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On June 12th, $ETH surged +1.16% to $1,681 while Bitcoin gained 1.45%. The session came with important news: the Ethereum Foundation confirmed that the Glamsterdam upgrade is pushed from June to Q3 2026. The market had already priced it in — the price didn’t drop on announcement day. Instead, it rallied along with the rest of the market, with Ethereum ETFs seeing inflows of $82M the previous week. Today, Sunday, ETH is trading at $1,681, in the process of stabilizing.
Bitcoin dominance remains high — a sign that capital is taking refuge in the safest asset in crypto. Historically, when Bitcoin dominance peaks and reverses, capital rotates towards Ethereum and altcoins. That pivot hasn’t happened yet — but the catalysts that could trigger it are converging this week: FOMC on June 17th and progress on Glamsterdam.

On June 12, $SOL surged by +3.72% in a day — the best performer among the five major market caps — closing at $69.09 while Bitcoin added 1.45% and Ethereum 1.16%. The bounce came just as the market processed that the SpaceX IPO didn't drain crypto but rather activated it: the risk-on sentiment returned, and Solana, the most oversold asset in the top 10, saw the biggest rebound.
Today, Sunday, it's trading at ~$67, consolidating the bounce. The daily RSI remains in extreme oversold territory. The Alpenglow upgrade — confirmed for Q3 2026 by co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko at Consensus Miami — is in active testnet with a target of 150ms. And Firedancer is already running on 20% of the mainnet validators.

On Saturday, June 13th, Crypto.com detected the first positive technical signal in weeks: $ADA is trading at $0.17, showing "higher highs" on the daily candlestick chart — a pattern that technically indicates buyers are coming back. The price is bouncing back from the capitulation low of $0.147 — the lowest level since 2020 — and analysts are starting to mention this zone as a potential cycle bottom.
The governance context is still tricky: the Cardano Foundation announces it will respect the outcome of the vote that canceled the 2026 Summit in Singapore — the proposal for 7.8M ADA fell short by just 1.46 percentage points of the required supermajority. However, in the same voting process, 27 proposals for 111.4M ADA were approved, including Cardano's pavilion at TOKEN2049 Singapore.

The regulatory map for $XRP has never been clearer: the SEC and CFTC officially classified XRP as a digital commodity on March 17, 2026. The CLARITY Act passed the Senate Banking Committee on May 14 with 15 votes in favor and 9 against, showing bipartisan support. It's been on the Senate's legislative calendar since June 1. The White House aims for presidential signature on July 4. And Polymarket gives a 60% chance of it passing in 2026 — Galaxy Digital lowered that estimate to 60% due to time pressure, but not because the text has issues.

Three things happened on Thursday, June 12, that the market took 48 hours to digest: (1) Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $85.85M in net inflows — the largest positive flow in four weeks, breaking a five-session losing streak. (2) SpaceX debuted on Nasdaq at $135 per share, raising $75,000M and, instead of draining crypto, it coincided with a widespread rally. (3) Iran signaled a willingness to negotiate after the attacks on June 10. Today, Sunday, $BTC is trading at $64,385 — its highest level since June 2 — and the Fear & Greed Index remains at 13 (Extreme Fear). The market has yet to process this turn.

The big crypto news this week: Fannie Mae, the U.S. government-backed mortgage agency, announced it's accepting Bitcoin and USDC — and the loans will be structured on Ethereum, the largest DeFi collateral network in the world. The partnership with Coinbase and Better Mortgage integrates $ETH into the American housing financial system for the first time.
Today ETH is trading at $1,671 — opening up +3.2% alongside the market rebound — while the number of active addresses on the network nears 200 million, three times that of Bitcoin.

Two news items today that the market hasn't fully processed yet: Mastercard integrated Solana into its "Agent Pay" system for machine-to-machine payments — the same news as XRP, but both assets share the same settlement rail. And analyst Ali Charts (Ali Martinez) identified a TD Sequential buy signal on the weekly chart of $SOL — the same indicator that preceded a 40% bounce from the lows in March.
Today SOL is trading at $64.91 — consolidating above the critical support of $60 — while the daily RSI shows 28.42, in extreme oversold territory not seen since 2023.

The ecosystem that promised to be the most decentralized in the world is facing its biggest test. The proposal "Cardano Vision 2026" — 32.9M ADA to fund Leios (scalability), post-quantum cryptography, and zero-knowledge proofs — was rejected by the DReps by just 1.46 percentage points. Hoskinson, who designed the governance system, is watching that same system vote against his own roadmap.
Today $ADA is trading at $0.163 — looking for stabilization after hitting a low of $0.148. The Cardano treasury holds 1,650M ADA valued at ~$429M. And the community is voting against spending that cash to build the protocol that justifies that treasury.

On June 11, Ripple confirmed its integration into Mastercard's new "Agent Pay for Machines" system — a network designed for machine-to-machine payments powered by AI agents. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) serves as the settlement layer. On the same day, Ripple launched the "XRPL AI Starter Kit", a toolkit for autonomous AI agents to execute transactions with XRP and RLUSD directly on the network.
Today $XRP is trading at $1.12 — up from last week's low of $1.05 — and analysts are noting that tokens on Binance have dropped to a 4-month low of 2.680M units. When supply on exchanges decreases, the structural selling pressure also diminishes.

On Thursday, June 11, Trump declared: "Today we end the war with Iran." Asian markets surged, oil dipped, and $BTC opened Friday at $63,553 — a 3.4% rise from Tuesday's low of $60,679. The "grand bargain" includes a ceasefire, reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and a nuclear framework. Iran hasn't officially confirmed this yet — that's the risk.
This week brought another historic announcement that flew under the radar: Fannie Mae revealed they’re accepting Bitcoin and USDC as collateral for conventional mortgages, in partnership with Coinbase and Better Mortgage. For the first time, the largest government-backed mortgage system in the U.S. is integrating crypto into its infrastructure.

Today the Japanese Parliament passed the law that reclassifies cryptocurrencies — including $ETH — as regulated financial products, putting them on par with traditional securities. The law kicks in in 2028 and does two explosive things: it slashes the maximum tax on crypto gains from 55% to 20%, and it empowers the Japan Exchange Group to list spot ETFs for Ethereum. Japan is the third-largest economy in the world. This is the biggest regulatory catalyst for Ethereum outside the U.S. that we've seen in this cycle.

Anatoly Yakovenko confirmed it at Consensus Miami: Alpenglow is coming "sometime this year, I think next quarter." The upgrade replaces Solana's consensus engine — Proof of History + Tower BFT — with Votor and Rotor, achieving sub-second finality (100–150ms) and approved with over 98% of validator votes. It's the biggest architectural shift since the network's launch.
Today $SOL is trading at $65.51 — bouncing back from lows along with the rest of the market — while Japan approved its most significant crypto law today, paving the way for Solana ETFs in 2028 in the world's third-largest economy.

On June 10th, Charles Hoskinson dropped a technical analysis of XRP on X, pointing out its limitations in programmability. It wasn't an attack: it was a showcase that the founder is back, strategizing competitively and positioning Cardano as the most comprehensive network for enterprise applications. After eight days of market silence and capitulation, Hoskinson's active return is a signal of a narrative shift.
Today $ADA is trading at $0.163, marking its lowest range since 2020. Yesterday's CPI at 4.2% and the closure of Hormuz aren't helping the macro context. However, the on-chain movements of dormant wallets identified by Santiment yesterday are the most significant contrary signal of the cycle.

There’s $75,000M in SpaceX orders closing today. Institutions are liquidating positions in the 24–48 hours leading up to any massive IPO to fund allocations. XRP is trading at $1.11 — dipping towards the critical support level of $1.09 — and analysts like CoinPedia have pinpointed this exact pattern: "The SpaceX IPO is draining capital from risk assets at the worst technical moment."
It’s not just SpaceX. The May CPI came in at 4.2% — the highest since 2023. Iran has closed Hormuz. Capital is fleeing risk. But the CLARITY Act is still pushing forward with 200 companies pressuring the Senate, and XRP attracted $20.3M in fund inflows this week while the rest of crypto lost $1,670M.

The day no macro analyst had
Predicted: Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz "until further notice" following the US airstrikes on June 10. May's CPI comes in at 4.2% year-over-year—the highest figure since April 2023, driven by energy (+23.5%). Today's PPI rises 1.1%, more than double expectations. The Warsh Fed meets on June 17 with overheated inflation and the Hormuz closed. And the stock price rises as well: from an intraday low of $60,679 to $63,200.
Trump said on June 11 that "negotiations with Iran have progressed." The market bought into the news of peace before peace actually arrived.

On June 9th, Santiment spotted the exit of 475,000 $ETH from major exchanges — Binance, Bitfinex, OKX, and Gemini — in a synchronized move. When assets leave exchanges, the sellable supply drops. Historically, that signal precedes price movements. The market hasn't processed this yet.
Today ETH is trading at $1,619, opening at lows since it got the Ethereum name. The Glamsterdam upgrade — 78.6% reduction in gas fees, 10,000 TPS, gas limit from 60M to 200M — is targeted for June, but developers warn of a potential slip to Q3. The technical narrative remains intact. The price, however, is not.

Anatoly Yakovenko confirmed at Consensus Miami: the Alpenglow upgrade is set to arrive "next quarter" — potentially Q3 2026. This upgrade replaces Solana's consensus mechanism to achieve sub-second finality (100–150ms) and positions the network as infrastructure for high-speed financial systems. It was approved by 98% of the validators.
Today $SOL trades at $64.17 — a whopping 78% down from its all-time high of $293 in January 2025. Forward Industries has already stacked up 6.9 million tokens. The Solana spot ETF surpasses $1,000M in assets. And the market keeps shorting.

On June 8, Charles Hoskinson posted on X: "Why is Cardano the only ecosystem that can manage the world?" It was his first message after announcing on June 3 that he was taking a break. Today $ADA is trading at $0.161 — below a weekly horizontal support that held for three years straight — and Santiment detected the largest movement of dormant wallets since April.
The week was brutal. TapTools shut down. The 2026 Summit got canceled. Governance blocked treasury funds. And Hoskinson admitted he feels "powerless to stop the decline." The price dropped from $0.22 to $0.148 in seven days.

On June 8th, over 200 crypto companies — Coinbase, Ripple, Kraken, Circle, Binance US — sent a joint letter to Senate leaders demanding a vote on the CLARITY Act "without delay." Senator Lummis tweeted: "We didn't come this far to give up on the 5-yard line." The White House set a deadline: presidential signature by July 4th.
Today $XRP is trading at $1.13 — down 7% over the past week — but it's holding its most critical weekly support. The market is selling off. Legislative infrastructure is being built.