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Trump Wraps Up China Visit

200 Boeing Orders Fall Short of Expectations

Trump's out. As he leaves, he signs for 200 Boeing aircraft.
But the market was expecting 500 units. Boeing's stock dipped 4%.

Why the drop? Taiwan issues, Iran conflict, chip sanctions—none of these got resolved.

Made a big entrance, but left without a sound.

#特朗普访华 #波音 #预期落差

CME's Nasdaq Crypto Index Futures Launch Today, Expanding Institutional Access
Today (June 8), CME officially rolled out the Nasdaq Crypto Index Futures.

This is CME's first market-cap weighted crypto futures contract, covering BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, LINK, and more.

It's not a single asset, it's a basket.

Institutions can easily configure their exposure to the entire crypto market, compliant, efficient, and hedged.

Liquidity will flow in, but we might see some short-term pullback as institutions rebalance their portfolios.

Long-term bullish, but expect some short-term growing pains.

Fear index has dropped to 8, extreme fear, but institutions are scooping up
Today's fear and greed index: 8.

Extreme fear. The last time this number was seen was during the FTX collapse in 2022.

However, on-chain data tells a different story: whale addresses' exchange activity ratio has surged to a ten-month high—big holders are pulling assets off exchanges, not moving them in.

ETFs are selling, retail traders are panic cutting, but the real whales are stacking in cold wallets.

Selling when the fear index is at 8 is usually not the right play.

#极度恐惧

JPMorgan Accepts BTC as Collateral — The 60k Buy-in Wasn't Retail
In the midst of a bloodbath, JPMorgan did something worth remembering.

CNBC reports: JPMorgan is now officially accepting Bitcoin as collateral.
A few years back, Jamie Dimon called Bitcoin a "worthless scam." Now, JPMorgan's collateral vault includes BTC.

This is a bank-level asset status certification.

Who scooped up near 60k? Not retail traders, but one of the biggest investment banks on the planet.
Not a coincidence.

#摩根大通 #BTC抵押品 #底部信号

Bitcoin dips below 60k, hitting a 20-month low, squeezed by the AI frenzy and mega IPOs
Just yesterday, before the sudden spike, Bitcoin had just set a 20-month low, dipping below the 60k mark, with a low of $59,101.

Compared to last year's historical peak of 126k, it has dropped over 53%.

Why?

Cipolaro, the global research head at NYDIG, stated: there isn't a single reason; it's a combination of multiple factors.
AI has drained $400 billion in funding, with SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic mega IPOs lining up, forcing institutions to cash out.

Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for 13 consecutive days, totaling $4.37 billion.

Saylor sold 32 BTC, which has had a huge psychological impact.

Bitcoin has shifted from being the 'market darling' to a 'cash machine'.

Iran launches missile attacks on Israel, Bitcoin surges 4.4%, 100,000 liquidated

Last night and this morning, Iran fired three waves of missiles at Israel in response to airstrikes by the IDF on southern Beirut.
Trump suggested Iran 'take the win,' urging Israel 'not to retaliate.'
As geopolitical tensions escalate, Bitcoin actually rises.

As of this writing, BTC is at $63,436, up 4.41%; ETH is up over 8%, and SOL is up over 7%.

In the past 24 hours, 107,000 traders got liquidated, totaling $667 million, with shorts accounting for $541 million.
The largest single liquidation occurred on OKX, valued at $12.27 million.

Is BTC being viewed as a safe haven asset? Or are shorts just too crowded?

At least today, the answer is: shorts got squeezed out.

#伊朗导弹

Ethereum is taking a bigger hit, but the bulls are still holding strong.

ETH has dropped below $1900, down 6.7% in the last 24 hours, hitting a new three-month low.
The ETH/BTC ratio has fallen to around 0.028, the lowest in nearly a year.

Bitcoin's drop is a macro issue. Ethereum's decline is more structural—Layer 2s are snatching up transaction fees, Solana is grabbing developers, and the RWA sector is stealing narratives.

Three moats are being attacked at once.

The unrealized losses on the Bitcoin position for Strategy have ballooned to about $10.8 billion, with a loss rate of around 17%.

840,000 BTC, average entry at $75,699.

Current market price is $62,000, resulting in a loss of $13,000 per coin.

The 'never sell' narrative used to be the toughest stance. Now it’s turned into the biggest burden. The market doesn't care how much was bought in the past; it only cares about current valuations.

#Strategy

BTC dipped below 62k today, hitting a low of $61,300, marking the lowest point since February.

This isn't just a single-day crash; it's the fourth consecutive day of red candles.

In the last 24 hours, over $730 million in liquidations occurred across the network, with longs accounting for $617 million.

Leverage has been washed out round after round, but the rates haven't returned to neutral yet.

The sign that the liquidation wave is over isn't a price rebound; it's when the longs are completely wiped out.

#BTC

On June 2nd, the People's Bank of China, along with eight departments, issued a joint notice:
Virtual currencies do not hold the same legal status as fiat currencies, and any related business activities are classified as illegal financial activities, strictly prohibited across the board.

Tokenization of RWA is also included in the ban.
"Same business, same risks, same rules"—the principle is clear, with no exceptions.
This isn't 2017. It's 2026.

The document has revoked the old 2021 notice. Regulations have been tightened up.

#央行监管

Strategy shorted 32 BTC at an average price of $77,135.

After four years. First time selling.

The amount isn't huge, around $2.5 million, which is negligible compared to the 840,000 BTC holding.

But the market doesn't care about ratios; it reacts to signals.

The phrase "never sell" just got a hole poked in it on the candlestick chart.

Yesterday, Strategy's stock price plummeted over 9%.

It's not a financial issue. It's the faith premium that got wiped out.

#Strategy

BTC drops below 63k, $2.8 billion liquidated in two days

This morning, BTC fell below 63k, hitting a low of $63,314, marking a new low since February.
In just two days, it plummeted from 70k to 63k.

According to CoinGlass data: $1.12 billion was liquidated in the last 24 hours, affecting 166,000 traders, with long positions making up 85%. Adding yesterday’s $1.76 billion, that totals nearly $2.9 billion wiped out in two days.

This isn’t a black swan event. It’s three knives coming down at once: 11 consecutive days of net outflows from ETFs, Saylor selling for the first time in four years, and the breakdown of US-Iran negotiations.

70k couldn’t hold, is 63k the bottom?

#BTC #爆仓 #两天28亿

Strategy sold 32 BTC at an average price of $77,135, cashing out $2.5 million.
Four years. First sell.

Not a shift in strategy, just paying dividends. But the market doesn’t care about the reasons, it only recognizes the results.
The phrase 'never sell' got punctured today on the candlestick chart.

The NFT market is also crashing—Az's floor price dropped to 1.2 ETH, Pudgy fell to 3.8 ETH.

The premium on faith is getting peeled away layer by layer.

#Strategy

Bitcoin has dropped below 67k, with 1.6 billion USD liquidated, 250k traders wiped out overnight.

BTC crashed from 71k to 66k, and ETH fell below 1900.

According to CoinGlass data: 1.78 billion USD liquidated in the last 24 hours, with longs accounting for 1.6 billion, nearly 90% of the total.
250k traders got liquidated.

The Fear and Greed Index plummeted to 11—extreme fear.

One sharp drop, and leverage is gone, principal wiped out too.

This isn't a black swan event. It's like five knives coming down at once.

#BTC

Kraken has secured a primary Fed account.

Coinbase and Circle are still in the queue.

Trump's executive order stated "evaluate," but didn't say "approve."

Exceptions are just that—exceptions, not the rule.

This highlights the difference between the White House and the Fed.

#特例vs规则

Fed meeting in June, June 18.

What the market is really focused on isn't whether they'll hike rates—rate hikes are off the table now.

It's all about the dot plot. Will there still be rate cuts in 2026?

If the dot plot wipes out all the rate cut expectations for this year, the market will have to reprice.
Catch you in two weeks.

#美联储 #点阵图

BTC just hit 70k.

Not 75k, not 72k, but a clean 70k.

It took less than a week to drop from 75k to 70k.
What you see is just a number; what I see is: leverage liquidations + geopolitical premium going to zero + ETF continuous outflows,

three forces hitting at the same time.

Let me break it down.

First, the geopolitical premium has been wiped off.
Less than two weeks ago, the market was trading on "the US-Iran negotiations are looking good," oil prices dropped, inflation expectations fell, and BTC even saw a brief bounce. Then what? Iran halted talks, threatened to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, and the US military was reported to have seized around $1 billion in crypto assets related to Iran.
BTC dropped from 75k to 70k, perfectly correlating with the geopolitical risk premium being repriced from "optimistic" back to "risk-off." Oil prices returned to high ranges, inflation expectations rose, and risk assets took a knee.

Second, the ETF blood is still flowing.
In May, there was a net outflow of $2.43 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, the largest monthly outflow since 2026. For three consecutive weeks, outflows were over $1 billion each week.
BlackRock led the retreat, Fidelity followed suit, and Grayscale wasn’t idle either.
This isn’t retail panic; this is institutions collectively reducing their positions.

The third most ironic thing: bulls don’t die, bears don’t stop.
In the futures market, the contract holding fee rates are still in the 6%-12% range—breaking the neutral line for the first time in six months. What does this mean? It means a lot of people are leveraging up to go long.
Prices are falling, but positions aren’t being reduced, and fees are still rising. Let's do the math: bulls are paying high funding rates daily, and every dip in price is a double loss. If 70k can’t hold, those accounts just barely above the liquidation threshold will be automatically liquidated by the system, causing a chain reaction.
So, can 70k hold?

Candlesticks might lie, but on-chain data won’t. Exchange balances haven’t dropped much over the past week—whales aren’t accumulating heavily around the 70k mark.

If 70k is the bottom, you’ll see three things: ETF outflows cease, fee rates return to neutral, and massive withdrawals appear on-chain. Until then, 70k is just a number on the way down, not the end point.
After reading this post, are you positioned above or below 70k?

Let’s see the truth in the comments.

#BTC

Trump wants to tear down barriers, while the Fed aims to build them up.

Latest update: The Fed hasn’t budged yet.

Kraken secured the main account, but that's an exception. Coinbase and Circle are still in the queue.

Trump's executive order has a 120-day countdown.

September will reveal all.

#倒计时

Trump vs the Fed: The War for Payment Access Has Just Begun

Trump signed an executive order, demanding a review of the Fed's payment access rules.

Kraken has secured the main account, while Coinbase and Circle are still in line.

Trump wants to break down walls, the Fed wants to build them up.

The main storyline for 2026 isn't about coins going up or down; it's the power struggle between the White House and the central bank.

Crypto companies are just pawns in this game.

#美联储 #权力博弈

Harvard liquidates Ethereum ETF, BlackRock sells BTC, smart money is retreating

Harvard cleared out its entire $87 million Ethereum ETF in Q1.

BlackRock sold $1 billion in BTC last week.

Two of the largest institutions are both pulling out.

It's not a coincidence.

Are you still holding the bag?

#聪明钱撤退