Key Takeaways JPMorgan flagged Strategy’s ~$1.7B annual dividend bill as a key swing factor for H2 2026 crypto. Strategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5M late last month, its first sale since 2022, to fund preferred dividends. The bank sees under 50% odds the CLARITY Act passes this year, dimming a key catalyst. A $1.7 Billion
Key Takeaways Bitcoin rebounded past $64,000 on June 8, recovering from a multi-day sell-off below the $60,000 level. The recovery lifted the broader crypto market cap to $2.26 trillion despite rising Iran-Israel tensions. Liquidations hit $611 million across the crypto ecosystem, heavily penalizing wrong-footed short sellers. Bitcoin Reclaims $64,000 Amid Geopolitical Storm Bitcoin staged a
Key Takeaways Grok, ChatGPT and Claude pegged BTC between $78K and $82.5K by Dec. 2026. SOL fell 47.3% YTD, yet all 3 AI models see a rebound to $92-$95. ETH, BNB and XRP targets clustered tightly, signaling recovery hopes for H2 2026. AI Models Crunch the Numbers and Deliver Fresh Targets for Crypto’s Top 5
Key Takeaways Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) filed a formal pardon request with the DOJ Office of the Pardon Attorney on June 8, 2026. FTT jumped roughly 50% intraday and Polymarket odds moved to 20-35% following the news. Trump publicly rejected pardoning SBF twice in 2026, citing the scale of the $11 billion FTX fraud. Breaking: Formal
Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio fell to 1.1, its lowest since March 2023, signaling deep undervaluation. Readings near this level preceded a roughly 67% rally after the 2022 FTX collapse. Cryptoquant warns this cycle differs, so a bottom is not guaranteed despite cheap valuations. A Reading Not Seen Since 2023 Cryptoquant analysts noted that bitcoin’s
Key Takeaways A whale bought 1,656 BTC ($98.93M) at $59,734, near bitcoin’s June 5 low of $59,100. The position gained about $3.5 million in two days as BTC climbed back toward $64,000 behind Trump’s recent Iran-related remarks. The coins were moved to Binance, a step that often precedes selling or hedging. Buying the Exact Bottom
Key Takeaways About $320 million in crypto shorts were liquidated in 15 minutes as bitcoin rebounded toward $64,000. The squeeze followed a 2026 low near $59,100 and weeks of long liquidations topping $1.5 billion. Heavy leverage and thin liquidity have historically left the market prone to violent swings in both directions. A 15-Minute Short Squeeze
Key Takeaways Bitcoin reclaimed about $64,000, roughly 5% above its June 5 low near $59,100. However, just hours later, prices once again dipped below $63,000. Trump said a U.S.-Iran deal is “almost complete,” easing a risk that has pressured crypto since mid-May. A confirmed agreement could extend the rebound, while stalled talks risk a retest
Bitcoin has broken key technical thresholds, erasing a massive chapter of historical gains, while decentralized prediction markets face severe domestic police investigations and major industry figures are called out over exit liquidity concerns. Here are the crypto news you may have missed: 📉 Macro & Market Capitulation Bitcoin Breaks Below $60K, Erasing Post-Election Gains Bitcoin
Key Takeaways The Bank of Israel bought $801M in May to curb the shekel’s market rise, eyeing export stability. As Wall Street gains boost the shekel, Israel’s tech sector will next lay off more local workers in 2026. With tech at 57% of exports, Israel’s strong currency hurts margins, next driving firms to hire abroad.