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⚽World Cup contracts drive $3.1 billion in volume to Polymarket A June 11 Bernstein report predicted that the 2026 FIFA World Cup would generate more than $3 billion in incremental sports betting handle and between $5 billion and $10 billion in additional consumer prediction market volume. The World Cup winner contract alone has generated more than $3.1 billion in trading volume on Polymarket, according to platform data.
⚽World Cup contracts drive $3.1 billion in volume to Polymarket

A June 11 Bernstein report predicted that the 2026 FIFA World Cup would generate more than $3 billion in incremental sports betting handle and between $5 billion and $10 billion in additional consumer prediction market volume. The World Cup winner contract alone has generated more than $3.1 billion in trading volume on Polymarket, according to platform data.
$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) is heading for its worst monthly loss since mid-2022, with BTC down roughly 18.5% in June as price struggles to hold the psychological $60,000 support level.
$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) is heading for its worst monthly loss since mid-2022, with BTC down roughly 18.5% in June as price struggles to hold the psychological $60,000 support level.
$BTC A series of higher swing lows on hourly time frames combined with encouraging readings from the relative strength index (RSI) indicator. On the four-hour chart, a bullish divergence was occurring, where RSI makes higher lows while price makes lower lows. This caught the attention of market participants, who began to anticipate a BTC price reversal as a result. #Btc
$BTC A series of higher swing lows on hourly time frames combined with encouraging readings from the relative strength index (RSI) indicator.

On the four-hour chart, a bullish divergence was occurring, where RSI makes higher lows while price makes lower lows. This caught the attention of market participants, who began to anticipate a BTC price reversal as a result.

#Btc
$BTC 🚨Analysis on Bitcoin RSI: "It's 2022 again"🚨 Data from TradingView showed BTC/USD cooling volatility after returning above the $60,000 mark.
$BTC 🚨Analysis on Bitcoin RSI: "It's 2022 again"🚨

Data from TradingView showed BTC/USD cooling volatility after returning above the $60,000 mark.
$BTC “The longer price spends moving around in this region, the bigger the following move upon a range break will be. Eyes on $58K & $61K.”
$BTC “The longer price spends moving around in this region, the bigger the following move upon a range break will be. Eyes on $58K & $61K.”
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index both started the week in the green amid renewed optimism of rescuing the US-Iran peace deal. In a post on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump wrote that Iran had "requested a meeting," which would take place in Doha, United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index both started the week in the green amid renewed optimism of rescuing the US-Iran peace deal.

In a post on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump wrote that Iran had "requested a meeting," which would take place in Doha, United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday.
🇺🇸US-🇮🇷Iran meeting announcement sends stocks higher Data from TradingView showed an ongoing battle to regain control of $60,000, with BTC price strength again failing to keep pace with US stocks.
🇺🇸US-🇮🇷Iran meeting announcement sends stocks higher

Data from TradingView showed an ongoing battle to regain control of $60,000, with BTC price strength again failing to keep pace with US stocks.
Bitcoin ($BTC ) trades at an important inflection point as retail investors are selling, big institutions are in a hold despite the discounted valuation and the market is paused at $60,300—awaiting the next significant move. The situation reveals two very different investor groups making opposite bets. Retail investors sell, TradFi watches The general mood is fearful, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index sitting at 36 out of 100, indicating fear but not total panic. This number masks a sharp divide. In June alone, investors pulled $4.4 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs—the worst month this year. At the same time, Strategy continues to buy BTC, although the pace and size of its purchases have slowed. While ETF flows and Bitcoin treasury accumulation are not in a buying phase, a majority of corporate BTC treasuries have not reduced their existing positions.
Bitcoin ($BTC ) trades at an important inflection point as retail investors are selling, big institutions are in a hold despite the discounted valuation and the market is paused at $60,300—awaiting the next significant move. The situation reveals two very different investor groups making opposite bets.

Retail investors sell, TradFi watches

The general mood is fearful, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index sitting at 36 out of 100, indicating fear but not total panic. This number masks a sharp divide. In June alone, investors pulled $4.4 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs—the worst month this year. At the same time, Strategy continues to buy BTC, although the pace and size of its purchases have slowed. While ETF flows and Bitcoin treasury accumulation are not in a buying phase, a majority of corporate BTC treasuries have not reduced their existing positions.
$BTC No Bitcoin purchases as Strategy raises $1.15 billion The biggest public Bitcoin treasury company also reported that it did not acquire any BTC during the week ended Sunday, leaving its holdings unchanged at 847,363 BTC purchased for a combined $64.1 billion, at an average of $75,651 apiece. At last look, traders were paying about $60,018 to buy the token. The company has added a net 3,625 BTC so far in June after buying 3,657 BTC and selling 32 BTC earlier in the month.
$BTC No Bitcoin purchases as Strategy raises $1.15 billion

The biggest public Bitcoin treasury company also reported that it did not acquire any BTC during the week ended Sunday, leaving its holdings unchanged at 847,363 BTC purchased for a combined $64.1 billion, at an average of $75,651 apiece. At last look, traders were paying about $60,018 to buy the token.

The company has added a net 3,625 BTC so far in June after buying 3,657 BTC and selling 32 BTC earlier in the month.
Strategy boosts cash reserve to $2.55 billion A key part of the new framework is the company's cash reserve, which it said has grown to $2.55 billion, or enough to cover about 17 months of preferred stock dividends and interest payments. Under the new policy, the reserve can only be used for those payments and must be maintained at a minimum of 12 months unless the board approves otherwise. Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor said the existing cash reserve, combined with the $1.25 billion Bitcoin monetization capacity, gives Strategy up to $3.8 billion in dividend coverage, or nearly 26 months. Related: Grayscale's Pandl says Strategy should sell $3B Bitcoin to restore confidence “Strategy expects to remain disciplined in its use of MSTR issuance, particularly when the stock trades at or near 1x mNAV,” Saylor added. $BTC #sylor
Strategy boosts cash reserve to $2.55 billion

A key part of the new framework is the company's cash reserve, which it said has grown to $2.55 billion, or enough to cover about 17 months of preferred stock dividends and interest payments.

Under the new policy, the reserve can only be used for those payments and must be maintained at a minimum of 12 months unless the board approves otherwise.

Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor said the existing cash reserve, combined with the $1.25 billion Bitcoin monetization capacity, gives Strategy up to $3.8 billion in dividend coverage, or nearly 26 months.

Related: Grayscale's Pandl says Strategy should sell $3B Bitcoin to restore confidence

“Strategy expects to remain disciplined in its use of MSTR issuance, particularly when the stock trades at or near 1x mNAV,” Saylor added.

$BTC
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Pioneering $zk-rollup Loopring closes $DEX Ethereum’s first zero-knowledge rollup, Loopring, announced Sunday the closure of its decentralized exchange and automated market maker, ending all trading services and halting the relayer effective immediately. In a post on X on Sunday, the team cited three main reasons for the closure: its failure to gain meaningful adoption, a lack of business development skills and being technologically surpassed by modern zkEVM solutions. “To be honest, Loopring never gained meaningful adoption,” the team said. “As the first zk-rollup, we lacked a virtual machine – no composability, no real-world payment use cases. That limitation kept our ecosystem from growing.” Loopring was a technical pioneer of its time, raising $45 million in a 2017 initial coin offering and helping to prove that scaling Ethereum via zk-rollups was viable. But technology evolves fast in the crypto industry, and it was ultimately surpassed by the more capable successors it helped inspire, such as zkSync, Scroll and StarkNet.
Pioneering $zk-rollup Loopring closes $DEX

Ethereum’s first zero-knowledge rollup, Loopring, announced Sunday the closure of its decentralized exchange and automated market maker, ending all trading services and halting the relayer effective immediately.

In a post on X on Sunday, the team cited three main reasons for the closure: its failure to gain meaningful adoption, a lack of business development skills and being technologically surpassed by modern zkEVM solutions.

“To be honest, Loopring never gained meaningful adoption,” the team said. “As the first zk-rollup, we lacked a virtual machine – no composability, no real-world payment use cases. That limitation kept our ecosystem from growing.”

Loopring was a technical pioneer of its time, raising $45 million in a 2017 initial coin offering and helping to prove that scaling Ethereum via zk-rollups was viable. But technology evolves fast in the crypto industry, and it was ultimately surpassed by the more capable successors it helped inspire, such as zkSync, Scroll and StarkNet.
🇩🇪Germany leads MiCA crypto authorization race as Europe’s deadline looms The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) framework is producing uneven crypto licensing across member states and European Economic Area (EEA) jurisdictions, with Germany leading approvals under the new regime that takes effect on Wednesday. Data from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) interim register, compiled on Friday, shows Germany has 57 MiCA-authorized crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), accounting for about 23% of the 244 total licenses issued. France follows with 26 companies, or roughly 11% of all approvals, placing it alongside the Netherlands as the bloc’s second-largest hub for MiCA licensing. The pattern suggests that although MiCA is designed to create a single European crypto market, implementation remains fragmented across national regulators ahead of the July 1 transitional deadline. $B3 $TSLAB #MiCAcrypto
🇩🇪Germany leads MiCA crypto authorization race as Europe’s deadline looms

The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) framework is producing uneven crypto licensing across member states and European Economic Area (EEA) jurisdictions, with Germany leading approvals under the new regime that takes effect on Wednesday.

Data from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) interim register, compiled on Friday, shows Germany has 57 MiCA-authorized crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), accounting for about 23% of the 244 total licenses issued.

France follows with 26 companies, or roughly 11% of all approvals, placing it alongside the Netherlands as the bloc’s second-largest hub for MiCA licensing.

The pattern suggests that although MiCA is designed to create a single European crypto market, implementation remains fragmented across national regulators ahead of the July 1 transitional deadline.
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$USDC The new capabilities allow BNY clients to convert US dollars into USDC and redeem the stablecoin back into dollars directly through the bank while also storing and transferring USDC on its custody platform. BNY said it plans to expand the service to additional stablecoins and digital cash workflows over time. The expansion builds on BNY's existing role as the primary custodian of the assets backing USDC, extending its relationship with Circle beyond safeguarding reserve assets to include client-facing stablecoin services. According to BNY, the custodian bank oversees $59.3 trillion in assets under custody and administration and serves more than 90% of Fortune 100 companies. USDC is the world's second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, with more than $73.8 billion in circulation, according to DefiLlama data.
$USDC The new capabilities allow BNY clients to convert US dollars into USDC and redeem the stablecoin back into dollars directly through the bank while also storing and transferring USDC on its custody platform. BNY said it plans to expand the service to additional stablecoins and digital cash workflows over time.

The expansion builds on BNY's existing role as the primary custodian of the assets backing USDC, extending its relationship with Circle beyond safeguarding reserve assets to include client-facing stablecoin services.

According to BNY, the custodian bank oversees $59.3 trillion in assets under custody and administration and serves more than 90% of Fortune 100 companies. USDC is the world's second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, with more than $73.8 billion in circulation, according to DefiLlama data.
$HYPE The relative strength index is following a similar setup, rolling over from overbought conditions while remaining above the levels typically associated with trend reversals. However, onchain data paints a cautious picture. Aggregated spot cumulative volume delta (CVD), which measures net buying and selling activity in spot markets, has improved from recent lows during the correction. The recovery has reduced the earlier sell imbalance, though spot CVD remains deeply negative at nearly $95 million.
$HYPE The relative strength index is following a similar setup, rolling over from overbought conditions while remaining above the levels typically associated with trend reversals.

However, onchain data paints a cautious picture. Aggregated spot cumulative volume delta (CVD), which measures net buying and selling activity in spot markets, has improved from recent lows during the correction. The recovery has reduced the earlier sell imbalance, though spot CVD remains deeply negative at nearly $95 million.
$HYPE Spot selling begins to ease for $HYPE HYPE fell below $60 on Wednesday after rejecting another retest of its all-time high near $76. The decline has pushed the price toward the 50-day exponential moving average, a level that has acted as trend support throughout the rally from March. The recent pullback resembles HYPE's consolidation in May 2025. At that time, the token printed a new high near $40 before entering a multi-week pause that cooled momentum without producing a bearish break on the daily chart.
$HYPE Spot selling begins to ease for $HYPE

HYPE fell below $60 on Wednesday after rejecting another retest of its all-time high near $76. The decline has pushed the price toward the 50-day exponential moving average, a level that has acted as trend support throughout the rally from March.

The recent pullback resembles HYPE's consolidation in May 2025. At that time, the token printed a new high near $40 before entering a multi-week pause that cooled momentum without producing a bearish break on the daily chart.
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Strategy opens door to selling billions of bitcoin under new capital plan. Here's what it meansThe company can now sell bitcoin to fund the USD reserve, support preferred dividends, and finance up to $2 billion in stock buybacks.

Strategy opens door to selling billions of bitcoin under new capital plan. Here's what it means

The company can now sell bitcoin to fund the USD reserve, support preferred dividends, and finance up to $2 billion in stock buybacks.
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Strategy Stops Bitcoin (BTC) Purchases, Michael Saylor Announces a Major Sell! “A $1.2 Billion SellStrategy, the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder, has taken another break from its weekly purchases and did not buy any Bitcoin last week. Accordingly, the company’s BTC holdings remain at 847,363 BTC, while company founder Michael Saylor made a new announcement regarding Bitcoin and USD reserves. According to Saylor, in a statement from account X, the company announced that it had increased its dollar reserves to $2.55 billion. According to Saylor, these dollar reserves can only be used to pay dividends and interest expenses. “Strategy has increased its USD Reserve to $2.55 billion, representing 17.4 months of dividend coverage. The USD Reserve can only be used to cover dividends and interest expenses and will be held for a minimum of 12 months.” Saylor also announced a Digital Credit Capital Framework designed to strengthen Digital Credit, increase liquidity, protect long-term Bitcoin exposure, and support long-term value creation. $NVDAB $SPCXB $TSLAB #Sylor

Strategy Stops Bitcoin (BTC) Purchases, Michael Saylor Announces a Major Sell! “A $1.2 Billion Sell

Strategy, the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder, has taken another break from its weekly purchases and did not buy any Bitcoin last week.
Accordingly, the company’s BTC holdings remain at 847,363 BTC, while company founder Michael Saylor made a new announcement regarding Bitcoin and USD reserves.
According to Saylor, in a statement from account X, the company announced that it had increased its dollar reserves to $2.55 billion. According to Saylor, these dollar reserves can only be used to pay dividends and interest expenses.
“Strategy has increased its USD Reserve to $2.55 billion, representing 17.4 months of dividend coverage. The USD Reserve can only be used to cover dividends and interest expenses and will be held for a minimum of 12 months.”
Saylor also announced a Digital Credit Capital Framework designed to strengthen Digital Credit, increase liquidity, protect long-term Bitcoin exposure, and support long-term value creation.
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🌍Top 15 Countries Most Dependent on Middle East Oil Imports in 2026Nine of the fifteen most oil-dependent countries source more than half their entire fuel supply from the Middle East.The world’s biggest manufacturing economies — Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China — run their factories, power grids, and export industries almost entirely on Gulf oil and gas. 🇯🇵Japan Japan produces virtually no oil or gas of its own. Every barrel of crude it refines, every tanker of liquefied natural gas it burns to generate electricity — 77% of it originates in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar are Japan’s energy backbone. Without that supply, Japanese industry does not run. 🇰🇷South Korea &🇹🇼 Taiwan South Korea and Taiwan are world leaders in semiconductors, steel, electronics, and shipbuilding. All of it runs on energy. Korea sources 57% of its oil and gas from the Middle East. Taiwan is at 63%. The chips powering your phone and laptop were almost certainly made using electricity and fuel that originated in the Gulf. 🇵🇰Pakistan Pakistan sits at 78%, the highest on the Asia-Pacific side. Unlike Japan or Korea, Pakistan is not a manufacturing giant — but it is a country of over 230 million people with enormous energy needs for heating, cooking, transport, and power generation. Its proximity to the Gulf and limited domestic production make it one of the most dependent nations on the list. 🇮🇳India & 🇨🇳China Despite their scale and growing domestic energy output, India and China remain deeply tied to the region. India sources 45% of its oil and gas from the Middle East. Saudi Arabia alone is consistently India’s largest single oil supplier. China, despite years of deliberate diversification toward Russia, West Africa, and South America, still sits at 38% — meaning more than a third of the world’s largest energy consumer’s hydrocarbons flow from Gulf fields. $JST $WCT $UNI #OIL

🌍Top 15 Countries Most Dependent on Middle East Oil Imports in 2026

Nine of the fifteen most oil-dependent countries source more than half their entire fuel supply from the Middle East.The world’s biggest manufacturing economies — Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China — run their factories, power grids, and export industries almost entirely on Gulf oil and gas.
🇯🇵Japan
Japan produces virtually no oil or gas of its own. Every barrel of crude it refines, every tanker of liquefied natural gas it burns to generate electricity — 77% of it originates in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar are Japan’s energy backbone. Without that supply, Japanese industry does not run.
🇰🇷South Korea &🇹🇼 Taiwan
South Korea and Taiwan are world leaders in semiconductors, steel, electronics, and shipbuilding. All of it runs on energy. Korea sources 57% of its oil and gas from the Middle East. Taiwan is at 63%. The chips powering your phone and laptop were almost certainly made using electricity and fuel that originated in the Gulf.
🇵🇰Pakistan
Pakistan sits at 78%, the highest on the Asia-Pacific side. Unlike Japan or Korea, Pakistan is not a manufacturing giant — but it is a country of over 230 million people with enormous energy needs for heating, cooking, transport, and power generation. Its proximity to the Gulf and limited domestic production make it one of the most dependent nations on the list.
🇮🇳India & 🇨🇳China
Despite their scale and growing domestic energy output, India and China remain deeply tied to the region. India sources 45% of its oil and gas from the Middle East. Saudi Arabia alone is consistently India’s largest single oil supplier. China, despite years of deliberate diversification toward Russia, West Africa, and South America, still sits at 38% — meaning more than a third of the world’s largest energy consumer’s hydrocarbons flow from Gulf fields.
$JST
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$UNI
#OIL
USD HAS OUTPERFORMED EUR AND JPY OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS – A TREND WHICH WE EXPECT TO PERSIST
USD HAS OUTPERFORMED EUR AND JPY OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS – A TREND WHICH WE EXPECT TO PERSIST
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India and ASEAN Economies Projected Per-Capita GDP GrowthAccording to HSBC, India and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economies are projected to achieve 6.5% average per capita GDP growth over 2023-2026. Among these nations, India is projected to achieve the highest per-capita GDP growth at 8.7%, while china is forecasted to achieve the lowest per-capita GDP growth at 3.9%. Strong growth opportunities exist in India and ASEAN economies due to their young populations, growing middle classes, and technological advancements. While several economies are projected to grow fast, others face slower growth due to economic slowdown and global challenges. India and the Philippines Projected to Have the Highest Growth India is projected to have the highest average per capita GDP growth rate among Asian countries from 2023 to 2026. As the world’s fifth-largest economy by GDP, India is experiencing a strong 6.5% GDP growth rate. Additionally, India’s GDP per capita is estimated at $2940, which is relatively lower than many Asian countries such as China. However, its average per capita GDP growth rate is projected to be the highest in 2023-2026. India’s fast growth shows its growing importance in the global economy. This growth is supported by its young population, expanding middle class, and advances in digital exports. $MC $LDO $OM #EconInsights

India and ASEAN Economies Projected Per-Capita GDP Growth

According to HSBC, India and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economies are projected to achieve 6.5% average per capita GDP growth over 2023-2026. Among these nations, India is projected to achieve the highest per-capita GDP growth at 8.7%, while china is forecasted to achieve the lowest per-capita GDP growth at 3.9%. Strong growth opportunities exist in India and ASEAN economies due to their young populations, growing middle classes, and technological advancements. While several economies are projected to grow fast, others face slower growth due to economic slowdown and global challenges.
India and the Philippines Projected to Have the Highest Growth
India is projected to have the highest average per capita GDP growth rate among Asian countries from 2023 to 2026. As the world’s fifth-largest economy by GDP, India is experiencing a strong 6.5% GDP growth rate. Additionally, India’s GDP per capita is estimated at $2940, which is relatively lower than many Asian countries such as China. However, its average per capita GDP growth rate is projected to be the highest in 2023-2026. India’s fast growth shows its growing importance in the global economy. This growth is supported by its young population, expanding middle class, and advances in digital exports.
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