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Note: If you want to hop into NES, keep an eye on the remaining spots. The best time to jump in is after 8 AM tomorrow; that way, you'll lose 2 points without missing out on tomorrow's alpha.
Binance booster is launching the Nesa (NES) event, costing 2 points to earn 20 NES.
The NES rewards are for the first 50,000 participants, with the tokens going live on June 24 at 8:00 PM.

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June 23
1. $BTC is oscillating around $64,000, with intraday rebounds failing to break through. ETH and most major altcoins are under pressure, and the market remains focused on defense and deleveraging. Altcoins lack a strong independent narrative, and short-term volatility risks are higher than BTC.
2. The US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a slight net inflow of about $2.2 million, ending a streak of outflows over multiple trading days. However, this is still weak compared to the recent scale of fund withdrawals and is not enough to confirm a full return of institutional demand. Meanwhile, Strategy disclosed an increase of 520 BTC, indicating that long-term capital is still being accumulated on dips.
3. Macroeconomic factors continue to dominate risk appetite. Concerns over the Middle East situation and energy supply are supporting oil prices, while US Treasury yields remain high. The market is wary of renewed inflation pressures and limited rate cut space for major central banks. As a result, US stocks and crypto assets are showing weak rebounds and increased correlation.
4. On the regulatory and security front, there have been no significant policy changes or systemic exchange security incidents in the past 24 hours that could alter the global market structure. However, in a low liquidity environment, risks from leveraged liquidations, cross-chain contracts, and counterparties on smaller platforms still need to be monitored.
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BTC holds strong at $64,000 as geopolitical risks dominate the market
In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has seen a slight recovery after Friday’s sell-off, but risk appetite remains constrained by the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Three key takeaways:
1. $BTC shows more resilience than altcoins. BTC briefly returned to around $64,200, up about 0.9% in 24 hours; ETH climbed to around $1,734, with $SOL at about $73.$HYPE still seeing a weekly increase of nearly 15%, while DOGE lagged among major coins. Currently, this looks more like a technical correction in a low liquidity environment rather than a clear reversal.
2. Macro variables still hinge on oil prices. The U.S. and Iran are advancing long-term ceasefire talks in Switzerland, but Iran has once again threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz. If shipping is disrupted and oil prices rise again, inflation and interest rate expectations could come under pressure, dragging down U.S. stocks and crypto assets; only if a ceasefire agreement is reached, can risk assets hope for a more stable recovery window.
3. Institutional funds and on-chain security remain cautious. The U.S. stock market is closed this weekend, with no new U.S. spot ETF purchase data; the last complete disclosure on June 18 showed a net outflow of about $90.7 million from Bitcoin spot ETFs. On the chain side, a large Ethereum “sandwich attack” bot was exploited in reverse, losing over $7.5 million involving WETH, USDC, and USDT, once again exposing risks related to automated trading authorizations and malicious routing.
Short-term focus should be on oil prices, progress in ceasefire negotiations, and whether ETF funds see a return on Monday. Weekend trading was thin, so it's not wise to view a one-day rebound as trend confirmation.

In less than a year, $SNDK has pumped four to five times, just like the old meme coins in the crypto space. So, once traditional stocks are fully RWA, who’s still gonna mess with altcoins? Or better yet, where’s the relevance of altcoins gonna be?

Fed's hawkish aftershocks linger: $BTC under pressure, outflows slow down
In the past 24 hours, the crypto market continued to oscillate. BTC hovered around $62,500, with $ETH
and most major altcoins also under pressure, while market risk appetite has yet to show clear signs of recovery.
Three key points to note:
Macroeconomic pressure remains the main theme. The Fed maintained the federal funds rate at 3.50%-3.75% on June 17, with cautious policy signals continuing to support the dollar and suppress risk assets. Geopolitical uncertainties are also leading to reduced exposure to high volatility.
Institutional outflows are still occurring, but the pressure is easing. CoinShares data from June 19 shows that net outflows from global digital asset investment products were about $149 million that week, a significant narrowing compared to before. BTC-related products remain the focus of fund adjustments, indicating that institutions have not fully shifted to a bullish stance, but there hasn't been a panic sell-off either.
The rebound foundation for altcoins remains shaky. ETH and major altcoins lack independent catalysts, and short-term movements continue to be influenced by BTC and the risk sentiment in the stock market. If BTC cannot regain stability in key ranges, high-beta coins may experience greater volatility.
On the regulatory and exchange front, there have been no significant new events in the past 24 hours to alter market pricing; on-chain security has also not revealed any large new attacks confirmed by multiple sources. Moving forward, keep an eye on whether ETF funds can turn positive, changes in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields, and the support strength of BTC above $60,000.

24H Crypto Market Update | Market Under Pressure, Funds Staying Cautious
In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has shown overall weakness. Bitcoin is currently priced at around $63,179, down 1.06%; Ethereum is about $1,703, down 1.75%; BNB is around $577, down 2.03%. Major coins are all pulling back, indicating that short-term risk appetite in the market remains low.
Cross-market performance has diverged: U.S. stocks are relatively strong, with Nasdaq-related ETFs leading the gains; gold has slightly retreated, while crude oil has edged higher. Funds are leaning towards mature tech assets, and the crypto market has yet to see a significant influx of liquidity. It’s crucial to keep an eye on whether Bitcoin can hold its key range, and if major coins like ETH and BNB can stop the decline. If Bitcoin continues to weaken, high-volatility altcoins may face greater sell pressure; however, if trading volume increases and quickly recovers lost ground, it may lead to a short-term bounce back.
On the operational front, it's not advisable to blindly chase after pumps or dumps; prioritize controlling leverage and position size, and pay attention to macro policies, institutional fund flows, and sudden geopolitical risks.

【Global Financial News｜June 18】
It's not about 'rate cuts', but 'repricing'.
1. The Fed maintains rates at 3.5%-3.75%, but signals potential rate hikes this year. US stocks took a nosedive at the close, with the Dow dropping about 500 points, and the 10-year Treasury yield rising to around 4.46%. The renewed high-rate expectations aren't good news for tech stocks and crypto.
2. BTC is currently around $64,600, having dipped below $64,000 at one point today; ETH is about $1,756, and SOL is around $72. BTC is fluctuating between the $64K-$67K range, indicating market support, but there's a lack of aggressive buying pressure.
3. ETFs remain a key variable. Previously, the US spot BTC ETF saw a net outflow for 13 consecutive trading days, totaling about $4.4 billion. Although the outflow has recently ended, the inflow has been minimal. Institutions haven't fully exited, but they've clearly lowered their risk appetite.
4. The dollar and Treasury yields are strengthening, while gold remains elevated, with funds moving into defensive positions. Easing tensions in the Middle East have led to a decline in oil prices, temporarily reducing inflationary pressures, but it's not enough to change the Fed's cautious stance.
My take: It’s not a full-blown bull market restart; rather, it’s a structural opportunity within a weak range. If BTC can't regain its footing above $67,000, altcoins' rebounds will look more like trading windows than trend reversals. Moving forward, keep an eye on ETF net inflows, the dollar index, and Treasury yields; until those improve, controlling leverage is more important than bottom-fishing.

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Even if 100,000 people are fighting for 50,000 shares, there's no way it should error out 4 times without getting any, that's just too rough. I'm still going full score on the rotation. Also, this $O o1 project I've interacted with is clearly backed by Coinbase, yet it surprisingly launched on the BSC chain. Currently, the project team only mentions the airdrop as being in the snapshot phase, but it hasn't been distributed yet, so there are hardly any tokens available on the market.

I thought that this week's "high score low quality projects" could quickly lower the threshold score for first-come-first-served, but unexpectedly, the old coin first-come-first-served is still starting at 230 points this afternoon at 4:30.
This score is so cheap, it's not worth competing for.
Take a break for two days, come back next Monday, hold on to the score, don't sell it cheaply!

It's another day of crazy earnings, this is definitely the most expensive 30 minutes since alpha started!

One can only say that wealthy people and those who have the ability to make money are two different kinds of people.
If you were born with a good background, you can just enjoy life,
As long as you don't gamble or do drugs, you can be happy for a lifetime.
ETH breaks new highs, the stars and the sea.

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