Statistics from CryptoQuant, those modern alchemists of data, declared that the outflow of SHIB had ballooned to nearly a staggering 490 billion tokens. Exchange reserves, in a baffling act akin to hospice for the coins, dwindled like people leaving a party before the music stops. It feels less like righteous exodus and more like an avant‑garde art piece where the canvas is the exchanges themselves.
Recent data reveals significant net outflows from Bitcoin Spot ETFs last week. Monday saw the largest single-day withdrawal with $648.64 million, the biggest since January 29th. Subsequent days also experienced negative performance, with outflows of $331.05 million on Tuesday, $70.47 million on Wednesday, $100.82 million on Thursday, and $105.19 million on Friday.
Bank of America recently updated its investments in digital currencies, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The bank increased its Bitcoin holdings and significantly boosted its investments in both Ethereum and Solana, tripling its exposure to those two cryptocurrencies.
Blockchain security firm Blockaid, ever the vigilant watchdog, barked about an ongoing exploit affecting StablR on Ethereum. The attacker, a modern-day pirate, targeted the issuer behind StablR Euro (EURR) and StablR USD (USDR), making off with a tidy sum. Ah, the digital age-where keys are compromised, and fortunes vanish with a click!
The native token crashed lately, but managed to halt the losses and remains at around $0.15.
We’re back after a week off. This week in crypto law may ultimately be remembered as a turning point in how governments view digital assets. Policymakers are no longer debating whether crypto belongs within the financial system—they are now actively determining how it will be regulated, integrated, and controlled. From major U.S. legislation and SEC policy shifts to escalating jurisdictional battles and national-security concerns, the legal framework surrounding digital assets continues to evolve rapidly.
Nubank perfectly illustrates this changing trend. They’ve been nominated for the Best Digital Assets Neobank award at the 2026 BeInCrypto Institutional 100 Awards.
“An Agreement has been largely negotiated, subject to finalization between the United States of America, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the various other Countries,” Trump posted, presumably as if tweeting from a high-powered think tank rather than a personal account.
The proposed price sat a paltry 1.76% below Delivery Hero’s closing price on the prior Friday, according to the data of LSEG, a small, almost insulting discount that the board of Delivery Hero no doubt viewed with the same mixture of quiet amusement and cold contempt a seasoned farmer views a mangy stray dog that dares to nip at his heels. Delivery Hero, for its part, said it would continue its ongoing strategic review process, and communicate further details if and when appropriate, as if such vague, honeyed bureaucratic pronouncements could shield it from the storm of corporate maneuvering that was already brewing over its roofs.
XRP’s price recovery from $1.2779 to $1.5490 in April and May is now reversing. A Fibonacci grid shows this decline clearly. The price initially moved above $1.4850, but then fell below several key levels. It briefly stabilized between $1.4454 and $1.4850, then around $1.4194, but ultimately continued to fall. After failing to hold these levels, the price recently dropped below $1.3884 and then $1.3335, finally breaking through a key support level today.
