June 2 news from CoinDesk: 1. U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded a net outflow of $1.566 billion over four consecutive trading days; 2. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of 6,164 BTC; 3. Charles Schwab plans to launch cryptocurrency spot trading and custody services by mid-2027; 4. The U.S. Senate will resume deliberations on the Clear Act; 5. An address associated with Fenbushi Capital allegedly sold 11,101 ETH; 6. GoPlusSecurity: Users suffered approximately $316,000 in USDC losses due to malicious transactions; 7. BTC OG Insider Whale: ZEC short position unrealized profit narrowed to $2.95 million; 8. Loracle: HYPE short position reduced by 10,996.55 tokens, current P&L at -78.55%; 9. xstocks has launched, expanding access to global markets; 10. Argentine authorities arrested 24 individuals and seized over $8 million in cryptocurrency.
U.S. Spot BTC ETFs Experience $1.566 Billion in Net Outflows Over Four Days
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BTC price dipped slightly as U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded $1.566B in net outflows over four days, according to Bijié. Blackstone’s ETF lost 6,164 BTC. Charles Schwab aims to launch crypto trading by mid-2027. The Senate will revisit the Clear Act. Fenbushi sold 11,101 ETH. GoPlusSecurity lost $316K in USDC. xstocks expanded access, while Argentina arrested 24 individuals and seized $8M in crypto. BTC dominance edged lower amid the outflows.
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