil.“Current allowed claims: $7.5B. Total estimated allowed claims: $10.6B. 30% of allowed claims are disputed—legit claims will be allowed,” Sunil stated on X (formerly Twitter) on June 11.Sunil noted that $6.5 billion in reserves are available to cover the remaining disputed claims, which may be addressed in the next round of distributions. However, uncertainty remains around Chinese claims, which account for roughly 8% of total claims. A regional payment provider to handle those payouts has yet to be confirmed.New Payment Partner and KYC HurdlesOn June 11, FTX announced Payoneer as its third official distribution partner, alongside BitGo and Kraken. Payoneer’s international presence across 190+ countries is expected to help streamline global retail customer payments.Despite the new partnerships, many creditors continue to report delays and difficulties, particularly with the Know Your Customer (KYC) process.“Any info on Bahamas KYC pending? No response for 5 months,” wrote one user on X.“I’ve been requested multiple pieces of evidence for my source of income. I feel like I’m on trial,” another user said, noting that their claim was under $5,000.The first wave of repayments on Feb. 18 saw $1.2 billion distributed to creditors with claims under $50,000.Outlook for FTX Creditor RepaymentsCointelegraph has reached out to FTX for further comment on the timing and structure of the next repayment phase. While many creditors are hopeful that a large portion of the remaining claims will be approved soon, regional legal hurdles and administrative inefficiencies continue to cause frustration.Some analysts believe a successful completion of repayments could inject new sentiment and liquidity into the crypto market, potentially supporting broader price recovery across digital assets. 

According to BlockBeats, U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnik announced a shift in focus towards other trade negotiations. Starting next week, a series of deals are expected to be finalized progressively.

Key Takeaways:SOL futures open interest rises 12% to $7.54B, nearing all-time highs.Spot Solana ETF approval odds hit 91%, according to Polymarket.Weekly chart shows bull flag formation targeting $335.SOL price trading at $166.33, up 4.3% in the past 24 hours.Solana (SOL) is gaining bullish momentum, with its price rising 4.3% in the past 24 hours to $166.33 as of June 12, according to Binance. Traders and analysts are now watching closely as key metrics and ETF approval odds point to a potential breakout toward $300 and beyond.Futures Data Shows Growing Institutional DemandOpen interest in Solana futures surged 12% over the past 24 hours to $7.54 billion, a 20% increase from last week. This level is just 12% below the January 19 peak of $8.57 billion, signaling increased institutional participation despite potential liquidation risks.TVL and On-Chain Activity StrengthenSolana’s total value locked (TVL) rose to 56.8 million SOL ($9.1 billion), its highest level since June 2022. Meanwhile, daily active addresses on Solana jumped by 38.5% to 2.7 million, with leading DApps seeing 77%–300% growth in unique wallets, reflecting growing ecosystem engagement.91% Odds of Spot ETF ApprovalPolymarket data shows the odds of the SEC approving a spot Solana ETF by 2025 have climbed to 91%. Major firms—including VanEck, Grayscale, and Bitwise—have submitted filings, signaling strong institutional interest. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas expects Solana to lead a potential “Altcoin ETF Summer.”Technical Chart Targets $335SOL/USD has formed a bull flag pattern on the weekly chart, suggesting a potential move to $335 if the breakout holds. The RSI has climbed to 51, reinforcing the bullish setup. Analysts note SOL must reclaim $190 as support to confirm further upside.If the ETF is approved and technical indicators align, Solana could see a continuation of its current uptrend—potentially targeting new all-time highs later this year, according to Cointelegraph.

BTC hovers near $110K amid easing global economic uncertainty tied to trade developmentsKey Takeaways:Bitcoin price reaches intraday high near $110,300, now trading at around $109,900 on Binance.U.S. President Donald Trump announces U.S.-China trade deal “is done,” pending final approval.Analysts say the deal may relieve macroeconomic pressure on crypto and traditional assets.Bitcoin pushes toward all-time high as U.S.-China trade deal takes shapeBitcoin is nearing a new high, buoyed by optimism after U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a long-awaited trade agreement between the United States and China is effectively complete.“Our deal with China is done, subject to final approval with President Xi and me,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Wednesday. “We are getting a total of 55% tariffs, China is getting 10%. Relationship is excellent.”The announcement sent Bitcoin’s price to a 24-hour peak just below $110,300, according to TradingView data. As of 1:15 p.m. UTC on Wednesday, Bitcoin is trading at $109,900 on Binance.The market reaction reflects investor relief over the potential de-escalation of the ongoing trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies, which have weighed on both crypto and equity markets throughout 2025.Analysts cautious despite easing tensionsDespite the positive headlines, some analysts remain cautious. Iliya Kalchev, an analyst at Nexo Dispatch, told Cointelegraph that while the deal helps reduce tensions, “concrete policy shifts remain elusive,” with Wall Street futures showing only a minor dip after the announcement.Global Macro Investor CEO Raoul Pal noted that most of the remaining negotiations appear to be “posturing” and that the core terms of the deal may already be in place.China confirms framework agreementOn Tuesday, China’s Vice Commerce Minister, Li Chenggang, confirmed that both sides had reached an “in-principle agreement” to resolve disputes through cooperative mechanisms. Talks held in London were described as “candid and in-depth,” according to Chinese state media Chinadaily.This development may provide broad market relief, especially after the tariff standoff triggered sharp volatility in April.Tariffs caused market-wide disruption in AprilTrump’s earlier announcement on April 2 of reciprocal import tariffs caused global markets to plunge. Bitcoin dropped to a 2025 low of $74,434 on April 7, while the S&P 500 lost over $5 trillion in market value — the largest single-period drop in its history.The uncertainty also dampened risk appetite across the board. Crypto venture funding slowed dramatically in May, logging only 62 investment rounds — the lowest monthly count of the year — amid worsening macro sentiment.According to Aurelie Barthere, principal research analyst at Nansen, the decline in VC interest reflected a “combination of market prices and sentiment,” exacerbated by concerns around trade policy.