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Anchorage Digital and State Street Bank are initial investors in the Rule 2a-7 government fund.

The move opens an onshore pathway for a core crypto price-discovery product long dominated by offshore venues.

Flutterwave says the undisclosed investment implies a $3.3B valuation and will add Ripple Payments rails to its 35-country network.

Traders flagged $70K as the bounce ceiling while CoinGlass showed $230M in 24-hour short liquidations.

SPCX perpetuals printed a $159.89 pre-open VWAP, while tokenized “IPO access” campaigns were canceled after allocations failed.

SkyAI let a $1.55-per-share proposal expire without responding as Forward sits on a large SOL drawdown.

Matt Hougan mapped bottom calls from $30,000 to $59,000 while arguing the cycle top matters more for allocators.

The deal marks IREN’s entry into Europe and adds a local development team as AI cloud revenue grows quarter-over-quarter.

The European-style contracts use an RFQ workflow with Orbit Markets providing launch liquidity.

The multi-tranche deal is expected to span 2–30 year maturities, with the long bond around 0.9% over Treasurys.

Chair Michael Selig highlighted blockchain forensics and AI as Congress weighs a new SEC–CFTC crypto split.

The treasury firm says it controls about 4.66% of circulating ETH as US spot Ether ETFs post four straight outflow days.

One target declined and the other did not respond as FWDI leans on scale and a late-June Russell inclusion catalyst.

The bill cleared Senate Banking with bipartisan support and is described as nearing a floor vote, where amendments could dilute the custody-based test.

Positioning near the 200-week EMA and mixed CryptoQuant demand signals set a two-sided week for BTC.

The stablecoin’s supply is cited near $4.6B as the issuer pursues an OCC license amid DeFi and legal overhangs.

The buy made SpaceX 3.28% of ARKK after shares closed up 19.2% from the $135 IPO price.

Oil sold off at the same time, while traders waited for deal details and Wednesday’s Fed decision.

The framework sets a $500 initial registration fee, $400 annual renewal, and makes unregistered operation an offense.

BTC traded near $64,000 on June 14, leaving the four-cycle “below 61.8%” pattern untriggered.