MemeCore fell 14.16% over the past 24 hours, with sellers reasserting control after weeks of choppy trading. Trading volume climbed 11.72% to $10.63 million, while Open Interest sank 18.06% to $83.22 million, pointing to a rapid exit by leveraged traders. Price is testing support near $2.72 as indicators weaken and near-term liquidity sits around $3.10–$3.25.

Huasheng Securities told clients that from June 15 (Beijing time), mainland China accounts will be blocked from opening new positions, making new purchases, or adding funds and securities to the platform. Existing users can still close current holdings and withdraw money, but cannot make fresh investments. The move follows the CSRC's May 22 action against Futu, Tiger Brokers, and Longbridge, including total penalties of 2.2 billion yuan ($324 million).

Three long-inactive Bitcoin wallets created in 2014 and 2017 moved a total of 599.76 BTC worth $37.04 million during 2026 as BTC touched its lowest price level of the year. The transfers include 165.50 BTC from a 2014 address and 434.26 BTC from two 2017 addresses, with the coins later sitting in newly created addresses.

On June 6, 2026, Michael Saylor said Bitcoin's slide from $82,000 to $60,000 over 15 days was driven by institutions raising cash to fund roughly $400B moving into major AI-related deals. He pointed to about $4 billion leaving Bitcoin ETFs over 14 days and argued that multiple $80B+ raises are pulling liquidity from assets including credit, SaaS equities, and BTC. Saylor also cited NVIDIA's fiscal 2026 revenue of $215.9 billion, up 65% year-on-year, as evidence of strong demand behind the AI buildout.

Bitcoin slid to a new yearly low of $59.1K on Friday, after breaking the $60K support on June 5, while some analysts eyed a possible next floor near the $53K realized-price level. The drop sparked fresh arguments over who is driving the selling, with claims ranging from Michael Saylor's reported 32 BTC sale last week to longer-term distribution by "OG whales" and broader macro pressure tied to a U.S. jobs report.

An AI model analysis says Ethereum (ETH) could end June 2026 near $2,225, with a broader closing range of $2,150 to $2,300. At publication time, ETH traded at $1,556, down more than 4% over 24 hours and 23% over the past week. The model also outlined upside and downside bands tied to ETF flows, staking dynamics, and broader market conditions.

Zcash’s ZEC slid nearly 50% from its $624 high on June 4 before rebounding about 18% over the past 24 hours, after a disclosed Orchard shielded pool flaw prompted an emergency patch. Meanwhile, Near Protocol’s NEAR fell back to around $1.91 and Worldcoin’s WLD to roughly $0.41, giving up recent gains as traders refocus on support levels.

JPMorgan, Citi, Bank of America and Wells Fargo are building a shared Tokenized Deposit Network via The Clearing House, with a target launch in the first half of 2027. The banks are promoting tokenized deposits as a way to enable 24/7, programmable settlement while keeping funds inside regulated bank deposits—an approach positioned against institutional stablecoin rails and a retail CBDC push.