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Chris Sullivan said Bitcoin may either break $82,000 or fall to $48,000 within the next 90 days. According to NS3.AI, Sullivan said four proprietary on-chain indicators have aligned for the sixth time in Bitcoin's history.

Sullivan did not provide additional details on the indicators or explain how they support the potential price targets.

Binance Blog published a new article, providing an update on Binance’s MiCA licensing path in Europe after the company withdrew its MiCA licence application with the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) in Greece and decided to pursue authorization in another EU Member State. Binance said it made the decision after reviewing the status and timeline of the process in Greece, citing the lack of a formal decision as the MiCA transition period comes to an end. The company said user interests were central to the move and emphasized that users’ funds remain safe, secure, and accessible at all times. Binance added that it worked with the HCMC “constructively and in good faith” over many months, but chose to move forward in a way it believes will provide more clarity for users while it continues pursuing a compliant, long-term approach in Europe. Binance said it will publicly announce the new EU Member State when it is ready to do so.

Binance said some users may be impacted depending on their country and account status, and that it is contacting all EU users directly with account-specific information. According to the update, these communications will explain whether any action is required, what options may be available, any relevant timelines, and where to go for support. Binance encouraged users to monitor email and in-app notifications, review messages carefully, and contact customer support with questions. The company said it is communicating now to reduce uncertainty and provide practical guidance as early as possible when regulatory timelines or licensing processes create ambiguity. Binance also warned users to be cautious of scams, stating it will never contact users by phone and will not ask for passwords, 2FA codes, or private keys. Despite withdrawing the Greece application, Binance said its commitment to Europe remains unchanged and that it continues to support MiCA’s goal of a consistent EU framework, adding it is confident it will secure authorization in another EU Member State in the coming months.

✅️ BITCOIN está FORMANDO su FONDO de Mercado, por el Ilustrisimo SR. D. DANIEL WARK, $BTC

(2 PARTE)🚨BINANCE SUPUESTAMENTE PIERDE LA LICENCIA EN EUROPA, por el SR. D. SEGI_ANDRES ( Abogado experto Fiscalidad Cripto),esto esta corriendo por ahi pero no significa todavia nada en esta semana BINANCE hará un Comunicado de lo que se deba hacer.

(2 PARTE)🚨BINANCE SUPUESTAMENTE PIERDE LA LICENCIA EN EUROPA, por el SR. D. SEGI_ANDRES ( Abogado experto Fiscalidad Cripto),esto esta corriendo por ahi pero no significa todavia nada en esta semana BINANCE hará un Comunicado de lo que se deba hacer.

Binance Blog published a new article, explaining where Binance’s MiCA licensing process in Europe stands and why the company says it wants to keep European users informed while it seeks to minimize disruption. Binance said it remains committed to securing a MiCA license and is ready to operate under what it described as a fair, predictable, and genuinely harmonized European framework. The company said it will provide further details directly as additional information becomes available, including next steps and available options, and it plans to issue another update before 30 June 2026. Binance also said it intends to support an orderly process and reduce potential disruption for users. In describing its application efforts, Binance said it entered the MiCA process in good faith, submitted what it called a comprehensive application, and worked with the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) in Greece over many months. Binance said its understanding is that the HCMC completed its review and considered the application compliant with MiCA requirements, and that the application was also subject to review at the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) level.

Binance said Europe remains central to its long-term plans and that it will continue to operate in compliance with applicable law. It argued that clear and consistent regulation is important for the region and described MiCA as a key step toward a single EU framework that could benefit users through more choice, better products, deeper liquidity, and stronger competition. The company said it respects the role and independence of regulators across Europe and has worked with regulators over the past 18 months while investing in systems, controls, and teams to meet high regulatory standards. Binance also highlighted broader changes it says it has made over the past two years, including engaging more than 1,500 people in compliance roles, becoming the first crypto exchange to secure a comprehensive suite of licenses under the Abu Dhabi Global Market framework, and preventing nearly $7 billion in potential fraud losses. It added that any delay or distortion in its MiCA path could weaken liquidity, reduce competition and user choice, and push activity, jobs, investment, and tax revenue outside the EU, while reiterating that it will keep users updated as it makes progress.

Dear Binance Team,
Still no official update from Binance regarding MiCA implementation for EU users.
With MiCA entering full application in less than three weeks, many European users would appreciate a clear update regarding Binance's regulatory status in the EU.
Could Binance provide an official communication covering:
✅ Current status of the MiCA license process.
✅ Progress of the Greek regulatory framework and passporting plans.
✅ Whether Spot, Margin, Staking, Alpha, Launchpool and other products will continue operating normally for EU users after July 1st.
✅ Any expected changes regarding stablecoins or account functionality.

Transparency would help users plan ahead and reduce uncertainty.
15 days
Thank you.
#Binance
#MiCa
#Europe
#Regulation

Standard Chartered analyst Geoffrey Kendrick has declared that Bitcoin reached its definitive cycle bottom this week, with the low locked in at $59,000 — a 53% drop from the October 6 all-time high of $126,000. "Winter is over. Welcome back to crypto Spring," Kendrick wrote in a Friday note.
CoinDesk data shows Bitcoin touched as low as $59,375 on June 5 at approximately 18:00 UTC. At the time of writing, Bitcoin hovered just shy of $64,000 — a recovery of nearly $4,500 from the low in just over a week.
The case for the bottom: two catalysts converging
Kendrick, who maintains a $4,000 Ethereum price target and a $100,000 Bitcoin target by year-end, identified two specific drivers behind his call.
The first is the SpaceX IPO's role in clearing forced ETF selling. Recent weeks saw some of the sharpest spot Bitcoin ETF outflows since inception, with total redemptions exceeding $5.72 billion since the second week of May — a figure that updates and extends the $5.4 billion estimate 10x Research had calculated earlier in the week. Kendrick noted that ETF holders have anecdotally been liquidating positions specifically to free up cash for SpaceX IPO participation — directly supporting the capital rotation theory that CoinDesk's "Day Ahead" column raised before the IPO.
With SpaceX now trading — opening around $150 on Friday and running approximately 26% above its $135 IPO price — Kendrick argues that the specific selling pressure tied to IPO participation may now be exhausted. The intense demand for SpaceX exposure is also visible on crypto exchanges like Hyperliquid, where SpaceX's crypto-traded contracts have implied valuations as high as $2.4 trillion — 35% above the official IPO valuation, reflecting the same retail and speculative enthusiasm that drove VELVET's 1,400% weekly surge on pre-IPO exposure plays.
The second catalyst is the potential US-Iran peace deal. If a genuine G7-related agreement materializes, it could halt oil's escalation, which would in turn cool rising US Treasury yields and ease the macro pressure that has weighed on crypto throughout the correction. Brent crude fell to approximately $87 per barrel and WTI to around $85 as Trump spoke of a likely peace deal — continuing the de-escalation that helped drive Bitcoin's recovery to $63,500 by Saturday.
The complication: Trump's U-turn
Kendrick's thesis received an immediate complication. After initially speaking of a likely peace deal — the comments that helped push oil toward $85-$87 and supported Friday's crypto rally — Trump later reversed course in a Truth Social post, stating that the deal made public was not what had actually been agreed and warning Iranian officials to "get their act together."
This U-turn fits the now-familiar pattern of premature peace optimism followed by reversal that has whipsawed markets repeatedly since February — including Iran's own denial just one day earlier of a Sunday Geneva signing date. The pattern raises the question of how durable Friday's oil price decline and the associated crypto rally will prove if the underlying peace process remains as unresolved as it has been throughout the conflict.
Three metrics Kendrick is watching to confirm the floor
Kendrick laid out a specific, falsifiable framework for confirming his bottom call over the coming days — a notably concrete approach compared to the more qualitative bottom-calling that has characterized much of this cycle's commentary.
First, a Monday announcement showing that Strategy purchased more Bitcoin this week. Given that Strategy already disclosed a 1,550 BTC purchase for $101 million earlier this week alongside raising its dollar reserve to $1 billion, a continuation of that buying pattern into the following week would reinforce the signal that Strategy's capital structure concerns have eased following the panic triggered by its 32 BTC sale.
Second, a return to net-positive daily inflows for US spot Bitcoin ETFs on Friday. This is the most direct test of whether the $5.72 billion outflow streak has genuinely ended rather than merely paused — and it directly addresses the demand-side concern that CryptoQuant raised regarding the 652,000 BTC weekly demand contraction and the fastest-shrinking ETF demand since January 2024.
Third, continued declines in international oil prices, which would validate that the Iran de-escalation — however uncertain given Trump's U-turn — is translating into genuine commodity market relief rather than a headline-driven false signal.
What it means
Kendrick's framework essentially operationalizes the "close to value, not confirmed recovery" assessment that dominated this week's on-chain analysis. Bitcoin's valuation relative to its realized price ($53,600) already suggested the asset was cheap by historical standards. What was missing was confirmation that demand-side metrics were turning alongside the price action.
If all three of Kendrick's signals confirm next week — continued Strategy buying, positive ETF flows, and falling oil — the case for $59,000 as the genuine cycle low strengthens considerably, and Kendrick's broader targets of $100,000 for Bitcoin and $4,000 for Ethereum by year-end become a more credible base case. If any of the three fail to materialize — particularly the ETF inflow signal, given the unresolved Iran situation and the upcoming June 17 FOMC meeting — the bottom call would remain unconfirmed, and the "close to value, not confirmed recovery" framing from earlier in the week would continue to apply.

Solana (SOL) fell about 17% over the past week, with on-chain data pointing to capital outflows, long-term holder selling, and weaker trading activity. According to BeInCrypto, Solana’s DeFi-only TVL is near $4.87 billion (excluding liquid staking), down about 9.55% over the past week and roughly 15% over 30 days.

Hodler net position change dropped from about 3.27 million SOL on May 31 to roughly 2.36 million SOL by June 6. SOL rebounded about 13% off its June 6 low near $60, but a cost-basis supply cluster near $74-$75 may act as resistance; DEX dominance slipped to about 22.6% from ~30.4% on June 4.