Ethereum’s $150B+ stablecoin liquidity hits as ETH retests $1,750–$1,800
A two-day ETH ETF inflow streak arrives with spot near $1,748 after an 11% weekly gain.
A two-day ETH ETF inflow streak arrives with spot near $1,748 after an 11% weekly gain.
Flow data showed a futures-led push unwound on the filing, then a rebound that added $143M of spot buying.
The 3,588 BTC sale printed around $59K–$61K as traders debate capitulation-style on-chain extremes and a potential “W” bottom.
The reported secondary sale lands as MiCA-authorized platforms in Europe move to delist USDT, including Revolut’s planned removal.
Internal legal questions and an unresolved “hold indefinitely” debate are muddying the rollout timeline.
Adjusted stablecoin transaction volume hit a record $1.79T in June as USDT held roughly 25% share.
Chair Tom Lee tied ETH/BTC strength to improving odds of the US CLARITY Act passing this year.
UNDP cited a Syria program cutting distribution costs from 10% to 2% and a Haiti pilot that kept paying through an outage.
Traders split between a Summer 2022-style breakdown and a rebound if Strategy signals net buying.
The company said Aiyer will run “commercial and pipeline expansion activities” as Keel pushes deeper into AI/HPC infrastructure.
Early analysis points to a flash-loan accounting manipulation in automated USDC vaults routed across Aave and Morpho.
TRM Labs logged 207 incidents in H1, while Q2 losses hit $807.5M and wallet compromises led the damage.
The rollout depends on the “On Digital Currency and Digital Rights” framework enabling licensed trading, custody, and fiat conversion.
The review shifts scrutiny from local users to the platform’s operating model after a June 5 police probe tied to election markets.
Claims tied to a USDt-using offshore casino land as MPs review a separate £5 million donor gift and a CBDC lobbying referral.
The proposal lands as non-empty wallets rise by 14,783 since June 23 and ADA rebounds to about $0.20.
The on-chain report says U.S.-linked flow skewed toward geopolitics markets that regulated U.S. venues typically don’t list.









