Capital Flow

According to ChainCatcher, Bitcoin fell below $63,000 on Tuesday amid the sixth consecutive week of spot ETF outflows, hawkish shifts in U.S. monetary policy, and mounting quarterly options expiration pressure. Ethereum dropped below $1,700 on the same day, with both BTC and ETH declining

Cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute stated that the recent market correction has largely cleared excessive leverage from the crypto market. According to Wintermute's analysis, the correction liquidated most leveraged positions and left the market structure healthier than before. The firm noted th

According to Coinglass, Bitcoin fell 3.6% to an intraday low of $61,860 on June 22, triggering $171 million in total crypto liquidations and forcing 11,202 traders out of positions. Long bets accounted for $158 million of the losses, with the largest single liquidation valued at $7.06 million. Bitco

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a record $6.35 billion outflow despite stable holder participation levels. Holder counts remained near 2.91K, suggesting limited investor departures during withdrawals. Bitcoin maintained resilience as institutional flows weakened across recent trading periods. Bitc

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a record $6.35 billion outflow despite stable holder participation levels. Holder counts remained near 2.91K, suggesting limited investor departures during withdrawals. Bitcoin maintained resilience as institutional flows weakened across recent trading periods. Bitc

Deutsche Bank released a report on Tuesday analyzing Bitcoin's sell-off, which briefly pushed the cryptocurrency below $60,000 in the first week of June. The report, authored by analyst Marion Laboure and cited by Coindesk, stated that Bitcoin's renewed slump reflects a convergence of

According to Coindesk, Bitcoin fell 4.2% in 24 hours on June 22, trading near $62,205, while the broader crypto market declined 2.8%. Ethereum dropped 5.6% to $1,652, XRP fell 4.4% to $1.09, and Solana led losses with a 5% decline to near $69. Deutsche Bank's analyst Marion Laboure said Bitcoin

Polymarket traders assigned an 87 percent probability that Bitcoin will finish 2026 below $60,000, while the June contract priced a breach of $70,000 with 100 percent implied certainty, creating a stark divergence from institutional forecasts. The prediction market pricing reflects spot Bitcoin

According to Polymarket, Bitcoin traders assigned an 87 percent probability the asset will finish 2026 below $60,000 as of mid-June 2026, with the platform's June contract priced at below $70,000 with 100 percent implied certainty. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.30 billion in net outflows during

Galaxy Digital (GLXY) invested in Digital Prime Technologies on Tuesday, the developer of institutional digital asset lending platform Tokenet. The stock fell more than 3% to near $32.20 despite the strategic move, which deepens Galaxy's push into institutional crypto lending. The decline occurred a

Franklin Templeton plans hybrid funds using stock dividends for Bitcoin exposure up to 20% allocation limits. Crypto ETF flows shifted from strong inflows to sustained outflows during recent market sessions. Institutional product innovation continues expanding Bitcoin access through

According to Benchmark Equity Research analyst Mark Palmer, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy, Nasdaq: MSTR) announced on June 22 that it purchased 520 Bitcoin (BTC) for $35 million, sold $335.5 million worth of MSTR shares, and increased its U.S. dollar reserve to $1.4 billion. Palmer reiterated a B

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $68.18 million in net outflows on June 22, driven by large redemptions from Blackrock's IBIT and Grayscale's GBTC despite inflows totaling over $184 million across six other products. The negative net flow resulted from IBIT's $171.96 million exit and GBTC's $80.96 million

According to Bitcoin.com News, on June 22, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $68.18 million in net outflows despite strong inflows to major funds. Ark & 21Shares' ARKB attracted $64 million while Fidelity's FBTC drew $57.38 million, but these gains were overwhelmed by Blackrock's IBIT, which saw $171.96 million