Key Takeaways
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Macro Environment: Trump will decide within two weeks whether to strike Iran. Fears of potential direct U.S. military involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict have pushed global markets into risk-off mode. Oil prices surged, gold fluctuated, and while the U.S. stock market was closed for the day, futures fell across the board.
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Crypto Market: With geopolitical risks intensifying, Bitcoin came under pressure and trended downward. Market volatility dropped to a six-month low. Meanwhile, ETH spot ETFs saw a massive inflow of funds, with a net single-day inflow reaching $860 million—its second-highest on record. However, the ETH/BTC rate remains in a narrow range despite three consecutive days of slight gains. Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) continues to consolidate at high levels, and the altcoin market shows no sign of decoupling, still closely tracking broader market movements.
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Today's Outlook: LISTA: 19.36% of tokens to be unlocked, worth approximately $7 million
Main Asset Changes
Crypto Fear & Greed Index: 54 (previously 57), rated Neutral
Project Highlights
Trending Tokens: BCH, KAIA, SEI
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SEI: Sei Network has been selected as a candidate blockchain by Wyoming’s Stable Token Commission for WYST, the first U.S. state-backed fiat currency stablecoin
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T: Recently partnered with Starknet, announcing the launch of tBTC on Starknet mainnet and launching a community engagement campaign on Galxe
Macro Economy
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White House: Trump to decide within two weeks whether to strike Iran
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Israeli Prime Minister: The U.S. is providing significant assistance to Israel
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Bank of England maintains current interest rates
Industry Highlights
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Arizona’s Bitcoin Reserve Bill HB 2324 passed in the Senate
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Korean regulators to investigate centralized exchange (CEX) trading fees to explore potential fee reduction
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Korea’s Financial Services Commission drafting roadmap for virtual asset ETFs
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Thailand’s banking sector approves digital banking licenses for three applicants
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A Trump-affiliated company has quietly reduced its stake in the crypto project WLFI
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Platform X to become a “super app” featuring investment and trading functions
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BlackRock has purchased over $750 million worth of ETH in June and has not sold
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Kraken integrates with Babylon to launch Bitcoin staking services
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