Kalshi predicts a 50% probability that Bitcoin will dip below $50,000.
The probability that Bitcoin will fall below $50,000 before year‑end has risen to 50% on Kalshi, reflecting growing bearish sentiment among traders.
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
Market Capitalization:2 494 360 715 095,7 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:88 476 954 195,29 USD
Dominance:BTC 59,77%
ETH:9,79%
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egyáltalán 77009Streamex and Orca create a round‑the‑clock compliant liquidity pool for the gold‑backed GLDY token on Solana
Streamex Corp. and Orca, a decentralized exchange (DEX) platform operating on Solana, launched new 24/7 secondary liquidity infrastructure for tokenized securities on Wednesday. The system aims to provide crucial exit liquidity, particularly benefiting accredited investors. Initially, the platform listed GLDY, a token backed by gold and designed to generate yield, as its first tradable asset. The collaboration between the two companies successfully established the GLDY pool on the Solana network.
The Bitwise HYPE ETF is the world’s largest, and Hyperliquid may be the cycle’s top contender.
Bitwise introduced the physically backed spot HYPE ETF (BHYP) on the NYSE, waiving the 0.34% sponsor fee on the first $500 million of AUM for month one. Within 48 hours the two U.S. HYPE ETFs saw a 50 % volume spike and $25.5 million net inflows, $8.8 million of which went to BHYP. Client purchases jumped to $35.9 million, an 18‑fold rise from the prior week, marking one of the biggest altcoin ETF debuts. Hyperliquid’s derivatives volume hit $2.9 trillion in 2025, a 400 % YoY increase, and the protocol captured 44 % of weekly blockchain fee revenue last week. Ninety‑seven percent of those fees are used to buy and burn $HYPE, creating a strong price‑support flywheel. The token has surged over 50 % in two weeks and now leads market performance. If eight‑figure monthly inflows persist, analysts expect HYPE to test $70‑$80, while moderate flows after the fee‑waiver could settle near $60. A slowdown below $5 million weekly could push the price under $55 and toward a $48 support level, where the Assistance Fund’s automated buybacks provide a floor. The fund has already purchased 28.5 million HYPE, spending $1.3 billion and delivering an annualized buyback rate of about 7 % of market cap. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is in presale at $0.0136, raising $32.7 million to launch the first Bitcoin layer‑2 with a Solana VM, offering sub‑second finality and cheap smart contracts on Bitcoin’s security layer. Staking is live with a 36 % APY for early participants. The project aims to unlock the $1.8 trillion of idle Bitcoin capital through programmable functionality.
BlackRock investors initiate a new $192 million Bitcoin transfer to Coinbase.
BlackRock's IBIT product experienced an outflow of 2,538 BTC to Coinbase Prime. This withdrawal follows a period where macroeconomic pressures have restricted overall institutional investment activity.
Block begins the phased rollout of Cash App’s stablecoin to its nearly 60 million users.
A source familiar with the situation told CoinDesk that the stablecoin functionality has already been made available to a quarter of the user base, and it is expected that every user will be able to access it by the week’s end.
Wall Street begins higher as major indexes register modest gains
Wall Street opened Wednesday with modest gains as the S&P 500 rose 0.07%, the Nasdaq 0.17%, and the Dow 0.18%. The uptick continues a steady upward trend seen earlier in the week. Light trading volume reflected the midweek lull and lack of major data releases. Tech stocks boosted the Nasdaq's outperformance, while utilities and consumer staples saw mild buying. No single catalyst drove the broad-based rise, indicating balanced risk appetite. The market absorbed recent Fed signals and geopolitical updates. Small daily moves add up, supporting a gradual market ascent for long-term investors. Short-term traders view the positive open as a tone-setter for the session. The lack of immediate shocks suggests a stable trading environment. Ahead, investors await jobless-claims and consumer-sentiment data later in the week. Further corporate earnings could shift sentiment. Overall, the market appears cautiously optimistic without signs of overheating.
Kraken introduces Bitcoin Vault to enable straightforward passive earnings.
Kraken has introduced a Bitcoin Vault designed to generate passive income using BTC holdings. This new service allows investors to earn returns directly from their Bitcoin without having to sell the underlying asset or rely on external, third-party wallets. The mechanism provides a direct method for achieving passive income from Bitcoin. Information concerning the launch of the Bitcoin Vault for direct passive income was first published by COINTURK NEWS.
Robinhood lets AI handle your trades so you can avoid constantly monitoring the markets.
Robinhood is adding sophisticated automation for regular investors, enabling AI agents to construct portfolios, place stock orders, and even make purchases through virtual credit cards.
HTX transfers over $21 billion in high‑risk assets despite the UK sanction.
The UK recently sanctioned several crypto organizations, including HTX, on suspicion of laundering funds. HTX was implicated for moving over $21 billion in risky and dubious funds. Analysis revealed that at least $7.64 billion of this movement was linked to Russian capital. The sanctions restrict UK citizens and prevent sanctioned firms from accessing UK banking systems. HTX operated as a major hub for various high-risk cryptocurrency transfers. It processed large volumes of BTC, ETH, and USDT for multiple entities. These included other intermediaries such as Garantex and Grinex. HTX also interacted with older laundering locations, confirming its central role in illicit finance flows. Russia's ability to evade sanctions remains strong through crypto laundering. Despite the isolation of major exchanges like Grinex, these markets continued processing funds. The evasion network is closely tied to Russian state banks and powerful oligarchs. This demonstrates the ongoing challenge to global financial controls.
DTCC intends to introduce tokenized assets on Stellar as part of its latest Wall Street blockchain initiative.
A United States market‑infrastructure giant aims to connect tokenized stocks, exchange‑traded funds and Treasury securities to the Stellar network during the first half of 2027.
As Ripple secures a stronger position in the US market, XRP now confronts a potential 41% downside.
The cryptocurrency could fall roughly 41%, targeting around $0.77. This potential decline indicates a divergence between long‑term price trends and Ripple’s corporate growth.
iTeller launches crypto‑to‑fiat solutions for worldwide payouts, virtual cards, and USDT settlement.
iTeller is a crypto‑to‑fiat fintech platform that accepts USDT, USDC, BTC and ETH deposits. It offers fiat payouts, crypto‑funded virtual cards, USDT settlement, and on‑/off‑ramp services. The service is open to individuals, businesses and Web3 teams after identity verification and jurisdiction checks. Users can access the platform via web, iOS or Android apps. The core feature lets eligible users convert crypto deposits into fiat transfers across supported countries and currencies. Businesses use it for contractor, supplier, OTC and treasury payments, while individuals receive personal fiat payouts. Payouts are processed after completing onboarding and verification. The system bridges digital asset balances with real‑world payment needs. iTeller issues virtual cards that draw funds directly from a user's crypto holdings. Cards can be used for online shopping, subscriptions, travel, groceries and other everyday expenses wherever virtual cards are accepted. The card service integrates with the same account used for deposits and conversions, simplifying daily spend. It expands crypto utility beyond trading platforms. Security relies on identity verification, account review, encryption and multi‑factor authentication, with additional checks for high‑risk features. The platform follows a compliance‑first approach across all operating jurisdictions. Mobile apps for iOS and Android enable users to manage balances, payouts and card activity on the go. iTeller aims to make digital assets practical, secure and easy to use for global money movement.
Ex‑Hodlnaut CEO charged with six fraud counts after the $189.7 million UST collapse
Zhu Juntao, the former CEO of Hodlnaut, has been charged with six counts of fraud linked to a $189.7 million loss in TerraUSD (UST). Prosecutors allege he misled both users and staff during the 2022 UST crash. More than 30,000 users worldwide were affected when withdrawals were frozen and the platform was forced to shut down. The story was first reported by COINTURK NEWS.
Bybit has issued a warning to users regarding transfers linked to HTX following the imposition of UK sanctions.
The exchange’s reply indicates that UK sanctions targeting an entity linked to Huobi are already shaping compliance controls throughout the broader crypto trading ecosystem.
Ethereum Tokenized Funds: How ETH Continues to Dominate the RWA Infrastructure Competition
Tokenized funds wrap traditional assets such as Treasuries or bond indexes into blockchain‑native shares. Ethereum remains the default chain for issuance, custody and settlement because of its mature security, tooling and the largest on‑chain liquidity pool. Institutions favour it for compliance‑ready standards and deep custodian support. Permissioned token frameworks like ERC‑3643 and vault contracts ERC‑4626 encode KYC, transfer caps and auditability. Transfer agents (e.g., Securitize, Tokeny) manage cap tables and corporate actions on‑chain. Oracles such as Chainlink provide proof‑of‑reserve data, while custodians like Fireblocks and Anchorage offer policy‑engineered wallet services. BlackRock’s BUIDL fund, Ondo’s tokenized Treasuries and Franklin Templeton’s Money Fund illustrate Ethereum‑first issuance with secondary distribution on EVM‑compatible L2s. Even when assets appear on cheaper chains, the canonical registry stays on Ethereum for audit and liquidity. Multichain strategies mirror the Ethereum cap table while reducing gas costs for investors. Launchers should pick a jurisdiction, a transfer agent, a compliant token standard, and integrate custody, oracle and L2 layers before auditing the code. Investors must verify legal eligibility, custodial safeguards, oracle resilience and secondary‑market depth. Smart‑contract bugs, bridge failures or regulatory shifts remain key risk vectors despite on‑chain efficiency.
Robinhood allows AI agents to use its platform for stock trading and credit card purchases.
Retail brokerage Robinhood now permits users to assign stock purchases and credit‑card transactions to third‑party artificial‑intelligence systems. This feature lets investors automate buying decisions and payment processing through external AI services.
Banca Sella receives approval to become the first in Italy to offer crypto services to its customers.
The fintech‑focused private bank announced it is the inaugural Italian institution to receive Bank of Italy authorization under MiCA for providing digital‑asset custody and transfer services.
Bitcoin ETFs experience a $333 million outflow as HYPE and XRP funds continue to draw inflows.
On Tuesday, May 26, crypto ETF flows showed a mixed pattern. Bitcoin and ether ETFs together shed $368.75 million, extending their streaks of outflows. Altcoin products helped offset the losses, with HYPE ETFs drawing $20.45 million and XRP ETFs attracting $1.55 million. This inflow partially softened the overall drawdown. Solana ETFs recorded no trading activity on the same day.
XRP's MVRV index has dropped to a 2020 low amid widespread panic selling by traders.
Santiment reports XRP’s 30‑day MVRV has plunged to about –47%, the lowest level since December 2020, while the 365‑day ratio sits near –36%. These readings indicate that recent buyers are heavily underwater after months of selling pressure. The chart labels this area an “opportunity” zone, contrasting it with earlier high‑MVRV periods deemed risky for sellers. MVRV measures market value versus realized value, showing whether holders sit on unrealized gains or losses. Deeply negative short‑term MVRV suggests most short‑term participants have capitulated, reducing marginal selling pressure. Historically, such extreme undervaluation precedes strong rebounds when even modest positive news arrives. Despite a >50% drop in market value since last summer, long‑term investors remain hopeful about regulatory progress, ETF prospects, and Ripple’s adoption story. The recent drawdown followed a vigorous rally in late 2024‑early 2025 that attracted traders near local tops. While the metric isn’t a standalone timing signal, it implies that panic selling may be largely exhausted, limiting downside risk and opening room for upside.
Peter Brandt asserts that price reigns supreme and markets are never mistaken in their Bitcoin outlook.
Renowned trader Peter Brandt has restated a long‑standing technical‑analysis rule concerning Bitcoin’s price. The cryptocurrency community watches closely, awaiting the next market direction.
During anticipated 2026 SEC discussions, Ripple advocates that stablecoins should be exempted from any haircut.
Ripple is urging the SEC to adopt a 0% capital haircut for stablecoins in the 2026 policy discussions. Under this approach, RLUSD and comparable stablecoins could be classified as cash‑equivalent collateral. The report appeared on COINTURK NEWS.
Bitcoin falls as BlackRock’s IBIT offloads over $1 billion in a single day.
Bitcoin failed to break the $78,000 resistance and slipped to about $75,680 within 24 hours. The move erased roughly $30 billion of market value, leaving the total capitalization near $1.5 trillion. The decline follows a sharp sell pressure triggered on Wednesday. The pressure stemmed from BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which sold $1.289 billion of shares in a dark‑pool transaction on May 26. The trade involved 29,212,864 IBIT shares at a fund price of $43.16 per share. This represents the largest single IBIT sale recorded to date. IBIT has now logged seven straight days of cash outflows, totaling $1.33 billion, with a net liquidation of $192.44 million on the most recent day. Finbold’s AI model anticipates further downside for BTC, projecting a near‑4 % drop to around $72,884 by June 3, 2026. The outlook suggests continued pressure on U.S. spot BTC ETFs.
Mastercard secures a BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services
Mastercard, often referred to as “the other Visa,” continues to attract attention in the financial sector. The company (ticker MA) delivered its remarks at J.P. Morgan’s 54th Annual Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference, providing insights into its strategies and performance. Analysts view the recent price dip below $500 as an attractive entry point for long‑term investors, accompanied by a rating upgrade for the stock.
The Hyperliquid SpaceX Perpetuals represent a genuine oversight in current financial regulation.
The synthetic SpaceX perpetual created by Hyperliquid indicates a $1.78 trillion valuation, derived without SpaceX’s consent. Moreover, U.S. securities regulators currently have no framework to address this situation.
