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Carlos Domingo pointed to NYSE and Computershare partnerships as steps toward on-chain equity trading and settlement.

The effort is framed around avoiding limits on decentralized stablecoin use on public blockchains.

The note ties higher-for-longer rates to equity stress even as global M2 nears $122.6T and stablecoin reserves sit around $72B on exchanges.

The product targets applicants denied unsecured credit and keeps sequestered USDC on Coinbase earning yield.

Galaxy cut its 2026 passage odds to 60% and warned the pre–August recess window effectively closes in late July.

Tokenized stocks rose 422% while bonds and money market funds added $6.5B even as crypto sold off in early June.

The note spotlights $1.06B annualized fees, $220B 30-day perp volume, and $2B+ in cumulative HYPE repurchases since Jan. 2025.

Cohort flows show mixed positioning while downside frameworks still map sub-$60,000 zones.

SoSoValue data shows redemptions clustered early in June, with IBIT alone at about $1.34B of the week’s net outflows.

Yuga CEO Michael Figge said the assets are in company custody and will be returned once a solution is finalized.

Key levels cluster at $59.1K support and a $72.5K upside imbalance as CPI/PPI and oil above $95 add volatility risk.

CME FedWatch shows markets pricing a December 25 bp hike as bitcoin rebounds toward $63,000.

The new contracts track a four-week BTC volatility gauge and arrive as CME reports higher crypto-derivatives activity year-on-year.

BTC traded near $62,153 versus Strategy’s stated $75,701 average cost as shareholders face a 50% turnout threshold Monday.

A Coinotag live panel alongside the proposal showed a 24-second ZEC/USDT range of $419 to $336.82 and negative perp funding.

The exchange tied the move to an apparent issuer-level freeze it says was triggered by UK sanctions compliance.

ETF outflows, Strategy’s first BTC sale in nearly four years, and renewed rate-hike fears tightened risk appetite.

Polymarket’s 2025 volume was estimated at $22B–$40B, with three sports contracts topping $730M combined.

Strategy and Bitmine were cited as examples of paper gains evaporating during a broader crypto price slide.

Hayes tied the exit to a more than 50% drop in Hyperliquid’s pre-listing SpaceX quotes ahead of a June 12 Nasdaq debut.